Ryanair accuses Brown of ‘scalping’ flyers
2.30pm: Outspoken chief executive Michael O'Leary accuses the chancellor of stealing from air passengers by hiking taxes on flights. By Dan Milmo.
Superfoods
Amanda Grant: Cabbages come in a number of guises, including red, savoy and spring. All have a great nutritional benefit, contributing good amounts of vitamin C, beta-carotene, fibre and folic acid to our diet. Dark green cabbages also contain iron.
Food industry launches challenge to traffic light labelling scheme
· Manufacturers' rival health guidance 'confusing' · Blair had backed colour coding on packaging
Food for non-violent thoughts
Felicity Lawrence: The brain requires certain nutrients to function normally, so if these are missing from our diet there are likely to be consequences.
Delayed: the food study that could cut prison violence by ‘up to 40%’
The Home Office has been accused of delaying new research that aims to reduce violence by 40% in Britain's overcrowded prisons by improving prisoners' nutrition.
Omega-3, junk food and the link between violence and what we eat
Research with British and US offenders suggests nutritional deficiencies may play a key role in aggressive behaviour.
Omega-3, junk food and the link between violence and what we eat
Research with British and US offenders suggests nutritional deficiencies may play a key role in aggressive bevaviour.
Delayed: the food study that could cut prison violence by ‘up to 40%’
The Home Office has been accused of delaying new research that aims to reduce violence by 40% in Britain's overcrowded prisons by improving prisoners' nutrition.
When healthy eating turns into a disease
Some will eat only grain, others only raw veg - a few refuse all food unless it's yellow. 'Orthorexics' think their severe diets are healthy, but do they actually have a eating disorder? Kira Cochrane reports.