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The family will have the "biggest party ever" for Kylie Weatherby, who had twins in the US in May.

The scientists say their discovery accurately predicts if the cancer is unlikely to spread.

Eluned Morgan's comments come as the Welsh government reviews restrictions imposed in December.

Researchers find vaccination in pregnancy does not increase the risk of complications, but Covid-19 does.

The professor's colourful analogies helped explain coronavirus during Downing Street news briefings.

Health Secretary Sajid Javid says people in England can end isolation after two negative tests on day six.

Watch the best bits from England's deputy chief medical officer, who's announced he's stepping down.

One in 20 has been waiting - for routine care such as knee and hip surgery - for more than a year.

It is hoped the pills will reduce the number of people put in hospital by the virus.

The National Care Forum says sickness rates due to Omicron are compounding existing staff shortages.

"You shouldn't focus on what it is that you're losing, but what you want to gain in your life."

Doctors in NHS Lanarkshire will suspend some GP services in order to prioritise those most in need.

Hospital admissions with the virus in the UK - the key measure - appear to have already plateaued.

The Ministry of Defence is considering a request to send up to 150 personnel to Northern Ireland.

How is a hospital coping with Covid admissions, staff off sick and winter pressures?

Seth Burke tested positive days after becoming the first wheelchair user sworn into the Welsh Youth Parliament.

Piotr Pokrzywnicki discovered that he had kidney failure after his whole body became swollen.

As with Covid, most children have mild symptoms but a small number need hospital treatment.

The unvaccinated represent 15% of the population, but over half of all hospital admissions.

Dr Hans Kluge says a "west-to-east tidal wave" of the coronavirus variant is sweeping across the region.

David Bennett, 57, is the first person in the world to receive a heart transplant from a genetically-modified pig.

Although still an exception, vaccine hesitancy cases like the tennis star Novak Djokovic, show that athletes are not immune to disinformation, experts say.

A tribunal finds that autographing two patients' organs is a "gross violation" of their "dignity".

A positive lateral flow result can now be taken as a first and final confirmation that you have Covid.

In a world first, a pig heart has been successfully transplanted into a human by surgeons in the US.

Autumn Bradley, 15, was not eligible for NHS funding for surgery to correct sunken chest syndrome.

Experts and politicians say Scotland needs to learn to live with Covid for the "foreseeable future".

Poppy says she was "over the moon" when a charity announced it was able to make wigs from her hair.

As symptoms of the six most deadly cancers are revealed, a taskforce says early diagnosis is vital.

An intensive-care doctor challenged the health secretary over mandatory vaccination - are his claims right?

Boris Johnson talks about the possibility of cutting the Covid isolation period from seven days to five.

Researchers say immune cells made to defend the body against some colds could help stave off Covid.

One in 10 staff members are still unvaccinated at one London hospital ahead of new rules, its head says.

Most pregnant women admitted to hospital with Covid are unvaccinated, a government campaign says.

Frontline workers and vulnerable adults will get booster jabs as the country battles a spike in cases.

Demand for support through a helpline for male survivors of sexual abuse grew by 110% last year.

The cabinet minister says reducing the quarantine period from a week would ease staff pressures.

Oxfordshire MPs to ask the government about the future of the Harwell Science Campus vaccine centre.

King's College Hospital's Dr Clive Kay says unvaccinated staff could lose jobs.

Education secretary says plans to cut self-isolation to five days are still under review.

Lateral flow tests are now part of UK life, with billions spent on test kits. Has it been worth it?

The UK is the seventh country to pass this number, after the US, Brazil, India, Russia, Mexico and Peru.

Health and Science Reporter Laura Foster tries to help us understand the impact Covid-19 has had on the UK.

The booster third dose continues to give high protection to people 65 and over, data suggests.

Claire Evans is one of a select number of leukaemia patients being given a specialised type of therapy.

The NHS faces "a rocky few weeks", the health secretary says as staff absences grow and cases rise.

Staff absences for Covid reasons have trebled since Omicron took off a month ago, latest figures show.

Wes Streeting tells the BBC he would reluctantly make use of private providers, as health secretary.

They say some pupils are not complying with advice, and there are worries about vulnerable children.

The Ministry of Defence has agreed to help fill staff shortages across the capital this month.