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The inside story of the Nigerian market trader whose case exposed illegal organ removal in the UK.

Ministers confirm they are considering next year's public sector pay deals, as Rishi Sunak warns about inflation.

Sarah Ferguson's doctors have told her that the prognosis is good, her spokesman says.

The singer warned he may have to take a break from performing after struggling at Glastonbury.

For months Jamie Hart continued to work with no idea he had a collapsed vertebra.

An addict says the psychoactive substance has "destroyed" the town of Hanley in Stoke-on-Trent.

People in UK less likely to survive treatable conditions than in other rich nations, study suggests.

The plan to reform NHS training and recruitment comes at a time of record-high waiting lists.

Kristan Hawkins has relentlessly pursued one goal - to make abortion unthinkable and unavailable.

Belle Moore, 19, who started vaping at 16 years old says she feels like she has "no control over it".

Matteo Bottarelli, 43, appears in court charged with three counts of attempted murder.

Special sensors in the handle can detect an irregular heartbeat that raises the risk of stroke.

The walkout in England, beginning at 07:00 on July 13, will last for five consecutive days.

Sir Chris laments treatment as he gives evidence to Covid Inquiry on pandemic preparedness.

Experts say the insects, which carry viruses, have moved into new parts of the continent.

The bosses of some large UK festivals say they will be checking drugs, but smaller events aren't sure.

Participants will consume capsules of dried faeces to see if they can improve gut health.

Justine Gordon-Smith says her family were "abandoned" without support before her father's death.

Death rates since March 2020 are up by 3% in France, 5% in the UK and 17% in the US.

A judge overturns a state law that blocked transgender minors from hormonal or surgical treatment.

The UK should have prepared to test and isolate more, the ex-health secretary tells the Covid inquiry.

Inspectors were concerned some women at Wales' largest hospital were being treated differently.

Scientists say the new device spots early signs of disorders caused by dysfunctional stress hormones.

New figures show how much the UK government paid for the cancelled deal with French firm Valneva.

Natural pregnancy after having a baby by IVF is far from rare, researchers find.

GP records show largest increases in wealthier areas, as charities say earlier support is needed.

Dame Sally Davies apologises to bereaved families and says the UK was poorly prepared for the pandemic.

England's former Chief Medical Officer says "how sorry I am" to those who lost loved ones in the pandemic.

At least eight children were found with trace amounts of sedatives in their system.

The dramatic rise in egg freezing could be due to the pandemic, the UK fertility regulator says.

The change, from September, follows advice one shot provides equal protection to the current two.

Those prone to napping had brains that looked up to six years younger than everyone else.

David Cameron says "group think" meant government focused on flu pandemics, rather than other diseases.

Nurse Lucy Letby is accused of being a "calculating and devious" opportunist who killed babies.

Vicky Pattison says she does not regret sharing her egg-freezing journey, despite negative messages.

The scale of long-term use - and concerns about withdrawal symptoms - are revealed by BBC Panorama.

The ex-footballer finishes the challenge in 12 hours and 17 minutes as part of a six-person relay team.

Trisha Allison says her two-year-old collie cross Luna is her "little lifesaver".

The nation's health was declining and the NHS was struggling by 2020, the Covid inquiry hears.

Gay, bisexual and other men who have sex with men in London are advised to have the vaccine.

Dr Nicholas Chapman will be sentenced in July after being found guilty of a sexual offence.

Two brothers describe the changes they've made to care for their father after his diagnosis aged 55.

Leann lives in constant pain and needs crutches to walk after a botched operation by surgeon Sam Eljamel.

The health regulator issues a warning notice to an NHS trust over safety failings.

Dr Louise Newson warns patients her brand and logo have been taken to illegally sell testosterone.

The synthetic embryos - only days or weeks old - could help explain infertility and pregnancy loss.

A report finds significant failures in updating patients amounted to "systemic maladministration".

Charles Ndhlovu's mother says care plans were added to when her son died.

Decisions were "finely balanced" and, with hindsight, might have been different, Fiona Scolding KC says.

The first new polio vaccines in 50 years are less likely to mutate into a dangerous form that causes disease.