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A 72-hour walkout begins today

There is nothing at all about this conviction that serves the public interest – this woman is of no risk to the public, she is not likely to go on to commit an offence, and it certainly isn’t good for her children.

Hay fever sufferers won’t get any respite as the Met Office predicts the pollen count will be ‘very high’ in most of England and Wales.

Health advisers would provide advice when doctors and receptionists can’t pick up the phone, reducing wasteful 999 calls and A&E trips.

‘Covid was the biggest peacetime challenge in a century and we must be diligent in preparing for future threats on this scale.’

A diagnosis of bipolar changed Ceri Ashe’s life – but it took almost a decade for her to get it.

Fatigue scores for people with long Covid were worse than patients with cancer-related anaemia.

The coroner ruled the couple died by suicide.

‘We’re lucky that we could afford to pay. Even if we’d had to save up over time it might have been too late.’

The elderly woman was then strapped down onto a stretcher with a mask covering her face.

Concerns as Met Police move to cut response to mental health calls A former head of the police inspectorate has expressed concerns over the Metropolitan…

‘You don’t plan to be diagnosed, but you have to have the money in your bank account to get to treatment.’

Junior doctors in Scotland offered 14.5% pay rise Junior doctors in Scotland have been offered a 14.5% pay rise, following negotiations with BMA Scotland. The…

06/02/2017; Today’s News brief, giving you an insght into the stories that are making the headlines, from around the globe.