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ONLINE fat jab sales will be tightened up with video or face-to-face chats mandatory under new industry rules.
Pharmacies selling weight loss injections have been told to get a patient’s GP medical record or do proper visual size checks.
The General Pharmaceutical Council said too many people are pretending to be obese online to get the drugs.
The independent regulator has designated GLP-1 receptor agonists — including Ozempic, Wegovy and Mounjaro — as high-risk medicines.
Guidelines limit their use to the obese, with a body mass index above 30, or overweight people with health problems such as high blood pressure.
But some slimmers wanting to shed weight fast pretend to be larger to get the £140-a-month supplies.
More detailed checks beyond a form and photo aim to prevent this and to protect people with eating disorders.
Pharmacies breaking the rules face fines, sanctions or being struck off.
The jabs mimic a hormone created when you are full, slowing digestion and preventing cravings. Side-effects include vomiting and diarrhoea.
Duncan Rudkin, chief of the GPhC, said: “We’ve seen too many cases of medicines being supplied inappropriately and putting people at risk.”
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Swap buffets and grills for gyms and spas on four wellness cruises perfect for health-conscious travellers
IF you are a cruise fan, you’ll know the impact that a two-week sailing can have on your waistline.
After all, you would have to have the willpower of an Olympic athlete to resist the steaming hot buffets, top-end grills and sticky dessert parlours on board.
Luckily, cruise lines have worked hard to expand their wellness offerings in recent years, with state-of-the-art gyms and less-indulgent dining options for the health-conscious traveller.
Sophie Swietochowski shares her pick of top wellness cruises for 2025.
CELEBRITY CRUISES: AQUACLASS CABINS
WITH access to healthier and more sustainable options in the Blu restaurant, plus free fitness classes and in-room yoga mats, Celebrity Cruises’ AquaClass cabins help travellers keep on top of both diet and fitness while sailing.
GO: A six-night Puerto Plata, Labadee & Perfect Day cruise on board Celebrity Beyond is from £1,092pp in an AquaClass room, departing Fort Lauderdale on April 28, 2025. Flights extra. See celebritycruises.com.
PRINCESS CRUISES: ALCOHOL-FREE DRINKS
SAIL with Princess Cruises from the end of March onwards and you will be able to swap your boozy beverages for healthier non-alcoholic alternatives on certain voyages, thanks to the new Amore Princess Zero Alcohol Collection.
It includes a selection of premium brands such as Kylie Minogue’s non-alcoholic sparkling rose and 24K margarita cocktails.
GO: A five-night Hamburg Getaway on board Sky Princess costs from £460pp in an inside cabin departing Southampton on October 14. See iglucruise.com.
P&O CRUISES: JOGGING TRACKS
IF you get your fitness kicks from running, you won’t be restricted to a machine on P&O Cruises’ Arvia and Iona which both have running tracks with sea views. But if you are more of a gym goer, Ventura has one of the best gyms at sea on Deck 16.
GO: A 14-night Caribbean Transatlantic cruise on board P&O Cruises’ Arvia is from £999pp, based on two sharing an inside cabin and departing Southampton on October 24.
Includes return flight to Manchester. See pocruises.com.
ROYAL CARIBBEAN: JUST TAKE THE STAIRS
THE world’s largest cruise ship, Royal Caribbean’s Icon of the Seas, stretches 1,198ft (that is longer than the Eiffel Tower tipped on its side), so ditching the lift and stepping between its 18 guest decks will keep you in ship-shape.
GO: A seven-night Eastern Caribbean & Perfect Day cruise on board Icon Of The Seas is from £1,268pp, based on two people sharing an inside cabin and departing Miami on February 28. For more info see royalcaribbean.com.
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BRITISH forces body armour does not stop bullets, tests have found.
Defence chiefs ordered a major recall after scans revealed cracks in bullet proof plates.
Troops will face mortal danger as top brass scramble to find replacements..
The flaws were discovered in ceramic plates known as enhanced combat body armour.
The Army, Navy and RAF have at least 120,000 sets.
Armed Forces minister John Healey says in a letter to chiefs: “I will not accept a make do and mend approach to the safety or operational capability of our people.
“I know you will not either.”
Plans to replace the plates, in use since the 1980s, had been delayed. Labour blames Tory cuts.
Some can switch to Osprey and Virtus kit but Marine Commandos and sailors at sea are banned from using those as the extra weight might drown them.
Every plate is being tested for flaws. So far’ one in 10 has failed.
The MoD said: “As a precaution, its use has been suspended in all but unavoidable circumstances.”
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