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A new mural in east London is four storeys high, created with more than 200 flowers.
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Her birth has also led to a debate about the ethics of using technology to create a child.
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Plastic surgeons implore people to think twice about DIY back garden displays, to avoid injuries.
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A top doctor tells the BBC they had no choice, to avoid the hospital system collapsing within days.
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Some parts of the surrounding county will also face the toughest Covid rules.
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Prue Leith leads a review into hospital meals, suggesting digital menus and 24-hour food service.
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Stolen data appears to have included personal identification records and notes about therapy sessions.
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The £120 nasal swab test will be available to people not showing any symptoms.
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Units for new mothers and women with serious mental health issues are facing unique challenges.
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Kashgar city officials say around 4.7m people will be tested over a few days.
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Covid's second wave has hit one part of south Bradford badly, and residents have an idea where the problem began.
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Devi Nurjandoa survived Covid but is now having to adjust to a new way of life.
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As well as a night-time curfew, travel between regions can be banned under the emergency measures.
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It comes as a senior Conservative MP criticises leaders of NHS Test and Trace, urging "decisive" change.
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Mothers of babies with Down's syndrome reveal the pressure they felt to terminate their pregnancies.
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Kate Courtman and Sarah Mountford set up the Bra Sisters to help women find bras post-mastectomy.
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More than 83,000 new infections were reported on Friday, with deaths and hospital numbers also rising.
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The NHS wants us to donate blood plasma to help fight Covid-19. But why?
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As the second wave of the pandemic takes deep root across parts of the UK, thousands of NHS workers are struggling to recover from what they have already been through.
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The highest levels continue to be in the north of England, says the Office for National Statistics.
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An alert issued via the app will not mean the recipient can claim a payment for self-isolating.
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The aim is to create an early warning system to detect local outbreaks before they spread.
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The drug will be given to patients in hospitals, but the UN health agency says it has little effect.
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Why does the biology of coronavirus mean it poses such a threat to human life?
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A trade ban prevents the existing Android app from working on the Chinese firm's latest phones.
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Their biggest anxieties were about missing school and family and friends contracting Covid-19.
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Physical restraint is part of the culture in some specialist hospitals, a care regulator finds.
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A government adviser says factors like deprivation, rather than ethnicity, should be used to judge risk.
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Cancer patients are being targeted by a rogue website selling poor quality wigs which do not match the ones pictured in its adverts.
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The Brazilian volunteer did not receive the vaccine being tested by AstraZeneca and Oxford University.
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A government adviser gave MPs his view during evidence on lessons learned from the pandemic.
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Lockdowns may have "profound and long-lasting" effects on mental health, researchers are warning.
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BBC Breakfast spent four days filming inside The Christie Hospital in Manchester, meeting patients and staff.
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Volunteers will be deliberately exposed to the virus in trials due to start in January.
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The aim is to help people travelling to destinations where a negative result is required on arrival.
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If agreement on new restrictions is not reached, the PM could impose tier three rules.
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Many of those looking after vulnerable relatives or friends wonder how they will cope this winter.
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Roehl Ribaya was discharged from hospital in August but had a cardiac arrest and died in October.
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Could human challenge trials speed up the development of a coronavirus vaccine?
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One family in London say they received scores of long, repetitive calls from contact tracers.
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People in Wales told to stay home from Friday, with pubs and restaurants ordered to close.
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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 figures come as NI's schools face a two-week closure aimed at curbing the spread of coronavirus.
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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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The condition, which causes severe pain and heavy periods, takes eight years on average to be diagnosed.
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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?