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The inquiry panel will try to establish what happened between residents and some staff.

As African countries get the vaccine, Newsbeat speaks to two people who've grown up with Malaria.

Laura McAdam shares her story as part of new government campaign to boost the uptake of smear tests.

The Youth Sports Trust charity wants girls to have a greater say over PE in schools.

Catching both viruses at the same time puts people at a more significant risk of death, a health boss says.

England's chief nursing officer urges people to top up protection ahead of a busy winter for the NHS.

NHS England wants to get more people with severe mental illness back to the workplace.

Bath's public health director says to regard it as Covid even if you receive a negative PCR result.

The decision means thousands of people who took part in trials will be able to travel abroad.

Experts are worried as this will be the first winter Covid and flu circulate fully at the same time.

SES Water says further tests are expected to confirm the scale of the potential contamination.

West Lothian woman tells of how a dangerous medical condition turned her skin a golden yellow.

Pre-workout powders should be diluted in water, but some gym-goers are eating it neat.

Following the announcement about the first malaria vaccine, we look at some of the key questions.

The number of people with secondary breast cancer, where the cancer has spread, will be audited.

Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus says the vaccine could save tens of thousands of lives each year.

A new cough, fever and change in smell or taste are the key symptoms of coronavirus.

GP staff tell their stories of abuse by patients as an NHS boss pleas for people to "be kind".

Scientists have investigated how the chilblain-like lesions arise in some people who catch Covid.

A snapshot survey shows 2.5% of pupils were out of school for Covid-related reasons on Thursday.

Grants for councils to fund healthy-lifestyle support have fallen by a quarter in six years.

The hope of reducing health inequalities for black people made it worth recommending, the regulator says.

Participants in the Novavax Covid-19 vaccine trial are not yet recognised as being fully vaccinated.

Dentists warn of waits of up to four years to join an NHS dental practice.

Sarah, the first patient to try it, says it has allowed her to enjoy life again.

Lucy Letby is accused of murdering five boys and three girls at the Countess of Chester Hospital.

US scientists David Julius and Ardem Patapoutian share the 2021 prize in Physiology or Medicine.

Bowel cancer patients say rules governing two drugs are unethical and unfair.

Jorja Halliday, from Portsmouth, was due to have her coronavirus vaccination on the day she died.

The health secretary says he will not delay the November deadline for workers to be fully vaccinated.

Vegan alternatives have never been more widespread, but are they a healthier option?

BBC journalist Gem O'Reilly explains the risk of exercise-related death in people with unknown heart conditions.

Charities say they have been inundated with calls from worried immunosuppressed people.

Promising results mean a clinical trial has ended early and emergency authorisation is being sought.

This is the highest reported rate for Covid for any age group since the pandemic began.

Natasha Ednan-Laperouse's parents said she would be "very proud" of the new law to protect allergy sufferers.

Campaigners say the new rules in England do not stretch far enough to protect everyone.

Most of those not making the target of 10% of people fully vaccinated by the end of September are in Africa.

Just months after being diagnosed with type 1 diabetes, Reece Parkinson attempts a 50-mile race.

They will be kitted out with equipment to carry out X-rays, breast screening, ultrasounds and scans.

Facebook's global head of safety, Antigone Davis, testifies to the US Senate, about child protection.

One in six children in England is likely to have a mental disorder, up from one in nine in 2017.

Surgeries in England say remote consultations are the only option as they do not have enough staff.

Staying on them reduces the risk of depression recurring but there's no guarantee, a study suggests.

Ministers say GPs in England must offer in person appointments, after a rise in phone consultations.

Volunteers will receive brain scans and be asked to sniff powerful odours such as rotten eggs and roses.

Similar to Covid, other viruses can cause prolonged symptoms that take time to get over.

Boris Johnson says he will appoint an inquiry chair before Christmas, after meeting a campaign group.

Kettering has the highest rate of new coronavirus cases per 100,000 people in the country.

The health authority says it expects payments to reach £3.4m after a culture of bullying was exposed.