Five ways to make money … with your body
Seasoned saver Jasmine Birtles, of moneymagpie.com, shows you how to earn a crust by getting physical
Working on the go
Open thread: American companies are using activity monitoring gadgets to get their employees to exercise more. Would you wear one?
Middle classes must lose benefits
Andrew Haldenby: Our wasteful welfare system has decoupled work and reward. Help for the poorest should be handled at a local level
Nice backs minimum pricing on alcohol to cut harmful drinking
Recommendation by government's expert advisory body will stir up public controversy over the issue
UK quality of life poor, study says
Longer working hours, high cost of living and low holiday entitlement contribute to UK's bottom place in survey of 10 European countries
Shock finding on salt levels in big-name brand foods
Supermarket own-brand and 'value' ranges have far less salt than the famous names, UK study finds
A revolution in care
Jackie Ashley: Conference season 09: Setting up a National Care Service would be equivalent to the creation of the NHS – now to tell the public what social care is
Doubt over ‘flat head syndrome’ fix
Use of costly helmets to 'cure' misshapen heads in babies is unnecessary and exploits parental anxiety, say UK doctors. By Hilary Osborne
Doubts over helmet cure for ‘flat head syndrome’ in babies
Bespoke helmets costing £2,000 are being promoted to cure flat head syndrome in babies. But the medical evidence surrounding their use is contentious
Patients warned against cosmetic surgery ‘tourism’
Poll reports surge in number of people suffering post-op complications on their return home in past 18 months