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Patients cannot get on waiting lists, despite having broken teeth.
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The rest of the UK is considered to be at low risk of the virus taking off.
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A damning report, by the Health and Social Care Committee, says more needs to be done, and quickly.
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About 30,000 of cash is seized and three people held in the raids across parts of Greater Manchester.
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The heatwave could potentially lead to record-breaking temperatures, forecasters say.
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The sweetener is found in a variety of foods, from diet drinks to chewing gum and some yoghurts.
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Traces of the bacteria have been found in water on two wards in the Royal Alexandra Hospital, Paisley.
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The world's first antibiotic was discovered in 1928 by Sir Alexander Fleming, who studied in the town.
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Civil servants "honed and refined" crisis skills while preparing to leave the EU, Mr Gove argues.
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PM Rishi Sunak said the offer to workers was final and there would be "no more talks on pay".
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The heatwave could potentially lead to record-breaking temperatures, forecasters say.
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NHS doctors will get pay rise of 6%, says government, as junior medics in England stage longest strike yet.
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The latest data shows 7.47 million people are waiting for routine hospital treatment.
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The announcement is expected on Thursday, following formal sign off from the prime minister and chancellor.
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The singer opens up about being diagnosed as a black woman and why she wants more research to be done.
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Former deputy first minister Michelle O'Neill was giving evidence to the Covid-19 inquiry.
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Emily Chesterton, who saw a physician associate twice before she died, did not know they were not a GP.
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NEAS chief executive Helen Ray says sorry "for any distress" after it covered up paramedics' errors.
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A report questions the language used for some checks, including assessing whether the baby is "pink all over".
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The European Court of Human Rights rules in favour of double Olympic 800m champion Caster Semenya.
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From September, nearly a million more people in England can be protected against the painful virus.
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Former Ipswich surgeon Liz O'Riordan reveals her experience of sexual harassment during training.
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Former first minister tells Covid inquiry UK government should have stepped in between 2017 and 2020.
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The film star says he is "healthier and fitter" since deciding to quit drinking at the start of 2023.
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Despite being paralysed in an accident, Kevin Mills has gained enough mobility to handcycle across Canada.
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The providers of the care home have admitted failing to manage risks to staff.
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A senior midwife leading the inquiry in Nottingham says 1,700 families' cases will be examined.
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Ian Paterson is serving a 20-year sentence after he carried out unnecessary or unapproved procedures.
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Europe's drugs regulator has been alerted to a possible link to thoughts of suicide among some users.
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Scientists want to understand exactly how pathogens can jump species and what the next threat may be.
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The Scottish government wants a change in UK laws to stop people found in possession of drugs for their own use being prosecuted.
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Junior doctors in Scotland had been due to strike next week in a row over pay.
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Secret filming reveals that "dangerous" substances are widely available for sale around the country.
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Researchers say the pandemic and cost of living crisis have contributed to worsening mental health.
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Caroline Page was a Liberal Democrat county councillor on Suffolk County Council.
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Samantha Bourton also visited the patient outside work hours in May 2021, a panel heard.
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A pilot scheme is offering thousands of strength and balance classes to the over-65s.
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Bowel cancer patients say they feel relieved after the NHS lifted a ban on treatment breaks.
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Local directors of public health had to watch TV for Covid news, the public inquiry has been told.
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We answer the questions you're asking about Alzheimer's disease, which causes dementia.
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Anna and Barbara Rozycki were in 1970 the first conjoined twins in the UK to be separated.
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The television presenter says she has dementia after battling brain fog and anxiety for months.
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The Prince and Princess of Wales hear from the first person born after the NHS was founded, in 1948.
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Muscular dystrophy patient Elliot, five, makes the journey from Newport to Newcastle twice a month.
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The patient died after being found unresponsive and partially clothed in a car park.
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Premature babies can now routinely be given the drug ranibizumab on the NHS, to prevent blindness.
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Hallie, from Coventry, needs treatment which her family say cannot be provided by the NHS.
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Tracking speed of movement might provide a diagnosis up to seven years ahead of symptoms, a study suggests.
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NHS whistleblowers are being victimised, risking another big hospital scandal, an expert tells the BBC.
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PC Albert Alexander received the newly-discovered antibiotic after being injured in 1941.
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