Lego bricks, TV remotes and a snowglobe are among the thousands of items removed from people's bottoms in Britain's hospitals, survey shows

Daily Mail - Oct 17, 2026

Medical staff at hospitals in Lewisham and Greenwich, had to remove Lego bricks in balloons, beer and shampoo bottles, a toothbrush, door handle and  vape from patients' rectums.

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Woman arrested after pedestrian taken to hospital following ‘hit-and-run’

Oct 17, 2026

Woman arrested after pedestrian taken to hospital following ‘hit-and-run’

A woman has been arrested on suspicion of assault following a crash between a car and a pedestrian.

Sri Lanka suffers nationwide electricity blackout

Oct 17, 2026

Sri Lanka suffers nationwide electricity blackout

Sri Lanka suffered a nationwide electricity blackout on Saturday after the national grid tripped, possibly because solar power generation exceeded consumption, officials said. The entire grid shut down in February 2025, when solar power generation exceeded consumption on a bright, sunny Sunday.

First visitor to Yorkshire Wildlife Park after William Chapman death shares eerie find

Oct 17, 2026

First visitor to Yorkshire Wildlife Park after William Chapman death shares eerie find

A reporter for the Express was among the very first visitors through the gates of the park when it reopened six days after William Chapman's death

Russia hails Trump waiving sanctions as 'historic'

Oct 17, 2026

Russia hails Trump waiving sanctions as 'historic'

Russia has hailed US President Donald Trump's decision to waive new sanctions targeting its energy revenues as a "historic" move, raising concerns among Ukraine and its European allies that Washington is favouring Moscow.

Lord of the Rings star visits Kent seaside town

Oct 17, 2026

Lord of the Rings star visits Kent seaside town

A famous Hollywood actor has been posing for pictures with fans in a seaside town.

In 1897, gold discoveries helped establish Ballarat near Death Valley, and its population reached 400 by 1898; today, adobe ruins remain after the mining boom faded

Oct 17, 2026

In 1897, gold discoveries helped establish Ballarat near Death Valley, and its population reached 400 by 1898; today, adobe ruins remain after the mining boom faded

Ballarat, founded in 1897 in the notorious Death Valley of California, flourished as a mining hub following the gold rush in the nearby Panamint Mountains. Once boasting a vibrant community of around 400, it was home to saloons, hotels, and essential services for miners. Sadly, as key mines closed, the town's population dwindled, and by 1917, the post office's closure signified its decline into obscurity.

Delhi High Court directs Home Secretary to appear in person over non-compliance of order

Oct 17, 2026

Delhi High Court directs Home Secretary to appear in person over non-compliance of order

The Delhi High Court has directed the Delhi Government’s Home Department Secretary to appear in person in a contempt petition filed by Sonu Sonkar, alleging non-compliance with a May 2025 order to reconsider the cancellation of his remission. The court noted that the authorities had not filed a compliance affidavit.

Delhi High Court directs Home Secretary to appear in person over non-compliance of order

Oct 17, 2026

Delhi High Court directs Home Secretary to appear in person over non-compliance of order

The Delhi High Court has directed the Delhi Government’s Home Department Secretary to appear in person in a contempt petition filed by Sonu Sonkar, alleging non-compliance with a May 2025 order to reconsider the cancellation of his remission. The court noted that the authorities had not filed a compliance affidavit.

Rising household costs undermine economic mobility, push Americans to delay major life decisions: McKinsey

Oct 17, 2026

Rising household costs undermine economic mobility, push Americans to delay major life decisions: McKinsey

Rising living costs are a significant barrier to economic mobility impacting many Americans' financial security and aspirations. About 60 percent of Americans identify affordability pressures, especially food and grocery expenses, as major obstacles. Younger adults prioritize careers and mental health, while parents focus on their children's opportunities. Many individuals connected to their communities feel more in control of their future.

In 2024, a New York dairy farmer kept farming alongside a 6.5-megawatt solar project; wider panel spacing allowed tractors to pass and hay to grow

Oct 17, 2026

In 2024, a New York dairy farmer kept farming alongside a 6.5-megawatt solar project; wider panel spacing allowed tractors to pass and hay to grow

An increasing number of farmers are exploring solar leases as a way to secure consistent income while maintaining their agricultural practices. The partnership between solar developers and farmers focuses on effectively implementing agrivoltaics within productive farmland. To achieve this, various design elements must be considered to meet the requirements of both crops and solar installations.

In 2018, over 6,000 volunteers examined pictures of tuberculosis bacteria exposed to drugs; their answers helped researchers test resistance to 13 medicines

Oct 17, 2026

In 2018, over 6,000 volunteers examined pictures of tuberculosis bacteria exposed to drugs; their answers helped researchers test resistance to 13 medicines

In a collective effort in 2018, over 6,000 volunteers joined the BashTheBug project, focusing on tuberculosis bacteria images. Utilizing the Zooniverse platform, they gathered crucial data on antibiotic resistance through crowd-sourced analysis. Participants meticulously assessed photographs to evaluate bacterial growth under varying antibiotic conditions. Remarkably, their findings resonated with those of seasoned experts, reinforcing the integrity of the evaluations.

PM-AJAY: 18,093 villages declared Adarsh Grams, 785 student hostels completed

Oct 17, 2026

PM-AJAY: 18,093 villages declared Adarsh Grams, 785 student hostels completed

The Centre has declared 18,093 villages Adarsh Grams under the Pradhan Mantri Anusuchit Jaati Abhyuday Yojana (PM-AJAY), while 785 student hostels have been completed, the Social Justice Ministry said. The scheme supports infrastructure development, livelihoods and educational access for Scheduled Caste communities, with Rs 1,730 crore released to states between 2021-22 and 2025-26.

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