Left untreated, it can cause confusion, seizures, coma, and in extreme cases, death. 

Lots of comings and goings ahead.

The service will be up to 50% cheaper than UberX, the firm said.

Real Madrid remain in the race to sign Martin Zubimendi ahead of Arsenal (Getty)

Xabi Alonso is keen for Real Madrid to beat Arsenal to the signing of Real Sociedad midfielder Martin Zubimendi, according to reports in Spain.

It’s un…

The film, which focuses on the pandemic in the US, has already divided critics.

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It may sounds daunting, but saving into a pension early is a savvy move.

But the goverment is asking, ‘can we possibly add a bit of sugar tax to a frappuccino?’

Some countries have a whole lot of victories.

The biggest day on the English football calendar has arrived.

Unmissable drama!

‘When he flipped out, he flipped out.’

It has been described as ‘an affront to civilised society’.

Palace vs Man City will have a big impact on the race for Europe.

She’s been around for 30 years.

One to watch.

Help your favourite avoid the dreaded ‘nul points’.

Hate Eurovision? We’ve got your back.

I want him to do it in his own time, when he’s ready. 

The teenagers were arrested after a manhunt by local police (Picture: YappApp)

A 19-year-old has been killed in a hit-and-run, and two other teenagers have been arrested in Leeds.

Around 10 pm yesterday evening, a red Ford Focus turned on…

An apocalyptical ‘wall of dust’ is barreling across Chicago – so vast that it is visible from space.

Satellite imagery shows the storm swallowing highways and buildings, and plunging the city of 2.6 million people into darkness.

It has triggered visibility warnings, halted traffic, and left Chicago residents choking on dust.

The National Weather Service issued a dust storm warning, marking only the second time in history it has had to do it.

It said the dust extended along a 100-mile line from southwest of Chicago to northern Indiana, severely reducing visibility.

Emergency crews reported ‘near zero visibility’ and wind gusts of up to 60 mph.

After multiple incidents overnight, officials said: ‘DO NOT TRAVEL unless absolutely necessary, until winds subside.’

Residents in Kentucky, southern Indiana, southern Illinois, Tennessee, Missouri, Arkansas and Ohio have been urged to brace for intense storms that could include baseball-sized hail.

The situation could spiral out of control as the weather service said ‘strong, potentially long-track tornadoes and very large hail’ could be expected.

And the threat for stronger, more damaging winds of 75mph would rise in the next 24 hours, it added.

Photographer Brian Siegel shared footage of the fast-moving dust storm, saying that it is the first time in his life he has witnessed anything like this in Chicago.

‘In case you were wondering what a dust storm looks like in Chicago. This isn’t fog,’ he said. ‘The sun is gone and five minutes after taking this video, I am at zero visibility.

‘That’s Lincoln Park with the lake in the background and I was trying to find the Hancock building at the end.

‘Dust is down my throat and in my eyes. Haven’t seen this before.’

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The Manch…

Two helicopters have slammed into each other mid-air in, plummeting to the ground in Finland.

Witnesses watched in horror as the aircraft crashed into each other above the western province of Eura.

This is the area where British helicopter squadrons were deployed as part of the Finnish Army’s spring exercises at the end of April.

But a spokesperson for the Finnish General Staff said no Finnish Air Force or international military helicopter was involved in the incident.

A statement from Finnish police said: ‘Police received a call at 12.35 pm today that two helicopters had collided. The first authorities are on their way to the scene.’

The wreckages of both aircraft have since been found near Eura Airport, but not in its area.

‘Two helicopters that fell to the ground have been located,’ the search and rescue service said.

Antti Marjanen, who lives in nearby Kauttua, Eura, told Finnish news outlet Iltalehti that he saw the two helicopters flying from the direction of Säkylä.

He said: ‘I looked at them with admiration, as you rarely see such aircraft.’

It was just moments later that he witnessed one of them make an ‘evasive’ maneuver before hitting the second helicopter.

‘One came down like a stone, the other a little bit like that, little by little. I did not hear any sound,’ Marjanen said,

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