With most of us tucked in bed at the unearthly hour of 1.30am Wednesday morning you may have missed an informative debate issuing the effects social media is having on mental health.
Fans of The Last Leg will be thrilled to hear they have a double-helping of the show’s co-presenter Alex Brooker when the comedy series returns to our screens tomorrow (31 July) evening.
In tonight’s (30 July) BBC3 documentary we follow a group of young adults embarking on a camping trip with a twist. All the youngsters cope with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, a condition many people find difficult to understand and therefore those with the illness can feel isolated and afraid to share their disability with others.
Usually reserved for selling festival memories the merchandise stalls scattered around Henham Park on Sunday are giving something away free of charge.
850,000 people are unaware they diabetes in the UK a further 3 million have been diagnosed with the condition.
She’s left. Robyn Rihanna Fenty has already been rushed off site to catch a private jet to London where she will be a guest at the Jay Z & Justin Timberlake collaboration performance at Wireless Festival. She probably won’t be making an appearance on stage as her schedule over the past few days has been insane, even for a global superstar such as herself.
The location of Dynamo’s party last night was nearly as much of a secret to how the magician performs his mind-blowing illusions.
Ever heard of SPS? Chances are you probably haven’t. The acronym stands for stiff person syndrome, a rare neurological condition which affects one in a million people.
21 and 3ft Tall, the title of tonight’s Extraordinary People episode tonight (4 July) should give you a good idea on the condition Channel 5’s fascinating documentary series is focusing on this evening.
We have all seen the canine helpers around although many of us are blind ourselves when it comes to fully appreciating the committed support a guide dog gives to somebody with impaired vision.
Under normal circumstances stumbling across a 69 year-old man with a daughter to a nightclub located at a far end field of a festival during the early hours of a Saturday morning would be something out of the ordinary.
Over the weekend Andrea Begley became this year’s winner of The Voice, BBC’s talent competition which sets out to find the nations freshest new singing sensation.
Don’t Call Me Crazy launches BBC3’S It’s a Mad World season tonight which focuses on mental health issues.
