Chancellor Angela Merkel has a number of issues lined up and to talk about one of them, Merkel is going to travel to London. It has been found that she will be having a working dinner at the time when a lot of tensions are going on due to EU's budget.

An internet troll has targeted a man, who got a lung and a heart transplant, saying that the man does not deserve his new organs.

Twenty-eight-year-old Chris Richardson, who stays at Newcastle, had to spend much of his childhood days on a wheelchair, had a congenital heart disorder when he was born.

Three German deputies had visited Iran the previous week and the same has highlighted the resilient trade relationship of Germany with Tehran. However, the same has sometimes been a reason of outrage and frustration for France, Britain, the US and Israel to impose strict EU economic sanctions.

A new product has been introduced in the market that claims to treat hangover. The product plans to cash on our failure to decide our limits.

It has been termed as Bytox. It is for the first this week that the `hangover prevention patch' is on sale in the UK for the first time.

In case the public service providers do not do what they are supposed to do then they can face a legal action, the Older People's Commissioner for Wales said.

If local authorities fail to comply with guidance then Sarah Rochira says they could be taken to court.

Health experts have stated that in the UK alone there can be a 50 per cent rise in the number of heat-related deaths due to climate change.

The Health Protection Agency, HPA, stated that due to heat waves about 11,000 people would have died by 2080 and there would be an increase of 2000 deaths as compared to now.

In about 30 years of his work, not a single off from work was taken by a man who has now died after an outbreak of Legionnaires' disease in Staffordshire, according to his family.

In July Richard Griffin, 64, of Stoke-on-Trent, had faced multiple organ failure and following this he died. In all there have been 20 reported cases.

According to a government advisor and leading surgeon, NHS funds should not be spent on palliative care for the terminally ill but on surgery for obese patients, this is what a surgeon has suggested.

Andrew de Beaux questioned that was it worth spending on people who are suffering from cancer and might have very little benefit in the last days of their life.