Every year, around 1.5 million people experience post-menopausal symptoms. But until now, the medication has only been accessible after consultation with a GP or specialist.

The prime minister was present at the 'prosecco-fuelled' bash on January 14 last year, which is one of the parties now under police investigation, sources said.

Boris Johnson caused a storm in the Commons on Monday when he jibed that Keir Starmer 'spent most of his time prosecuting journalists and failing to prosecute Jimmy Savile' at the CPS.

It seems the January blues were blown aside last month as England enjoyed the sunniest start to a year on record.

The housing market has had its strongest start to the year in 17 years, meaning buyers are left to fight to secure their dream homes.

A fire above Acton Town tube station has forced operators TfL to close the station and part suspend the District and Piccadilly lines.

Dramatic video shows sparks flying from a nearby utility pole as police vehicles approach the tracks in Farnworth, Bolton.

The UK rankings were compiled by job review website Glassdoor based on employee job satisfaction, median annual base salary and the number of current job openings in the given role.

Transport for London said all 'uncommitted' Healthy Streets projects will be paused or cancelled as it revealed proposals to reduce the programme's budget by £473m for the six years from 2019/20.

The chancellor sat beside the prime minister and Priti Patel during the fiery session as Mr Johnson delivered a statement on Downing Street parties throughout lockdown.

The 62-year-old music mogul was rushed to hospital near his west London home on Thursday with suspected concussion, facial cuts and a broken arm after he slammed into the road.

The ridicule of Boris Johnson over the Partygate scandal has extended across the East and West, with Biden's spokeswoman laughing at the PM being 'ambushed by cake'.

Michael Gove will today unveil the long-awaited levelling up white paper, which aims to make a reality of the PM's election-winning promise to improve life in left-behind areas of the North.

Researchers found lockdown measures put in place during the early wave of the pandemic only reduced COVID-19 mortality by .2 percent in the U.S and Europe

Kate Middleton, 40, has been unveiled today as the patron of the Rugby Football League and the Rugby Football Union. The Duke of Sussex held the positions until Megxit.

Campaigners and MPs said the write-offs - laid bare in the Department of Health's annual accounts - would enrage families facing the tax hike in the midst of a cost of living crisis.

Boris Johnson today warned Vladimir Putin he will be hit with crippling economic sanctions 'the moment the first Russian toe cap crosses' into Ukraine.

The singer, 33, has hit back at rumours she cancelled her Las Vegas residency because she was having problems with her boyfriend Rich Paul.

French President Emmanuel Macron said he will 'step up' pressure on Boris Johnson to establish a legal route to Britain for asylum seekers, as he blamed Britain for every Channel migrant death.

Emergency crews rushed to Ash Green Primary School in Halifax at around 8pm last night after its burglar alarm was triggered.

Actress Whoopi Goldberg has been suspended for two weeks over her comments alleging that race was not a factor in the Holocaust. Her suspension is 'effective immediately'.

Boris Johnson gave the green light to £6billion in state-backed loans for energy firms to create a 'rebate and clawback' scheme, paying around £200 to every household to ease soaring prices.

Chris O'Shea (pictured), chief executive of Centrica which owns British Gas, said he will not return to the office five days a week despite working-from-home guidelines ending last month

Last year, the Government paid American company CF Industries millions of pounds to re-open its plant in Billingham, County Durham, and so maintained supplies.

A Tory source suggested the Prime Minister offered to 'look again' at the ban on BOGOF deals, set to come in this April in the Government's anti-obesity strategy

Vic Rayner, head of the National Care Forum, called for the UK Government to apologise, saying carers were the 'unwitting guinea pigs' of the 'no jab, no job' policy.

Parents who did not see a picture warning bought a sugary drink 45 per cent of the time, compared with 28 per cent for those in the group that did see warnings.

Defence Secretary Ben Wallace said it was 'crucial' that Britain pushes the 'frontiers of our defence space ambitions' in a bid to stay 'one step ahead of our competitors'.

Defence Secretary Ben Wallace, who won plaudits for overseeing the evacuation of refugees and British nationals from Afghanistan, has emerged as a potential successor to Boris Johnson.

Ministers should look at imposing a 'financial responsibility' that forces social media firms to tackle the scams rife on their platforms, the Commons Treasury committee said.

Police rearrested Mason Greenwood on suspicion of sexual and assault and threats to kill. He is already accused of raping and assaulting an 18-year-old student.

The highly critical report is just the latest scandal to hit crisis-prone Met commissioner Cressida Dick.

Wear from brake linings and tyres on the roads may be greater than with petrol and diesel vehicles because of the weight of the battery in electric cars, which generates more polluting fine particles

RICHARD KAY: Lawyers for the duke's accuser, Virginia Roberts, want to question the Afghan veteran about Andrew's visits to and from New York.

Mark Towell, 46, had been freed for a month when he entered the woman's home in Birtley, Gateshead, by climbing on to her roof, before telling her she was 'f***ing lovely'.

The rise comes after weeks of plateauing infection rates and a day after the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) began adding reinfections to the daily tally.

Raith Rovers' decision to give a contract to former Blackburn Rovers striker David Goodwillie, 32, has caused revulsion among supporters including crime writer and shirt sponsor Val McDermid.

Claire Mercer, who has campaigned for National Highways to be investigated over the crash which killed her husband Jason, 44 (pictured together), said the news was 'very upsetting'.

Ian Stewart is accused of killing Diane Stewart, 47, at their home in Bassingbourn, Cambridgeshire, in 2010.

Akshay Patel can be heard telling ambulance call handlers that his mother, from Ashton-under-Lyne in Greater Manchester, was 'struggling' to breathe after she woke up screaming.

A witness said the teenage girl was laughing as she punched and kicked father-of-two Dr Gary Jenkins, 54, during a horrific fatal attack in Bute Park, Cardiff, on July 20 last year.

The Aspinall Foundation's decision to rewild the animals 4,400 miles away to Kenya is 'ridiculous', David Magner claimed. Pictured: Carrie Johnson at the park.

Leah Jumeaux, 20, from Blackpool, Lancashire, sent pictures of herself bound and gagged next to a gun to her partner in October 2020, a court heard.

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The Labour leader has said the PM is 'debasing himself by going so low' by repeating 'a ridiculous slur peddled by right wing trolls' after a QC-led inquiry found he was not involved in the decision.

Former minister Tobias Ellwood said he will be submitting a letter to 1922 committee chair Sir Graham Brady.

Ellie Smith and Cleo's stepfather Jake Gliddon sat down for their tell-all interview to speak about how Cleo was found safe 18 days after being taken from their campsite in Western Australia.

The Rev Michael Todd, 59, argued there is a link between naturism and Christianity after his superiors at the Diocese of Southwark reported him to the church authorities.

Vladimir Putin, in a rare public statement on he Ukraine crisis, charged the US with using the ex-Soviet country as an 'instrument' to contain Russia while ignoring his security demands.

Whitsundays local David Edge brought his family on a boat trip to Daydream Island and the group of kids were snorkelling when they claim a staff member yelled they were trespassing.

Alexanda Kotey and El Shafee Elsheikh are said to have given up the information to US secret service interrogators after being captured in Syria in 2018.

Wild scenes have erupted as police pepper-sprayed protesters rallying against Covid vaccination mandates and restrictions.

Boris Johnson has again refused to back down from his explosive claim that Sir Keir Starmer failed to prosecute paedophile Jimmy Saville when he was the Director of Public Prosecutions.

The proposed new service dress (pictured) was compared to what the main character Spock wears in the American blockbuster sci-fi series.

Michael Gove has suggested the House of Lords could move to Glasgow as part of the Government's new 'Levelling Up' plan which is being unveiled today.

Crows are being trained to pick up discarded cigarette butts from the streets of Södertälje in Sweden as part of a pilot project by The Keep Sweden Tidy Foundation.

A chopper for WRC-TV in Washington, DC flew above the building Tuesday evening and got the scoop on the team's new name.

Newly-retired football star Tom Brady and wife Gisele Bundchen are making plans to move to the exclusive Indian Creek to enjoy quieter days. The couple purchased a $17million lot there in 2020

Labour MPs Nadia Whittome and Diane Abbott both called on Met chief Dame Cressida to go today.

Mr Cook's £2.5million home in California has now been pixelated on both Apple Maps and Google Maps after Julia Lee Choi, 45, was served with a restraining order.

Sydney's iconic Lansdowne Hotel will soon shut its doors to live music, with venue owners Jake Smyth and Kenny Graham confirming the news via Instagram on Wednesday.

Royal Canadian Mounted Police have threatened to arrest truckers blockading the US border in Alberta unless they leave by Tuesday, a lawyer representing the disgruntled drivers says.

Tonga has suffered another devastating blow as the island is plunged into Covid lockdown, sparked by an infected aid worker.

The U.S. national debt has surpassed $30 trillion, the highest it's ever been, according to data published by the Treasury Department on Tuesday.

Protesters converged on Parliament House in the nation's capital, not releasing many politicians were around in Canberra to hear their anti-vax message as it was a non-sitting week.

Foreign Minister Marise Payne has denied being responsible for a leaked message slamming Scott Morrison as a 'complete psycho'.  

Samantha Dawson (pictured) disowned her brother Stephen Waterson, 30, who was found guilty of manslaughter over the death of three-year-old Alfie Lamb. who was crushed to death in 2018.

A GOP senator in Georgia is calling for an investigation into Dr. Tarece Johnson after she described white people as 'socialized racists' and demanded an end to 'anti-black capitalism.'

Joe Rogan in December hosted two controversial doctors on his podcast to discuss COVID-19. Their views, shared in two three-hour episodes of his show, have sparked widespread anger.

Talan Peters, two, suffered serious head injuries and died in hospital after being attacked at his family's home in remote Mena Creek, near Cairns in far north Queensland, on Saturday afternoon.

The parents of acid bath victim Arnima Hayat say they will not be able to see their 'daughter's beautiful face' before laying her to rest due to the devastating state in which the trainee doctor was found.

A lavish home owned by former Australian treasurer Joe Hockey is officially on the market. Boasting five bedrooms, it won't come cheap, having being listed between $4.95 million and $5.25 million.

Buttigieg's 42-page road safety plan unveiled Thursday contains only brief mention of speed cameras, but it was enough to set alarm bells ringing for worried motorists

Australians have been warned not to eat drink, smoke, brush their teeth or chew gum before taking a rapid antigen Covid test.

Dashcam footage captured the moment two vehicles jockeying each other for a spot on the highway before one of them crashed into the side of the road

Just six of the 109 affordable homes Brad Pitt's Make It Right Foundation built in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina are still in livable condition.

Several shocked motorists and onlookers called police after witnessing the naked man driving down Parramatta Road committing an 'indecent act' on himself.

BLM has 60 days to disclose records about its $60 million in donations or it could have its tax exemption status revoked. It could also face fines for each month the reports are delinquent.

A video published Tuesday shows a black BWM in Blacktown, west Sydney, driving between cars to out run two police cars. The police cars were stuck in traffic as the speeding BMW got away.

Graham Hood fronted hundreds of 'freedom protestors' outside of Parliament House to deliver his blistering attack on the prime minister on Tuesday.

In 2013, the seven-time Super Bowl winner launched wellness company TB12. Last year, he co-founded Autograph, a platform for sports and media-related NFTs.

UPenn transgender swimmer Lia Thomas's sporting future was called into question on Tuesday after USA Swimming ruled that female athletes must have at least 36 months of low testosterone levels.

Two South Education Center students were shot outside the Richfield school's front entrance on Tuesday afternoon. One was killed and another critically injured. The suspects remain at large.

Scott Morrison's odds of winning the Australian election are the worst they have been in almost three years after a disastrous two days pushed the Coalition's odds as high at $3.10.

Jen Psaki quipped that those who are worried about 'soft-on-crime policies' are living 'in an alternate universe,' but it's little wonder why the press secretary is unconcerned the nation's crime wave.

Shocking footage shows the moment a large truck collided with a Toyota four-wheel-drive along the M1 on the Gold Coast on January 19. Both had been merging into the same lane.

Tegan George, who has been on leave since June, claims the network breached the Fair Work Act by failing to provide a safe workplace

Queensland has announced 9,630 new Covid infections and 16 deaths, including a child under 10 years.Chief Health Officer Dr John Gerrard said the child had an underlying condition.

Ms Berejiklian drove out of her duplex on Sydney's north shore on Wednesday afternoon as a newspaper's front page story headlined 'Toxic texts strike PM' sat on a neighbour's front lawn.

Serving special forces soldier, on Wednesday said he witnessed Ben Roberts-Smith order the killing in Afghanistan's Uruzgan province in 2009.

After the New York Times announced that it had purchased the popular word puzzle app Wordle, founder Josh Wardle said 'My biggest sense, actually, right now, isn't joy. It's relief'

Prosecutors have dropped charges against former Sarcoxie High School teacher Baylee A. Turner, 26, after she married the student she was accused of having sex with.

Five-year-old Malachi Subecz was found injured in his family's New Zealand home on November 1 and died 11 days later in Auckland's Starship Hospital. His two sisters were arrested.

Ten's political editor Peter van Onselen claims one of the PM's closest advisors was behind the brutal live TV ambush of Scott Morrison with the texts from former NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian.

Work emails and group messages sent Peter van Onselen are at the centre of a major civil suit, with a Network Ten reporter alleging a toxic culture of bullying.

Moseley's car was found behind a dry cleaners in Stockbridge, Georgia on Wednesday night. An officer found him in the driver's seat with a gunshot wound to his face and a gun in his lap.

Tasmanian Premier Peter Gutwein has defended state education minister Sarah Courtney right to 'have an appropriate break' after she contracted Covid while on holiday in France as school returns.

Interest rates will increase next year to counter rising inflation - making it harder for Australians looking to pay off their mortgage, Reserve Bank of Australia governor Philip Lowe has indicated.

Rescue crews are preparing to evacuate hundreds of stranded travellers after an outback town was cut off by heavy rain and floodwaters.

A Sydney father is lucky to be alive after an unsecured toolbox flew off the back of a ute and caused a serious accident.

Only 50 House members may get to attend President Joe Biden's first State of the Union address as the Omicron surge has resulted in 24 lawmakers getting COVID in one month.

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Currently only tourists from New Zealand, Singapore, Japan and South Korea are allowed to enter and the Prime Minister is under pressure from industry leaders.

The Northern Territory has reported its third coronavirus death as case numbers continue to rise.

Dan Andrews says 'no one's rushing' the return of less urgent elective surgery and the resumption date in Victoria is yet to be settled.

Mitch McConnell countered former President Donald Trump on Tuesday saying those charged with crimes for the January 6 Capitol attack shouldn't have their sentences shortened.

House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer announced Tuesday evening that he tested positive for COVID-19.

Boris Johnson was last night warned he is 'on probation' over Partygate as Peter Aldous, who represents Waveney in Suffolk, became the latest Tory to formally call for him to resign.

A TikTok user has created a hilarious video of Prime Minister Scott Morrison repeatedly saying 'that's not my job set to the tune 'That's Not My Name', a 2007 hit by British duo The Ting Tings.

Speaking at a press conference on Wednesday, premier Daniel Andrews was placed under pressure by reporters to answer if he knew the cost of a Rapid Antigen Test.

Annual clean will tackle litter, graffiti and broken windows blighting high streets and benefit from the Community Payback scheme, getting people sentenced to unpaid work to revive communities.

A Melbourne bus driver was rushed to hospital with serious head injuries after allegedly being bashed by three teenagers after they refused to wear masks.

Dean Cecil Pearson, 43, jumped from the top of the street light on Kent Street in the Perth suburb of Rockingham as a crowd egged him on in front of police officers.

The Trump Organization's lawyers have filed a response to New York Attorney General Letitia James accusing her of breaking FEC and state laws.

Tuesday's press conference came to a head when journalist Peter Van Onselen confronted the prime minister with texts allegedly sent between Ms Berejiklian and a cabinet minister.

The federal government has committed $750,000 to help establish a Holocaust museum in Darwin.

Although the FBI said they are not aware of an 'specific' threats against US athletes, the federal agency warned Olympians to be 'vigilant.'

Former Trump adviser David Bossie is at the helm of the push to remove Cheney and Kinzinger, the only two Republicans on the House Select Committee investigating January 6.

A police investigation has been launched after a human head was been stolen from a casket at the Footscray General Cemetery in Melbourne's West.

Rodney Kryst, 62, the devastated father of former Miss USA Cheslie Kryst who jumped to her death from a Manhattan high-rise Sunday, said she may have been depressed due to 'family dysfunction.'

An attorney for Bill Cosby asked the US Supreme Court not to review his sex assault case, saying it should not interest the nation's highest court because it rests on a narrow set of facts.

Domestic violence victims' answers to five questions could help police determine who is at most at risk of repeat attacks.

Elective surgery classed as 'non-urgent' will begin resuming next week as waiting lists grow, but those seeking a procedure in Sydney's public hospitals will have to keep waiting.

A southern koala has been born in Europe for the first time after an ambitious conservation program between South Australia and a wildlife park in the United Kingdom.

Tasmania has recorded 666 new COVID-19 cases, with the number of people in intensive care increasing to two.

Vice Media announced it would cease business in Saudi Arabia following the death of journalist Jamal Khashoggi in October 2018, but three years later it sponsored the Azimuth Music Festival.

The weather system has already hammered the Kimberley region of Western Australia, with the heavy rain flooding roads in Broome and cutting off access to remote parts of the NT and SA.

Kyan Pennell, 12, was killed in a freak gate accident on Monday at the family's Mary Valley property in the Gympie region, north of Brisbane. Heartbroken family and friends shared tributes.

In the tense meeting at the Lodge, abuse survivor Ms Tame gave Scott Morrison a less than friendly handshake with a scowl on her face

Mr Morrison took a swipe at journalist Peter Van Onselen, who ambushed him with text exchanges where former NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian allegedly called him a 'horrible, horrible person'.

The trio had decided to take the vehicle out for a spin on the water off the Gold Coast on Australia Day.

The Prime Minister was left stumped on Tuesday when asked at the National Press Club to list the price of a loaf of bread, a litre of milk and a rapid antigen test.

The Australian deputy prime minister labelled the Liberal colleague who leaked the texts a 'flea' and 'clown' as the latest political saga continued to dominate headlines on Wednesday.

Brisbane mother Janina Leo has withdrawn her three children from Citipointe Christian College, the school that has asked parents to sign an anti-LGBTQI enrolment contract.

Senate Judiciary Chairman Dick Durbin said he got a 'surprise' call from Chief of Staff Ron Klain on Wednesday morning informing him that Breyer was retiring, but asking him to keep it private.

Paraguayan soccer star Iván 'Tito' Torres said farewell to his wife and mother of their three children, Cristina Aranda, in a heartbreaking Instagram post.

Tom Brady's high school football coach has revealed he was 'caught by surprise' on Tuesday after the Tampa Bay Bucs quarterback announced he was officially retiring from the NFL. 

An offshore earthquake has rocked Darwin residents on Wednesday morning waking up hundreds of people just a month after the town was rattled by a powerful 7.3 quake near East Timor.

Former New England and Tampa Bay star Tom Brady's pro football career may have ended on Tuesday, but his days monopolizing the NFL's record books aren't anywhere near finished.

A new poll shows the struggle facing Biden, suggesting he is not just behind Republican opponents in Florida - he wouldn't even beat Hillary Clinton if she ran against him in the state's primary.

Victoria Covid surveillance scheme which encourages school students and staff to undergo an RAT twice a week at home before school has already detected 150 cases in the first two days of term.

Alphabet stock rose nearly 7 percent in after-hours trading on Tuesday, as the company reported fourth-quarter revenue of $75.3 billion, versus the $72.2 billion expected on Wall Street.

Lawrence Mooney was dumped from the coveted Sydney breakfast radio gig in November and is suing the station's parent company Southern Cross Austereo for unpaid wages.

MCCAIN: Whoopi has said a slew of insanely-controversial things over the course of her tenure at The View. But there are those who will be given protection for their bad behavior no matter what.

Jen Psaki said that while Spotify's plans to add a disclaimer to Covid-related content is a 'positive step' after uproar over Joe Rogan's podcast, but social media networks need to do more.

NSW has recorded 11,807 new Covid-19 cases and 27 deaths while Victoria has recorded 14,553 new infections and 25 deaths.

Black Lives Matter co-founder Patrisse Cullors has been tied to charities that received money from BLM and who later made payments to her and her associates, according to a report on their finances.

Tuesday marked two years since the Abdallahs lost their daughters Sienna, 8, and Angelina, 12, as well as their son Antony, 13, in Oatlands in western Sydney.

White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki was ready with a blistering response when she was asked about Ted Cruz's comments during her regular briefing on Tuesday.

NBA star LeBron James, NFL legends Eli and Peyton Manning, world champion boxer Manny Paquiao and England national team captain Harry Kane were among those paying tribute.