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: 16 October 2026
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Bowel cancer can sometimes be mistaken for IBS as the symptoms are similar. Dr Maula explained to Mail readers what to look out for and when you should see your GP, putting symptom awareness and preventative healthcare firmly in the spotlight.
Anyone who owns a property worth more than £2million could be set for a shock come the end of the month, if the Chancellor announces a so-called 'mansion tax'. We Buy Any Home CEO Elliot Castle said it could mean an extra £2,500 a year on top of existing council tax bills.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, with research showing 29% of women in England who regularly check their breasts don't feel confident in noticing a change. Dr Jiri Kubes, radiation oncologist and medical director at the Proton Therapy Center in Prague, highlighted eight breast cancer symptoms people should look out for.
Ruaraidh Buckenham, senior governance pharmacist at Simple Online Pharmacy, commented on a new weight-loss injection that could target belly fat, reducing any stored around internal organs and in the liver. She told the Mirror that the findings on survodutide raise interesting questions about the next generation of weight-loss treatments.
'Sling-shotting' - going around a traffic island in the right-hand lane to then jump the queue for the first exit - is covered by Section 3 of the Road Traffic Act 1988, but many drivers are still doing it. Select's Graham Conway and Dominic Smith from Patterson Law revealed that if you're caught it could mean a £1,000 fine and nine points on your licence.
As we get deeper into autumn, leaves are beginning to fall onto our lawns. Grass expert Jonathan Davis from Lawnsmith told Tom's Guide the importance of raking leaves before they smother lawns - and why you should never rake leaves when they're wet.