iStock

The government is urged to support housebuilding as a present-day emergency. New houses at various stages of construction are highlighted in the article.

The body of a teenage boy has been recovered from water. A file photograph from iStock is associated with the report.

The first tablet version of weight-loss jabs will become available in the UK within weeks. The article references a file image from iStock.

Research finds that smacking is associated with worse exam results. The article references a schoolboy stock photo and mentions the research finding.

The article highlights that people are likely using their phones without understanding their motivations. It references a photograph by Arsenii Palivoda from iStock.

The government rejected a call for mass prostate cancer screening, described as a 'missed opportunity.' The article references prostate cancer slides, with an image credit to iStock.

A new pill has been reported to double survival time for pancreatic cancer patients. The article references a 3D illustration of the pancreas from iStock.

Vape use has seen a sharp decline in the first year of a ban, but campaigners have issued a warning. Discarded electronic cigarette vapes were collected from public spaces, highlighting ongoing concerns.

A girl died after being rescued from a river as the total number of water-related deaths during a heatwave reached 17. The incident occurred in the River Wharfe.

A meteor traveling at 75,000mph caused buildings to shake and produced a double boom. The event was reported in Boston, Massachusetts.

A blood test may be able to detect signs of Alzheimer's decades before symptoms appear, according to the article. The development could enable earlier intervention for the disease.

A thunderstorm warning has been issued for parts of England and Wales. The alert highlights potential severe weather conditions in the region.

A safety warning has been issued following heatwave-related deaths, with a focus on understanding cold water shock as a potential risk. The article highlights the dangers of sudden immersion in cold water and the need for public awareness.

The article discusses rising household electricity expenses and the growing burden of energy debt, highlighting increased financial strain on consumers. It references a bill statement document and an iStock image to illustrate the issue.

The article highlights 'crash for cash' scams where individuals stage car accidents to extort money from unsuspecting drivers. These scams involve orchestrating collisions to falsely claim insurance payouts or settlements, targeting drivers who may be vulnerable or unaware.

The article discusses fan models recommended by experts for purchase and credits iStock as the image source.

The death of a British national in Ukraine was confirmed, alongside mentions of Ukrainian soldiers participating in a military parade and the presence of the Ukrainian flag on military uniforms.

The UK risks an 'economic catastrophe' if it fails to adapt to the changing behaviors of young people shaped by smartphone use. A file photo illustrates a teenage boy texting on his phone at home.

The article discusses a common parking mistake that operators are legally unable to fine but frequently do anyway, highlighting potential unfair practices in parking enforcement. It is part of a Money newsletter covering consumer and business issues.

The article provides 10 tips for staying cool and improving sleep quality, focusing on practical advice for better rest and comfort.