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WE take them for granted, one of our most important organs, often not appreciating them until we start to notice our vision going.
But, while changes to your eyesight are inevitable with age, it’s not the only way our eyes can offer a window to our inner health. Paying closer attention to your peepers, might just alert you to a whole host of issues – from life-long chronic diseases to skin complaints and nasty bugs.
What’s more, it’s not just your eyes that offer vital clues. Our eyebrows can also offer an insight into our health.
So to help you keep those eyes peeled, we asked the experts to share their thoughts on some of the key symptoms to watch out for…
SMALL, shadowy spots in your field of vision are known as floaters.
According to Zain Nathu, Boots Optician and Clinical Governance Optometrist, floaters are very common and can range in size and shape, from small dots, to cobwebs or larger squiggly lines.
He says: “As we get older, the jelly-like substance at the back of the eye called the vitreous humour becomes more watery and pulls away from the wall at the back of the eye causing cells and fibres in the jelly, such as collagen, to become more visible.
“The reflection of these fibres is what we experience as floaters.”
Although they can be completely harmless, Zain says they can be an indicator of conditions needing urgent further investigation.
He says: “For example, larger teardrop, or ring type floaters may be an indication of posterior vitreous detachment; a loosening of the vitreous humour from the retina.
“A rain shower of many small specks may be an indication of retinal tear or detachment.
“If anyone notes an increase in the number of floaters they experience it would be advisable to book in for an eye test with their optician without delay.”
If you’re diabetic, high blood sugar levels can damage the back of the eye, leading to diabetic retinopathy.
Symptoms can take a while to show, however in the long term, it can affect vision.
Floaters are among the symptoms which require you to seek urgent help. To catch diabetic retinopathy early, you should be invited to eye screenings every two years.
IF your once thick brows seem to be looking a little sparse, it could be a sign of an underlying issue.
Fides Baldesberger, hair removal expert and founder of Rubis Tweezers, says: “Thinning eyebrows might indicate a hormonal imbalance such as thyroid dysfunction as this can lead to hair loss, including the eyebrows.
“Nutrient deficiencies, particularly in iron, biotin, and vitamins, can also result in thinner brows.”
Foods rich in iron include red meat, beans and dried fruit, whilst foods that contain biotin include egg yolks, salmon and sweet potato. A supplement can also help to safeguard your intake of these nutrients.
Fides adds: “Additionally, chronic stress and ageing are common culprits of thinning brows.”
ALTHOUGH they can be annoying, the small spasms that occur in the muscles in and around your eyelids are common and harmless, according to Zain.
He says: “This usually occurs in times of stress or overtiredness, however for some people it can be due to consuming too much caffeine.
“This flickering can come and go but will usually pass on its own over a few days or weeks.
“Trying to find ways to destress can be helpful as can monitoring caffeine intake.”
If the flickering is persistent however, book in for an eye test with your optician.
FLECKS of dry skin in the eyebrows?
Fides says: “Flakiness around the eyebrows can be a tell-tale sign of seborrheic dermatitis, a condition linked to an overactive sebaceous gland and yeast growth on the skin.”
Although there isn’t a cure, you can control your symptoms by keeping the area clean, avoiding scenting soaps and creams.
Opt for an emollient (moisturising) soap instead – your pharmacist will be able to offer advice.
Fide says: “Flaky skin around the eyebrows can also indicate dry skin, often exacerbated by weather changes, an allergy to harsh skincare products, or even nutritional deficiencies.”
FEEL like your eyelids are glued together? Or they’re uncomfortable and not opening as smoothly as they should?
Zain says: “Sticky eyelids can indicate several conditions from dry eyes to bacterial infections.
“Dry eyes generally present as uncomfortable, scratchy eyes which can be difficult to open in the morning.
“This can be related to a condition called blepharitis which involves an issue with the way our eyelids produce oil. Treatments include lubricating eye drops, heat masks, and lid cleaning wipes.”
Zain adds that bacterial infections on the other hand will involve red eyes with a yellow mucous discharge around the eyelids and eyelashes causing the eyelids to stick together.
“This may require antibiotic drops from the pharmacy. If in doubt, speak to your pharmacist or book in for an eye test with your optician.”
IF you can see little, raised, whitish-yellow spots on the edge of your cornea and conjunctiva, these are known as pinguecula or pterygium.
Zain explains: “Both are harmless deposits due to damage from UV light from the sun.
“These are more common in people who spend, or have spent, a lot of time outdoors, especially in hot countries.”
These spots can also be more apparent after spending time in dry, dusty environments.
Zain says: “Pinguecula are unlikely to change much in size or shape over time and would not require any treatment.
“Pterygium can, in some cases, grow onto the cornea and would need to be removed.
“If you have noticed a sudden change in the appearance of your eyes it would be important to book in for an eye test with your optician.”
To prevent these spots, be sure to protect your eyes from the sun by wearing sunglasses with 100% UV protection on a bright day, all year round.
WHEN your eyesight isn’t quite as clear as it once was, then you might start to panic.
However, you might simply need vision correction, according to Zain, such as glasses or contact lenses.
Blurry vision can also be caused by eye conditions requiring treatment, such as cataract or macular degeneration.
Zain says: “It can be quite difficult to know when one should be concerned about blurry vision, however a comprehensive eye test with your optician should be able to get down to the bottom of the cause.”
If your changes in vision are drastic or have come on suddenly, then you should book an eye test as a matter of urgency.
Blurry vision is usually because someone has lost part of their eyesight.
It may also be a symptom of cataracts, glaucoma or dry eye syndrome – all of which should not be ignored.
But some of the more sinister causes of blurry vision include a stroke.
High blood pressure, diabetes and multiple sclerosis can cause visiual disturbances, too, and need to be treated individually.
THERE are a number of reasons why your eyes may be red and bloodshot, from dryness, allergies and burst blood vessels.
Conjunctivitis, dust or an ingrowing eyelash can cause the eyes to redden.
Your optician will be able to help diagnose the cause of your bloodshot eyes.
Zain adds: “Symptoms indicating more serious conditions which may need urgent intervention include pain, decrease in vision, and sensitivity to light.”
IF you’re noticing spots in this area around your time of the month, then it’s likely these are hormonal.
However, Fides adds: “This area is also prone to acne mechanica, which is acne caused by friction or pressure, such as from wearing hats or resting your face in your hands.
“Additionally, hair care products can sometimes clog pores, leading to spots.”
Avoid touching your face and keep hair and clothing away from your skin. Plus, be sure to clean your face to ensure that there are no products lingering in your pores.
Opticians say that everybody should have regular eye tests – regardless if they wear glasses or not.
The NHS recommends you should visit your local optician once every two years to have your eyes tested.
This is because the tests can pick up on many different health conditions before they show symptoms.
But if you have pain in your eyes or your vision isn’t what it should be, you should make an appointment with your optician straight away.
Having your eyes tested means that an optician can tell whether you need to wear glasses or contact lenses to improve your vision.
They also check the overall health of the eye and can detect conditions such as cataracts, glaucoma and macular degeneration.
But an eye test can also help diagnose other health problems such as diabetes, high blood pressure and brain tumours.
Price
For people living in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, most will have to pay for an eye test at their local opticians.
The price of a test varies but can cost anything from £10 to £30.
In Scotland though, all eye tests at NHS opticians are free.
There are people with certain conditions who are entitled to a free NHS eye test in England and Wales.
These include:
RAPIST Craig France was described as “a risk to society” by the judge presiding over his many sickening violations.
Here we take a look at his callous crimes, which are featured in the new series of 24 Hours in Police Custody.
Craig France is a 33-year-old man from Hammonds Drive, Peterborough.
He was convicted of a series of serious sexual offences against young women.
His crimes came to light in August 2024, when a woman reported to police that she had been raped by France two years previously.
She had only recently discovered that the sexual predator had filmed the attack.
The victim was given a shot of ‘sambuca’ in France’s garden — next thing she knew she was in his bed with no memory of what had happened.
Triggering a wider investigation by Cambridgeshire Police, a disturbing pattern of predatory behaviour was uncovered, spanning from March 2022 to September 2023.
France targeted women in nightclubs, gaining their trust before inviting them back to his home under the pretence of after-parties.
Once there, he would ply his victims with alcohol, often to the point of unconsciousness or extreme intoxication.
He would then commit sexual offences against them, having set up hidden cameras in his property to secretly film and photograph his abject attacks.
Many of his victims were unconscious or asleep during the assaults, with police later finding more than 6,000 images and videos documenting his crimes — many of which involved unidentified women.
The investigation identified four women as victims, but officers believe there may be more who have not yet come forward.
DCI Helen Tebbit said: “I would encourage anyone who thinks they might’ve been a victim of a sexual offence to contact us on 101 or via web chat on the force website.
“We take all reports of sexual offences very seriously.
“We have a dedicated team of specially trained officers ready to investigate allegations promptly, fully and professionally, and a network of partnership agencies and support services to offer assistance and support.”
You are misogynistic about women, which is deeply unattractive and concerning
Judge Mark Bishop
DC Em Scates added: “It’s clear France is a depraved and calculating sexual predator and a danger to women.
“It is one of the worst cases I have dealt with in 23 years of being a police officer.”
France was arrested in September 2024 and initially denied the crimes, but later pleaded guilty at a hearing in February 2025.
His offences included rape, sexual assault, three counts of voyeurism and exposure.
The court heard that he recorded himself carrying out sexual acts on some of his victims while they were unable to consent.
On 31 March 2025, France was sentenced to 10 years and seven months in prison.
He was also given an indefinite Sexual Harm Prevention Order and the court ordered the forfeiture and destruction of his devices containing the illicit material.
Presiding at Cambridge Crown Court, Judge Mark Bishop said during sentencing: “The nature of those offences show you were predatory towards those women and, when they were incapacitated, you filmed them.
“Your comments showed no understanding of consent and you are on a journey of further understand of consent.
“You are misogynistic about women, which is deeply unattractive and concerning.
“You accept you became obsessed with recording social activities, that developed into recording your sexual activities.
“You have an attraction to risky behaviour and I judge that in this case a sense of sexual entitlement, coupled with taking risks and poor self-esteem, is a toxic risk.
“You have not offended since being in a new relationship.
“That demonstrates the risk that is posed when a relationship ends.
“This is extraordinary behaviour to engage at the age of 33. You are a risk to society.”
The investigation and subsequent conviction of Craig France will be featured in a two-part special of Channel 4‘s 24 Hours in Police Custody.
The programme will provide an in-depth look at how France was brought to justice and the impact of his crimes on the victims and investigators involved.
The first episode is scheduled to air on C4 at 9 pm on Sunday, July 6, 2025, with the second part following at the same time on Monday, July 7, 2025.
AN Irish drone company boss has defended plans to expand aerial delivery services across the capital.
Manna CEO Bobby Healy remained defiant despite concerns raised by local residents and councillors in one test area about noise and privacy issues.
The drone firm’s whirring machines currently deliver a variety of products including takeaway food, coffee, and ice creams in the Blanchardstown area of Dublin.
Punters within a 3km radius can order grub from selected restaurants – with their food arriving from above in as little as three minutes.
The service has been welcomed by some businesses in the Blanchardstown area, who say it has boosted trade.
But furious householders in the Dublin 15 Manna pilot area insist the “loud, intrusive noise” drone traffic has disrupted their lives.
Talking to Prime Time, Fioana Hourihane, who lives near one of the Manna drone launch areas, said: “It’s a loud, intrusive noise into a peaceful setting.”
She added: “Some days you might hear one or two, other days it’s five or more in quick succession. You don’t know when they’ll come, and you have no say.”
She also sparked some concerns about privacy an claimed it is an “invasion” of their privacy.
She added: “I think until it comes into your own immediate vicinity, your backyard, you don’t have a clue.
“It’s an invasion of our privacy. It’s an invasion of our quality of life.”
Local Cllr John Walsh fumed: “This is just not the way to introduce a new service or a new technology.
“It’s fundamentally wrong. And what’s needed is effective, transparent national regulation.”
Manna founder Healy admitted that some complaints have been received, saying: “I’ve personally answered nearly all of them.”
But despite the turbulence, Healy insisted the company will press on with plans to expand across different parts of Dublin.
He said: “We’ve done a number of things. We invest heavily in the technology, we’ve introduced new propellers that will go live in the next few weeks.
“We’re waiting on regulatory approval to put them live, that makes them 40 per cent more quiet.
“So we’re listening. We’ve made a lot of improvements. We’ve a lot more improvements to come, but we’re not ignoring those residents.”
Healy also added that the service is supporting local businesses and that one local coffee shop in Clonsilla uses the Manna drone system to deliver coffee to customers across the area.
He said: “We’re not going to be doing many more deliveries than we’re already delivering. We’re already grown there.”
EIGHT men have been jailed for a combined 129 years for their roles in trying to smuggle €157 million worth of cocaine into Ireland on the MV Matthew ship.
The sentences range from 13 and a half years to two decades.
The failed attempt to smuggle the 2.2 tonnes of cocaine into the country back in September 2023, lead to the largest cocaine seizure in Irish history.
The drugs were seized following a joint garda, customs and Defence Forces operation after army rangers forcibly boarded a cargo ship at sea.
At sentencing on Friday, Dutch national Cumali Ozgen, 49, received a sentence of 20 years, while Filipino Harold Estoesta, 31, received a sentence of 18 years.
The captain of the vessel, Iranian Soheil Jelveh, 51, received 17 and a half years in prison.
Ukrainians Vitaliy Vlasoi, 32, received a 16-and-a-half-year sentence and Mykhailo Gavryk, also 32, received 14 years imprisonment.
Saeid Hassani, 40, who was the third officer, received a 15-year sentence.
Two other men, who were on a boat that had been purchased in Castletownbere to collect drugs from the main vessel, were also sentenced for attempting to possess cocaine for sale or supply.
Ukrainian national Vitaliy Lapa, 62, with an address at Rudenka, Repina Str in Berdyansk, received a sentence of 14 and a half years.
Jamie Harbron, 31, of South Avenue, Billingham in the UK, received a sentence of 13 and a half years in prison.
IRELAND AM star Muireann O’Connell has shared the ups and downs of her house hunting journey.
The Virgin Media star and her fiancé, who she got engaged to in 2021, were on the hunt to buy a house for four years.
However, the search for her forever home wasn’t easy and Muireann has previously recalled people crying at viewings.
After blood, sweat and tears, the popular presenter finally secured a set of keys to her very own house in May.
The TV host has now spoken about the ups and down of her house hunting journey.
She told VIP Magazine: “Look listen, it’s a housing crisis and that is not lost on me, but for someone who has a good job I’ve been very bad at this house business and the disappointment of going sale agreed on a house and losing out has been real.
“I think during that time, personally for me, the old adage, ‘What’s for you won’t pass you by’ was said a lot, and every time I heard it, I wanted to stick pins in my eyes.”
Muireann then laughed as she added: “I was like, ‘Surely lads, there has to be something for me out there’. Now it just feels like this is where I was meant to be. I’m delighted.”
However, after finding her dream home the TV star revealed it’s a place she’s “very happy in”.
She said: “It’s making me calmer knowing I’m moving towards something that I’ve wanted and worked for, for a very long time. It’s also a place I feel genuinely very happy in, it’s lovely, it’s chill.”
The Limerick native has already began renovating the space to make the house a home.
Muireann started on the master bedroom, which has a fireplace and huge windows.
Against Muireann’s fiancé’s judgement, she decided to take up the grey carpet that was in the room.
She shared a video of herself using a hammer to lift it and said: “The housemate didn’t want me ripping up the carpets but… we’re ripping up the carpets.”
To Muireann’s surprise, there were stunning floorboards under.
She shouted out: “Ohh, is there floorboards? Oh my god guys, there’s original wooden floorboards!”
Muireann was left gasping with excitement and asked her fans if she should leave them as they are or put in some cream carpet.
And the 41-year-old also thanked her fans for all their kind messages and shared her favourite part of her house.
She said: “Thank you so much for all the messages about the house. It’s incredible.
“We’ve had our mortgage for three years. We’ve been sale agreed before, it’s fallen through.
“So we’re so happy that we’re here. Thank you, I really appreciate it.”
Muireann also reflected on the positive side of the internet as she admitted: “Sometimes the internet makes you think that the world isn’t a nice place and people are just so very lovely and kind.”
Then standing in the back garden, Muireann revealed her favourite thing about the new house.
She said: “One of the things I am most excited about – this is the middle aged woman in me.”
OWEN Trout has already made one good decision this week – not writing off his England phone call as someone chasing money.
Now to prove it was the right move by shining in the heat of Battle as he knows he will be a target.
The Leigh star was one of six uncapped players selected for Tuesday’s get together as preparations for the Ashes series stepped up.
And putting on a starring show as Wigan arrive for the Battle of the Borough tonight will be the perfect way of showing national boss Shaun Wane he can do it.
But there were doubts when his phone rang as the news of his elevation was delivered.
“Honestly, England was the last thing in my head, really,” said Trout about the moment Wane called. “I thought, ‘Oh, it’s probably another Bill or something like that.’
“I was just at home, just chilling out, then I noticed I had a WhatsApp call and obviously I didn’t have Shaun’s number saved.
“I was wondering, ‘Who’s this?’ but as soon as I heard his voice, he’s really distinctive, I knew it was good.
“And I never thought it was one of the other lads winding me up. If it was, it was a really good impression.
“I was a bit shell-shocked when Shaun rang me. I felt like I couldn’t really get my words out and I probably enjoyed telling my mum and dad more than I did receiving the news!
“Now people are going to be coming after me more but I’ll just raise my game. I enjoy that, playing against the best brings out the best in me.”
Trout’s England call is recognition for fine performances as Leigh once again compete at the top end of the Super League table.
That started from day one of the season as the Leopards triumphed in a now famous opening game at Wigan, which finished 1-0 after golden point extra time!
A repeat of that defensive effort, with more points in attack, would go down just fine – as the same will be needed if he faces the Aussies.
The 25-year-old added: “One thing that Leigh prides itself on is that we’ve always got each other’s backs.
“That’ll be the same when it comes to the end of the year with England. Everyone’s going to have each other’s backs. And they’re going to do everything they can to get the win.
“That’s what it was like on that night. Everyone was doing everything and we just couldn’t break each other.”
Now trout is in the England reckoning, he will not have ti look far for someone who can give him tips on Australia, Leopards coach Adrian Lam is a former Kangaroos assistant.
But it may take some persuading as he conceded: “It depends how loyal his blood is, doesn’t it? I might have to ask him for a few.
“I’ll have to keep telling him he’s from Papua New Guinea. Make sure he knows his PNG blood!”
BEN SHELTON won at Wimbledon in just 55 SECONDS.
The American No10 seed beat Australian Rinky Hijikata 6-2 7-5 6-4 in the second round.
However, the match descended into chaos last night when play was suspended due to bad light at 9.29pm.
That was despite Shelton leading 5-4 in the third and about to serve for the match, having not dropped his serve in the entire match.
Shelton furiously protested as he was desperate to get over the finish line so he could have today as a rest day.
But as he was held back from arguing with the chair umpire by a Wimbledon official in the darkness.
So he made a rapid statement when he returned to No2 Court on Friday lunchtime.
Shelton won four straight points – including three aces – to complete the win in bizarre scenes.
And he could not help but laugh in his on-court interview, which was slightly delayed due to a technical glitch with the microphones.
Shelton later told ESPN: “It was difficult (last night).
“At that point we knew we were playing in conditions that weren’t ideal for tennis. For me it was like, ‘What’s one more game?’ at that point.
“I understand the tournament has got to make whatever decisions they have to make and the players have got to live with that.
“For me I lived with it, came out today and did what I had to do.
“I hadn’t got broken the whole match. I haven’t been broken since the first set of my first match.
“I felt confident coming out here to finish it and really enjoyed the way I served it out.”
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LIVERPOOL have delayed their players’ return for pre-season in the wake of Diogo Jota’s tragic death.
The Kop star and Portugal international died in a car crash in Zamora, Spain, in the early hours of Thursday morning, aged 28, along with his younger brother, Andre Silva.
And his passing has prompted the Merseyside club to delay the first group of Arne Slot’s troops’ proposed return to training, which was scheduled for Friday.
Tributes have poured in from around the world for the late dad of three, who lost his life less than two weeks after tying the knot with childhood sweetheart Rute Cardoso.
Team-mate Mohamed Salah said: “I am truly lost for words.
“Until yesterday, I never thought there would be something that would frighten me of going back to Liverpool after the break.
“Team-mates come and go, but not like this. It’s going to be extremely difficult to accept that Diogo won’t be there when we go back.
“My thoughts are with his wife, his children, and of course his parents who suddenly lost their children.
“Those close to Diogo and his brother Andre need all the support they can get. They will never be forgotten.”
Former Kop chief Jurgen Klopp said: “This is a moment where I struggle!
“There must be a bigger purpose! But I can’t see it!
“I’m heartbroken to hear about the passing of Diogo and his brother Andre.
“Diogo was not only a fantastic player, but also a great friend, a loving and caring husband and father! We will miss you so much!
“All my prayers, thoughts and power to Rute, the kids, the family, the friends and everyone who loved them! Rest in peace.”
Reds boss Slot said: “What to say? What can anyone say at a time like this when the shock and the pain is so incredibly raw?
“I wish I had the words but I know I do not.
“All I have are feelings that I know so many people will share about a person and a player we loved dearly and a family we care so much about.
“My first thoughts are not those of a football manager.
I’m heartbroken to hear about the passing of Diogo and his brother Andre
Jurgen Klopp
“They are of a father, a son, a brother and an uncle and they belong to the family of Diogo and Andre Silva who have experienced such an unimaginable loss.
“My message to them is very clear – you will never walk alone.
“The players, the staff, the supporters of Liverpool Football Club are all with you and from what I have seen today, the same can be said of the wider family of football.
“This is not solely a response to tragedy.
“It is also a reaction to the goodness of the people involved and the respect that so many have for the boys as individuals and for the family as a whole.”
Jota and his brother will be laid to rest on Saturday in Gondomar, Portugal.
A BREAKFAST legend has returned to BBC daytime for the first time four years after quitting the sofa.
The presenter previously fronted the corporation’s flagship morning show for nine years.
Louise Minchin, 56, became a regular anchor on BBC Breakfast in 2012 when she hosted the programme for three days a week.
Initially she sat on the red sofa alongside the likes of Bill Turnbull and Charlie Stayt, 63.
This was before she established a regular partnership with Dan Walker, 48, who now presents the news on 5.
In June 2021, she announced she was leaving the show after 20 years on air before making her final departure in September.
Now the star returned to daytime broadcasting on BBC One as she made an appearance on Morning Live.
Gaby Roslin, 60, and Rav Wilding, 47, introduced the star as a ‘consumer expert’.
She appeared on the main rival to ITV’s This Morning to give her take on the drop in car insurance costs.
This comes after bosses at the publicly funded corporation chose Louise to replace Angela Rippon on Rip Off Britain.
The TV personality was sat on the kitchen island alongside the likes of Dr Kiran Morjaria and gardener Mark Lane.
Gaby took to her Instagram grid page as she revelled in the company of the broadcast veteran.
She could be seen pushing Louise who swung on one of the show’s plush swivel chairs in the brightly lit studio.
She captioned the video: “Good morning everyone. Pre show shenanigans here @bbcmorninglive with @louiseminchin and we are so ready to spin around on this Friday morning.”
Before she took to the airwaves, Naga Munchetty and Charlie fronted the Friday edition of BBC Breakfast amid growing tensions.
It has previously been revealed the show’s editor Richard Frediani, has taken an extended period of leave amid claims of bullying.
The flagship BBC show has had dozens of presenters during its impressive 40 years on air but the current stars are:
Jon Kay – Since 2022
Sally Nugent – Since 2021
Charlie Stayt – Since 2006
Naga Munchetty – Since 2014
Carol Kirkwood – Since 1997
Naga, 50, is said to be at the “end of her tether” with Frediani and the fractious working environment.
She was also alleged to have used a slang term for a sexual act off-air in separate damning claims.
A BBC spokesperson previously said: “While we do not comment on individual cases, we take all complaints about conduct at work extremely seriously and will not tolerate behaviour that is not in line with our values.
“We have robust processes in place and would encourage any staff with concerns to raise them directly with us so they can be addressed.”
The fresh claims emerged as Beeb bosses urged any member of staff with concerns to raise them.
