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Oxford says the "public cannot get enough of experts" with a £100m donation for antibiotics research.
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It accuses richer nations of a "me-first" approach to Covid vaccine, and hoarding precious supplies.
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Martin Freeborn's wife, Helen, lost her fight against Covid at the Royal London Hospital, where staff are struggling to cope with rising admissions.
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More than five million more people will be offered a jab as 10 new mass vaccination hubs open in England.
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Vaccine Minister Nadhim Zahawi says there are still "a number of caveats" to reopening.
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Brazil has the world's second-highest Covid death toll but has seen delay and discord over vaccines.
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Ambulance service staff in London explain the unique pressures of working during a pandemic.
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Clusters of deaths in the first wave unexpectedly showed up in rural parts of Wales.
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One doctor tells her story of battling the pandemic alone in Yemen after her colleagues fled.
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Kori, from Ripley in Derbyshire, was born with hypoplastic left heart syndrome.
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But Sir Simon Stevens says the health service has never been in a more precarious situation.
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The chief executive of NHS England is optimistic about vaccinating all adults before Autumn this year.
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The foreign secretary added there would be a crackdown on those failing to isolate after travelling abroad.
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It comes as the government urges people to "play their part" in helping to meet vaccination targets.
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Lockdown has seen an increase in children under 11 seeking counselling according to the NSPCC.
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People listened to the likes of Bach and Handel as they waited for their jab at Salisbury Cathedral.
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The latest death and case figures should be a "bitter warning for us all", Public Health England says.
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Health groups say NHS staff fear prosecution over decisions if hospitals are overwhelmed.
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In the Middle Ages, Lichfield Cathedral was a pilgrimage for the sick - now it's become a vaccination centre.
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Health and frontline workers are first in line for jabs at vaccination centres across the country.
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Everyone has heard about doctors and nurses catching Covid-19 but cleaners and porters have been worse hit.
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Hospitals with large critical care capacity are taking patients from other areas to ease pressures.
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Antonio says he felt he was discriminated against because of his skin colour when he was sectioned.
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Donations of plasma from people who have recovered from the virus have been suspended.
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A variant that is thought to be more infectious has not been found in the UK, scientist says.
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The R number in the UK is officially estimated at 1.2-1.3 as a further 1,280 deaths are reported.
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The NHS fears some communities are being targeted with misinformation, a leading doctor says.
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As the coronavirus pandemic puts pressure on NHS resources, millions pf people remain on waiting lists for other treatments.
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From one way systems, to not touching everything on the shelves, the BBC's Laura Foster explains.
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A therapist who arranges free mental health help for NHS workers says many are at "breaking point".
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More than 45% of this priority group has now been vaccinated, compared with about 30% in London.
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The home secretary says her focus is on enforcement but doesn't rule out tougher restrictions next week.
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England's cancer, critical care, A&E and routine treatments all hit as hospitals accommodate virus patients.
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The scientists investigating the origins of the coronavirus have landed in the city of Wuhan.
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Six chemists have been chosen initially, with 200 more offering vaccinations in the next fortnight.
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One in three trusts in England was running above safe levels of bed occupancy by the end of 2020.
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The prime minister warns there is a "very substantial" risk of intensive care being "overtopped".
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As the UK records its highest death toll, Fergal Keane has been to see the strain the NHS is under for the second time.
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A group of leading charities say more must be done this lockdown to support people who are shielding.
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Doctors leaders' want staff to be given the type of high-quality masks usually only worn in intensive care.
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The prime minister wants round-the-clock vaccination but adds supply is currently the limiting factor.
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Latest results show Sinovac's Covid-19 vaccine is less effective in Brazil than previously suggested.
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It is hoped the treatment will help stop patients from developing severe illness from the virus.
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A GP in Stroud has been able to vaccinate her father, and see him for the first time since March.
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More than 700 intensive care staff at nine hospitals were asked about their experiences for a study.
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Black people are more than four times more likely to be detained under the Mental Health Act in England.
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Dr Samantha Batt-Rawden says NHS staff are facing "devastating" abuse from coronavirus sceptics.
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The home secretary says she will back police to enforce virus rules, as another 1,243 die in the UK.
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Roughly 5-10% of people have symptoms for three months or more.
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The facility at the ExCeL Centre also has the capital's first mass vaccination centre on site.