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Far more people are dying at home in England and Wales than normal from heart disease and dementia.
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A decision on local rules and financial support must be made "one way or another", a minister says.
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The BBC's Laura Foster explains what a circuit-breaker is and how it could help tackle Covid-19.
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The Welsh Government is expected to announce its decision on a "fire-break" lockdown later.
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Fourteen new donation centres are to open around the country in November and December.
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Former Paralympian Rachel Morris competed in both rowing and cycling while also struggling with an eating disorder.
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Why does the divergence between science and politics appear to be wider than it has ever been?
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Patients admitted to intensive care have a better chance of surviving now than they did in the first wave.
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The R number has crept up to 1.3-1.5, with growth of the epidemic still widespread.
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PM Boris Johnson says he will introduce local contact tracing ahead of new Tier 3 restrictions.
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Where people live and the jobs they do are more likely to explain the differences, research shows.
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A leading scientist who sits on the SAGE committee that advises the government says the current row between Westminster and local leaders is “very dangerous”.
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Drug manufacturer Gilead has questioned the findings, from a clinical study by the WHO.
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Divisions between No 10 and local leaders in England are "very dangerous", a Sage scientist says.
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The BBC's Ros Atkins looks at one country that has been an outlier from the start of the pandemic.
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The Health Secretary has announced that tougher Tier 2 Covid measures will come into force in a number of areas.
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Greater Manchester and Lancashire are among the areas that could be placed under "very high alert".
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Health leaders' representative says it has taken a "herculean effort" to restore capacity.
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"Bullying" senior management left staff fearful at East Kent Hospitals Trust, the BBC has been told.
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Heart-disease deaths among younger adults have risen - Sarah Fisher fears she could be next.
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People with long-lasting effects of coronavirus infection are not being believed or treated, a review says.
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A mother of a young boy with Down's syndrome is helping to teach people about appropriate language.
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A circuit breaker could change the course of the epidemic and buy more time, a report says.
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The BBC's Laura Foster uses baked goods to explain how the new Covid alert system in England will work.
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Head of Vaccine Taskforce says she would be "surprised" if vaccine wasn't available next year.
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Most of the country is in the lowest tier but millions in the North and the Midlands face extra curbs.
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The government did not take the recommendation of a "circuit breaker" lockdown.
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People could see loved ones regularly in trial, if they are tested for Covid and wear PPE.
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Vitamin pills will be posted to 5,000 UK residents to see if they help boost immunity.
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The government took "robust action" at the time, such as the rule of six, a cabinet minister says.
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The decision to apply for tougher measures comes amid concerns over an "exponential" rise in cases.
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The most clinically vulnerable people in England will get a letter to explain how to stay safe.
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One of Europe's first outbreaks at two Austrian resorts could have been contained, a report says.
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People will still see alerts but will now get a follow-up message telling them to ignore it.
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An independent review is under way to check if the symptoms could be a side-effect of the jab.
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Scientists need more recruits belonging to ethnic minorities, to make sure the vaccine works for all.
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Sage and Prof Chris Whitty appear at odds with the political decisions made by government.
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Specially trained dogs in Lebanon are learning to detect coronavirus as part of a research project.
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Boris Johnson rules out a full lockdown "right now" as he launches new tiers of restrictions in England.
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Fewer people are coming forward for lung and prostate cancer tests, charity warns.
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Advisers say the situation is "hotting up", and hospitals in England must prepare for more Covid patients.
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The Liverpool City Region is expected to face the tightest Covid restrictions under the new system.
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Prof Stephen Powis says they will do everything they can to maintain capacity for non-Covid services