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Parents are warned to look out for signs of RSV, after lockdown disrupted its normal winter spread.

Phil Lloyd, from NG Healthcare, said staff did everything they could to stop the virus spreading.

BBC Radio 5 Live speaks to former sportsmen and women and their families about how concussion has changed their lives.

Everyone in this age group should be cautious when socialising, officials say, and get two jabs.

Hundreds of thousands of under-18s will now be offered the jab in the UK - but not all. Here's why.

The Royal College of Nursing says members are "angry and upset" about the size of the increase.

More than 20 families demand a completely independent inquiry into an NHS trust's failing maternity services.

Admissions soared during the pandemic, and NHS bosses warn they are running out of beds.

There has been little effort to protect athletes or track concussion problems, an MPs' inquiry says.

NHS data shows a 50% increase in eating disorder admissions in 2020-21 among under-19s compared to the year before.

Latgam Singpu and his team use rope bridges, school buses and incentives to reach remote villages.

The offer is 2% more than was proposed in March, "in recognition of the unique impact of pandemic".

Figures from Care Quality Commission lay out the pandemic's 'devastating impact' on care homes in England.

"Complete absence" of regulation of treatments such as botox-style injections and fillers condemned by MPs.

Bad housing and deprivation are a toxic mix for health, says England's chief medical officer.

Face coverings became optional in many settings in England on Monday - what's the evidence for them?

Downing Street tries to clear up confusion after a minister says people can make an "informed decision".

Mask wearing will be mandatory in public indoor settings again after a rise in Jersey Covid cases.

People performing "critical" tasks including air traffic controllers will still be able to work under new rules.

Three people who were told to shield during lockdown share their concerns as rules are eased in England.

As most coronavrirus restrictions in England are lifted, Covid patients urge the public to take care.

Boris Johnson has urged caution as most legal rules on social contact are lifted in England.

The vaccines minister says children with health conditions will be offered the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine

The vaccines minister says children at high risk from Covid will be offered the jab.

There is no limit on how many people can meet, nightclubs can reopen and large events can resume.

Fully-vaccinated health workers in England could skip quarantine if services come under pressure.

Campaigners say millions have not had even one vaccine dose, raising concerns for their communities.

Prof Neil Ferguson says there could be as many as 200,000 cases a day as restrictions ease.

It comes as every adult in the UK has now been offered a vaccine, the government says.

Lydia Loader, whose mother Sally has dementia, heard her speak for the first time in 18 months.

Researchers from across the UK will investigate everything from brain fog to ongoing breathlessness.

A planned relaxation of England's rules from Monday will not apply due to cases of the Beta variant.

Free jabs will be offered to more than 35 million people, including more teenagers than ever before.

The number of Covid patients in Bradford Royal Infirmary is rising sharply - and half are unvaccinated.

The Covid vaccine is now being offered to all over 18s. So what has uptake been like for young people?

Lauren and Angelica-Jane fear the end of restrictions will be challenging for their mental health.

It comes after England's chief medical officer warned hospitalisations could hit "scary numbers".

Cases of norovirus are going up with a number of outbreaks caused by the vomiting bug in recent weeks, say officials.

Cases have risen again in many regions, data reveals, ahead of England dropping most Covid rules on Monday.

Public Heath England wants people to look out for those who may be at risk in warmer weather.

It comes as the UK recorded almost 50,000 new cases on Thursday - the highest number since January.

Adults below the age of 50 are almost as likely to suffer from medical complications as the over-50s.

Gareth Eve’s wife, BBC Newcastle presenter Lisa Shaw, died in hospital after a bleed on the brain.

A therapy made from a patient’s white blood cells is being trialled by doctors in London.

Plans to outlaw the practice in England and Wales have been tabled in Parliament.

Those not fully vaccinated will be asked to test at home as an alternative to mandatory isolation.

A push to get more kids learning to cook is one of the recommendations of an independent review of food.

Despite services recovering quickly there are still thousands waiting for organs, report says.

Henry Dimbleby led an independent review into the food we eat, which suggests sugar and salt should be taxed.

Campaigners want women to talk about the menopause and call for more training for GPs.