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The Foreign Office is contacting the 74 people trapped in Japan to ask if they want to fly home.

The chief executive of charity Hft said running the services was costing it £5,000 a week.

The doctor worked at the same private healthcare firm as rogue breast surgeon Ian Paterson.

China-based student Kem Senoua is the first African known to have contracted the virus - he spoke to the BBC.

The fertility expert Lord Winston warns the success rate could be as low as 1% but others say it is considerably higher.

It's a question that's surprisingly difficult to answer.

Anthea Smith tells the BBC's Laura Mcmullan, who also had skin cancer, that she used sunbeds for years.

The BBC meets the medics and lawyers across America who are using the app to help educate the public.

The disease, which normally affects people later in life, forced Ryan to make a "scary" decision.

More than 100 people remain in quarantine in a hotel after arriving from China last weekend.

Parents Vicky and Jamie Mogridge-Percy say it was a difficult journey before Arthur arrived via IVF.

Two MPs cancel public engagements after attending a summit where an attendee was diagnosed with the illness.

The disease is one of three protected by the MMR jab - and the fate of the two are closely linked.

The World Health Organization says it is "not seeing a dramatic increase" in cases outside China.

People are urged to get two doses of the MMR vaccine to maximise protection against the viral illness.

Some may have to "down drills" following curbs on how many they can order, the dentists' union says.

The warning comes as it emerges the ninth person to contract the virus went to hospital in an Uber.

A local MP says women are now "terrified" about giving birth at the two Kent hospitals.

Concerns are being raised about the accuracy of the tests for the coronavirus.

Two top officials are sacked after the spike was revealed, resulting from a new diagnostic method.

Five million healthy volunteers will be used to map signs of the disease years before symptoms develop.

Unapproved goods containing the cannabis extract will be pulled, says the Food Standards Agency.

As an industry mental health taskforce is launched, a producer speaks out about the lack of support.

Health officials are trying to contain the virus after a cluster of cases on the south coast. Can the virus be kept at bay?

A woman who flew into London from China is being treated at a hospital in central London.

East Kent Hospitals Trust's boss disputes the numbers of baby deaths it accepts responsibility for.

New cases will probably be brought in by people travelling from overseas, Public Health England says.

Wayne Erasmus says he has not been able to see or speak to his son Huw for three years.

The BBC's Fergus Walsh assesses the chances of contracting Covid-19 in the UK and the best ways to avoid it.

About 15,000 children in the UK have arthritis, but many face delays in diagnosis, says a charity.

Steve Walsh, linked to 11 cases in the UK, France and Majorca, says his thoughts are with other patients.

Researchers had been calling for an official name to avoid confusion around the virus.

With the country reeling from the massive public health disaster, what might it mean for the economy, society and those in power?

Hubei officials lose their jobs in the most high-profile 'removals' of the coronavirus outbreak.

The announcement highlights the high level of Chinese government surveillance of its citizens.

The move comes as the number of UK cases doubles, and ministers toughen rules on quarantine.

Women's choices on when to have children may be affected by the current law, ministers say.

Josh Pike has been joined by groups of strangers on his year of sunrise swims - and a friendly seal.

The number of people diagnosed rose from 190,772 to 267,615 between 2008 and 2018, a study by Diabetes Scotland shows.

Three-month-old Lewys Crawford died the day after his parents took him to hospital.

Some people pass on their infection to large numbers of people - is it happening with coronavirus?

Meanwhile, another 60 people have caught the virus on a quarantined cruise ship in Japan.

The government issues new powers to force people into quarantine as UK cases double to eight.

Families say their babies would have survived had East Kent NHS Trust provided better care.

NHS staff pressures are leaving 120,000 patients a year "in the dark" about their illness, a charity says.

An undercover investigation finds companies offering training for fraudulent qualifications.

Six in 10 over-50s with HIV receive a late diagnosis, as experts call for more awareness of sexually transmitted infections.

Research has found women are at a greater risk than men and the effects are more severe.

Alfie finds the live shows stressful so was delighted when Strictly put on a relaxed performance.

More than 10,000 people get sepsis each year in Wales and about 2,000 die, according to a charity.