Some asthma patients may start out the new year scrambling for their go-to inhaler – at least that's the concern as Flovent, a popular drug, leaves store shelves starting in January. Earlier this year, drugmaker GSK announced it's discontinuing Flovent in 2024. There is a generic version to take its place, but some doctors worry patients could be left in the lurch as they sort out how to get the new medication covered by insurance.

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Shayne Ward has shocked fans by showing off his incredible transformation. Shayne Ward has completely transformed since leaving his role as Aidan Connor on Coronation Street. After hitting the gym hard, the singer has shown off the results of his huge three and a half stone weight loss with a series of shirtless snaps. Explaining why he decided to overhaul his lifestyle, the 34-year-old said he wanted to stop feeling ‘sluggish, stressed and self-conscious’.

Film This article is more than 9 years oldStreet-legal Batmobile goes on sale for $1m – and even has a CD playerThis article is more than 9 years oldA replica of the 'Tumbler' Batmobile used in the Christian Bale-starring Batman movies costs $1m, but is legal to drive on ordinary roadsVideo: The making of the Dark Knight's Tumbler It's every Batman fanboy's dream: driving around Gotham fighting ne'er-do-wells and perhaps wearing too much eyeshadow.

Richard Curtis' latest rom-com is set on the pirate station Radio Rock, based on the '60s Radio Caroline which was broadcast from a boat in the middle of the North Sea. Radio Rock's band of rogue DJs crank up the pop and rock from the high seas 24-hours a day, and include The Count (Philip Seymour Hoffman) - a legendary American, Gavin (Rhys Ifans) - the mystic deejay royalty, and Dave (Nick Frost) as the sarcastic love deejay.