Three people have been hospitalized and at least seven sickened after taking a trendy supplement sold on Amazon and TikTok. The FDA said the patients were infected with a dangerous strain of salmonella, a potentially deadly bacteria, that is resistant to standard antibiotics. Moringa powder is made from the crushed leaves of the moringa tree, a plant native to India that has previously been described as the 'miracle tree' for its alleged health benefits. In the recall, bottles included have a best-before date between March and November 2027. In its notice of the investigation, the CDC said it had interviewed three patients, all of whom reported consuming Rosabella-branded moringa powder before suffering from an infection.

The legendary wide receiver has spent his entire 12-year career with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. But on Tuesday, Evans' agent told ESPN that he will return for the 2026 season, even though it remains to be seen where the 32-year-old will end up. Evans is the Bucs' all-time leading scorer, having amassed 114 touchdowns over the past 12 seasons in Tampa Bay. Should he want to play elsewhere, Evans must wait for the free agent negotiation period, which begins on March 9. Only then could Gilmore talk with other teams, with Evans free to officially sign elsewhere from March 11.

Thirty years ago, the board of the hospital considered moving to a general hospital site (Connolly Hospital in Blanchardstown). Recently, the Rotunda has expanded its city centre footprint, with HSE and Dublin City Council support, and acquired buildings in Cavendish row, North Earl Street and Dominick Street. (The Rotunda hospital canteen serves the best hospital food I personally have experienced and it is one of the cleanest hospitals I have ever visited.) The revised plans were approved by Dublin City Council on July 31st, 2025. The neonatal intensive care unit is so overcrowded that critically ill infants, or high risk pregnant mothers, regularly have to be transported to another site for care.

Sir, – It is no surprise UK politicians have a jaundiced view of Irish defence and security capacity (“‘A bunch of freeloaders’: Increasing UK pressure on Ireland to invest in defence”, February 16th). Our performance in this field of policy has, since independence, been abysmal. Needless to say the plans were never resourced and we drifted into the “Emergency” utterly unprepared. The UK and our EU partners rightly expect us to take the security of these islands and Europe seriously. The Atlantic alliance is no longer fully underpinned by the US, and our neighbours and trading partners are increasingly worried that Ireland’s lack of capacity, particularly in naval and air capabilities, constitutes an enormous weakness in European security.

Major North Hykeham Relief Road update issued as major hurdle completedThe mammoth project has been nearly two decades in the makingView Image The North Hykeham Relief Road Project will cost between £203 million and £218 million (Image: Lincolnshire County Council)More than £100 million to kickstart the long-awaited North Hykeham Relief Road has been awarded by the government. ‌The huge funding boost means that work will commence next month on the dual-carriageway, completing the ring road around Lincoln. The relief road has been on the cards since 2005, with a long planning process and a pause as the new Labour government reviewed all planned spending. Councillor Sean Matthews, the Reform leader of Lincolnshire County Council, said: “This is a huge milestone for the project. New roundabouts would be built at South Hykeham Road, Brant Road and Grantham Road.

Billie Faiers showed off her incredible figure in a red bikini as she enjoyed a half-term getaway with her family to Abu Dhabi. Billie documented the first few days of her family holiday after travelling to a luxury resort, sharing snaps of herself in a red bikini as she and her children ran along the beach and swam in the pool. As well as documenting the delicious food that was on offer, the mother-of-three showed off her glamorous holiday looks during the break. She captioned her post: 'Memories made so far in Abu Dhabi ❤️✨ such a wonderful place to holiday as a family. Billie shared a series of sweet family photos of her father-in-law spending time with her and Greg as well as their three children, Nelly, 11, Arthur, eight, and Margot, three.

Hull FC injury latest as confirmed return and 'touch and go' verdict madeThe Hull FC injury latest from John Cartwright. View Image Hull FC forward Jed Cartwright. (Image: SW PIX)Hull FC will welcome back Jed Cartwright into the side at Wigan Warriors on Saturday night. ‌"He got through today's checks – he'll be fine," head coach John Cartwright told Hull Live when asked about the back rower. On Arthur, Cartwright continued: "He'll be touch and go for the game.

New Derby County addition opens up on move and how it can help give them the edgeThe Rams moved to appoint a new first-team tactical coach that has joined the Rams' backroom staffView Image Christophe Buhler (left) has joined Derby County. ‌The former Norwich City assistant manager has joined Derby County's backroom team as the first-team tactical coach which centres on the opposition as well as the Rams. ‌Buhler said: "We were already in contact when he was at Blackburn but it did not happen there. “So the job title is first-team tactical coach," he continued. Latest Derby County news, analysis and more via our Rams Facebook page“On the opponent, give an insight, help us to understand how we can beat them, how we can stop them.

Ex-Everton captain makes strong Jack Grealish transfer feelings clear after injuryEXCLUSIVE: Former Everton captain Alan Stubbs has been discussing the prospect of on-loan Manchester City star Jack Grealish returning to Hill Dickinson Stadium next season‌Former Everton captain Alan Stubbs wants to see Jack Grealish back with the Blues next season, despite the on-loan Manchester City star being seemingly ruled out for the remainder of the current campaign through injury. Speaking in August, he told talkSPORT: “To be honest, I had a night out with Jack in the summer over in Marbella. It would all depend on the price with what Manchester City are wanting. ‌“We know he’d have 12 months left on his Manchester City contract and I wouldn’t have a problem with Everton doing another loan. I think Jack Grealish brings a lot to the football club, not just in terms of his performances but in terms of the attraction of other players as well.

For an island once dotted with mills, Ireland’s relationship with flour has become strangely distant. Two centuries ago, it is estimated that as many as 7,000 mills operated across the country. In modern Ireland, in 2026, we are left with just one industrial-scale flour mill. That is why news that the Government is to financially back new flour mills in Ireland marks a welcome change of direction. Many Farm Exam readers will remember the closure of Ireland’s last sugar beet factory and the devastating impact on growers.

A new industry-supported research collaboration has been launched to develop animal feed analysis techniques tailored specifically to Irish pastures and silages. The three-way collaboration project between VistaMilk Research Ireland Centre, Teagasc Grassland Science Department, Goldcrop and FBA Laboratories aims to deliver rapid, accurate feed nutritive value analysis to support data-driven decision-making across Ireland’s pasture-based livestock sector. A key output will be the integration of advanced forage analysis results with PastureBase Ireland, creating a dedicated database and dissemination tool to support the sharing and practical use of feed nutritive value data at both farm and industry levels. Speaking on the collaboration, Grass and Forage development manager of Goldcrop and Pasture Innovations, Pat Cashman, said: “Accurate, timely feed analysis is a cornerstone of good grassland management. Director of FBA Laboratories, Conor Butler, said: “Robust forage nutritive value data is central to farm management, sustainability and long-term competitiveness, particularly in pasture-based systems where home-grown forage quality directly influences animal performance, nutrient use efficiency and farm profitability.

Lewis Hamilton was cheekily asked whether he is 'all loved up' amid his relationship rumours with Kim Kardashian by fellow Formula One driver George Russell. That didn't stop Mercedes driver Russell, though, from boldly asking the 41-year-old a pointed question about Kardashian while mic'd up for F1's pre-season photoshoot. The TV star shares children North, 12, Saint, nine, Chicago, seven, and Psalm, six, with her ex-husband. He wrote: 'How Kim Kardashian and Kim Jones have come together on SKIMS, the way Lil Nas X is transforming the music industry, and artist Maya Lin’s groundbreaking approach to her art.' 'It felt weird with Pete Davidson and now it feels weird with Lewis Hamilton.'

Shocking images and reports of dogs being killed in Morocco have drawn global scrutiny of a campaign linked to the country's 2030 World Cup preparations. An estimated three million stray dogs live on Morocco's streets. 'After the [World Cup confirmation], the extermination of the dogs has increased dramatically,' IAWPC said in a statement. In its evaluation report for Morocco's World Cup bid, FIFA cited the country's commitment to animal welfare. 'The World Cup should unite the world, not be built on suffering that happens behind closed doors.

Now, Met Éireann has extended a Status Yellow rain warning issued for today to cover 17 counties. Our tardiness in addressing critical infrastructure projects, climate change and inadequate weather alerts is having serious consequences for communities. It found climate change made the flooding over three times more likely to occur, acting as a “force multiplier”. Although global warming is widely acknowledged to be a driver of the climate change which is causing such hardship, the Government has yet to publish its updated national Climate Action Plan. We hardly need leprechauns to remind us climate change is here – and it demands attention.

This Working Life with Sarah McNulty: ‘Occupational therapists do phenomenal work and I get to be their champion’The occupational therapy manager for Dublin south-central mental health service chats to Mary McCarthy about work, life and mental healthSarah McNulty, occupational therapistIn conversation with Mary McCarthy Today at 06:30Occupational therapy (OT) is about helping people do everyday tasks for themselves if they are having difficulty due to physical or mental health problems or a disability.