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As cases spread to new at-risk areas, government leaders send mixed messages about vaccination.

Interviews uncover a comprehensive picture of the hidden disability fallout of the pandemic.

Liliana Jackson, who's 16 years old, suffered from skin rashes, nerve pain, chest cramps and severe fatigue and at one point thought she might die, but felt let down by doctors.

Boris Johnson says he is "shocked" by the "despicable harassment" of England's chief medical officer.

After years of heated debate France extends fertility treatment to lesbians and single women.

Parents' frustration is mounting over the disruption to children's education and their own working lives.

They should form part of the curriculum for girls aged 12 to 17, suggests health watchdog.

Ollie Bibby's parents are "livid" that Matt Hancock broke rules that they were forced to observe.

Wearing a high grade FFP3 mask can almost entirely protect health workers from Covid, research finds.

Ministers "see no reason to go beyond" their "target date", the new health secretary confirms.

Any combination of Pfizer or AstraZeneca for first and second doses works, a study suggests.

The government is coming under scrutiny over the ex-health secretary's relationship with his aide.

UK travellers will have to prove they have been fully vaccinated against coronavirus on arrival.

The BBC's Andrew Marr fell ill with Covid-19, despite being vaccinated twice.

For the first time in a year, Australia is battling outbreaks in different parts of the country.

The comedian and travel writer tries some of the latest technology which could manage the condition.

Activities such as dance classes being prescribed by the NHS are vital, isolation sufferers say.

Find out what experts believe the short and long term effects of a covid jab will be on your period.

The new health secretary returns to the cabinet 16 months after his shock resignation as chancellor.

The new health secretary must deal with massive waiting lists and exhausted health staff.

British Medical Association chair Dr Chaand Nagpaul urges Sajid Javid to focus on vaccinations and the NHS backlog.

The BBC's Andrew Marr fell ill with coronavirus, despite being vaccinated twice.

The former health secretary apologises after footage emerged of him kissing a colleague.

For three months, Bill Wilson lived a nightmare, trapped behind a plastic facemask fighting Covid.

Sean O'Hare suffered a double stroke, but 10 months on he regularly hikes in the Mournes.

Any adult will be able to get a vaccine without an appointment this weekend at hundreds of walk-in sites.

Peggy Copeman, 81, was neglected by a private ambulance service, a coroner concludes.

In a week of harrowing testimony, ex-pupils described how 72 friends died of Aids and hepatitis.

However, virus levels were low at the time and about a third of people returned tests afterwards.

The Delta variant has become even more dominant, but vaccines are making a difference.

Europe is gradually easing lockdown measures ahead of the tourist season.

Fans are being offered the "memorable experience" when they get vaccinated at the Emirates.

The trial will test whether a drug used to treat people with tapeworms can protect against Covid-19.

National Audit Office says winter test results took too long in England and too many consultants are used.

Winter viruses are flourishing as more people mix, and a doctor's chief says A&Es are struggling to cope.

About 430 women have been incorrectly excluded from Scotland's cervical screening programme.

Dave Smith, 72, from Bristol, was sent to hospital seven times over the last 10 months.

Symptoms such as fatigue and shortness of breath can persist for months.

Systems could not always cope with surges in demand during the winter wave in England, a review says.

An appeal is examining whether under-16s can consent to using puberty blockers.

Dr Nikki Kanani has encouraged everyone to come forward for their vaccine.

The Queen made the comments about the health secretary during her first in-person meeting with the PM for more than a year.

Vaccines minister Nadhim Zahawi says the UK's vaccination programme has passed another key milestone, with more than 60% of the adult population now fully vaccinated.

More than a quarter of a million children are absent from school in the UK because of coronavirus.

An appeal will examine whether under-16s can consent to treatment that delays the onset of puberty.

Scientists begin to give the drug to people at home with symptoms to see if it can keep them out of hospital.

Maternity services are failing women belonging to ethnic minorities, the charity investigating says.

Ministers are "working on" plans for quarantine-free travel from amber list countries if vaccinated.

But they say pain relief should be part of the discussion when fitting this type of contraceptive.

The current rules will remain in place until 19 July - with the aim of lifting remaining restrictions in August.