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- BBC News The British Medical Association 1
- BBC News The challenges of dating when you have a serious allergy. 1
- BBC News The charity-run centre in Hull will help women with the condition that can cause extreme pain. 1
- BBC News The charity's chief executive says "at least half" of their branches will close in the UK and Ireland. 1
- BBC News The comedian talks about some of the things she has struggled with as a new mother in her forties. 2
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- BBC News The debate around assisted dying has been a polarised one - and there are still hurdles to cross before it will be a reality here. 1
- BBC News The Department for the Economy says the unions have agreed an increase of 5.5% for 2024/25. 1
- BBC News The Department of Education is considering removing AS-levels and a return to a two-year A-level course. 1
- BBC News The disposable vape ban is designed to reduce environmental damage and protect children's health. 1
- BBC News The draft guidance advises against many popular but unproven fertility add-ons offered by clinics. 1
- BBC News The drug's US manufacturer has asked UK distributors to stop taking orders from pharmacies until next month's price increase. 1
- BBC News The free Wolverhampton session is aimed at showing women what support is available 1
- BBC News The GCSE pass rate has fallen again this year. Here's what you need to know. 1
- BBC News The government wants to invest billions to make the National Biosecurity Centre the largest in Europe. 1
- BBC News The government wants universities to check the safety of halls and reach out to families after a death. 2
- BBC News The government will no longer fund some courses for older learners in order to boost entry level training places. 1
- BBC News The home tests will be offered so that women can check for cervical cancer without visiting a GP. 1
- BBC News The inquest following the death of Paloma Shemirani raises the question of how to prevent young people from health misinformation 1
- BBC News The key health checks we should be aware of 1
- BBC News The lab is used to recreate emergency situations so staff can learn in a risk-free environment. 1
- BBC News The Labour peer says the strikes could damage public trust in doctors. 1
- BBC News The meeting with Wes Streeting will take place next week 1
- BBC News The meetings allow primary and secondary school councils to shape policy directly with government. 1
- BBC News The MP for Ilford North pledges to work "constructively" on technical aspects of the legislation. 1
- BBC News The murals are created at a special education school and wellbeing and cancer support centre. 1
- BBC News The new league tables score trusts on measures including finances and patient access to care. 1
- BBC News The new technology could be a "game-changer" resulting in patients being treated sooner 2
- BBC News The NHS in England and Wales will start offering the MMRV vaccine to young children from January 2026. 2
- BBC News The number of children being admitted to hospital with constipation is at a 10-year high. 1
- BBC News The number of drug deaths is expected to have dropped slightly 1
- BBC News The number of students reporting mental health concerns is rising. But to what extent should the onus be on universities? 1
- BBC News The Ombudsman says the council should have reviewed the child's education plan. 1
- BBC News The percentage of boys' grades that were A* or A was 28.4% 1
- BBC News The PM says it's 'reform or die' for the NHS 2
- BBC News The pop star speaks for the first time about living with the condition following her diagnosis. 1
- BBC News The prescribed medication 1
- BBC News The president says it will speed up integration into East Africa 1
- BBC News The primary school pupils in Havering are told not to play outside due to the risk from the bird. 2
- BBC News The prize-winning work explains how the immune system attacks hostile infections 1
- BBC News The quest for brick-like abs has become serious business - even if you're only in Year 8. 1
- BBC News The rebate allays fears of a 170% price rise but patients are warned the cost of the drug will still jump. 1
- BBC News The Reform UK deputy leader says some children are receiving Send provision who do not need it. 1
- BBC News The Royal College of Nursing has been holding a consultative vote on their 3.6% pay rise. 1
- BBC News The RSPB 1
- BBC News The school in Cramlington will remain closed until Thursday 1
- BBC News The singer says she had emergency surgery shortly after performing at a festival in August 2023. 1
- BBC News The soap actor meets families fighting for their children’s education for BBC Panorama. 1
- BBC News The Society of Radiographers says more patients are filming for social media without permission. 1
- BBC News The star illegally advertised prescription-only weight loss drugs 1
- BBC News The support will be available to those on "priority courses" 1
- BBC News The target set by the Department of Health for patients red flagged for breast cancer to be assessed is 14 days. 1
- BBC News The treatment will be offered to those most at risk from August after a record number of cases. 1
- BBC News The two fathers say the current guidance on smartphones in schools is unsafe for children. 1
- BBC News The UKHSA and Somerset Council have put together a list on how to stay safe at festivals this summer. 1
- BBC News The University and College Union says its members will walk out for 10 days over the coming weeks. 1
- BBC News The vote to decriminalise the procedure is the biggest change to abortion laws in England and Wales for nearly 60 years. 1
- BBC News The wellness drinks industry is booming – but the big benefits they promise might be too good to be true. 1
- BBC News There have been hundreds of cases of acute pancreatitis in people who have also taken Mounjaro 1
- BBC News There is growing concern over Britons seeking overseas treatments such as hair implants and dental work. 1
- BBC News They have filed a lawsuit against US right-wing influencer Candace Owens who claims the French first lady was born male. 1
- BBC News They warn some reusable vapes have "identical" packaging to single-use ones and are sold at the same price. 1
- BBC News Thousands of resident doctors are currently on strike after a dispute with the government over pay. 1
- BBC News Three families share the realisations that enabled them to declutter and transform their homes and lives. 1
- BBC News Three teenage girls talk to 5 Live about the importance of safe and open conversations on topics such as hormones 1
- BBC News Three young men tell the BBC what's driving them to "cut and bulk" - an intense diet and workout regime. 1
- BBC News Three young people tell the BBC what support they would have liked during their recent results days. 1
- BBC News Tom Parker was treated in one of 70 harbour health clinics after breaking his fibula fishing at sea. 2
- BBC News Tracey Meechan's pain from an ovarian cyst is so severe she cannot bend over - but still has no date for surgery. 1
- BBC News Tuition fees will rise to £9 1
- BBC News Two men under the care of the same NHS trust as Valdo Calocane carried out stabbings weeks before the Nottingham attacks. 1
- BBC News Two mums who struggled to breastfed their babies say a peer support group helped them. 1
- BBC News Two new potential drugs have been designed by AI to kill drug-resistant bacteria 1
- BBC News Two school girls are campaigning for legislation to force schools to offer girls a choice. 1
- BBC News Two women leading the way in Equine Assisted Therapy and Learning 1
- BBC News Two-year-old Hannah cannot use most play equipment due to her cerebral palsy. 1
- BBC News UFC star Paddy Pimblett speaks with BBC Sport's Sam Harris about dealing with mental health issues. 1
- BBC News Understanding the pressure elite sports puts on women’s bodies is pushing athletes to new levels of excellence. 1
- BBC News Union unhappy as bosses say they plan to keep non-urgent services running during walkout. 1
- BBC News Universities are facing ongoing financial worries 1
- BBC News University workers will vote on national strike action this month over a 1.4% pay offer made in the summer. 1
- BBC News US scientists testing the technique say it could help people overcome infertility and potentially allow same-sex couples to have a genetically related child. 1
- BBC News Using the cafe to treat patients "will not be allowed to happen again" 1
- BBC News Warnings for some 'emerging' food allergens should be added to food packaging 1
- BBC News We ask what's brewing in Birmingham's bins 2
- BBC News We investigate the safety of melatonin as a sleep aid 2
- BBC News We try to figure out why drug deaths are at an all-time high - and what can be done. 2
- BBC News What makes a healthy first meal of the day 1
- BBC News What to look for when choosing sunscreen and how to apply it to get the maximum protection. 2
- BBC News Why fungal diseases are becoming more dangerous to human health 3
- BBC News Why is it so hard to understand the effects a warming world has on our health? 1
- BBC News Why is uterine fibroids 1
- BBC News With pupils resitting Maths and English GCSEs at an all-time high 1
- BBC News Women deserve better than to have their menstrual data treated as consumer data 1
- BBC News Women would never be prosecuted for terminating a pregnancy under proposed new laws. 1
- BBC News Working parents are now able to access 30 hours of childcare per week 1
- BBC News Young people consider the next steps as Ucas data shows declining university applications. 1
- but experts say there is no causal relationship. 1
- but experts warn that any fall will most likely be a blip. 1
- but it can be a symptom of deep trauma. One woman shares how hoarding impacted her life - and her road to recovery. 1
- but most of them have been ignored. 1
- but not the body's own cells. 1
- but others are excited about the opportunity to get into the civil service. 1
- but some people run a greater risk of serious harm. 1
- but the doctors' union says hospitals are stretching staff too thinly. 1
- but the substance is still legal as a "culinary product". 2
- but US researchers say anti-malaria drugs absorbed through their legs can stop them spreading disease. 1
- but what should be done to help? 1
- but when thousands of students arrive on campus they bring a cocktail of viruses. 1
- but why is the gender gap now the lowest on record? 1
- calling it "not fit for purpose". 1
- campaigners say. 1
- can have extreme side effects. 1
- continues to operate on NHS patients in Brighton. 1
- depending on the child's age. 1
- documents suggest. 1
- Dr Nighat Arif & Dr Christine Ekechi 1
- dropped by a private provider 1
- education bosses say. 2
- experts say. 2
- flu or Covid and how to look after yourself. 1
- from Slough 1
- fuelling a new wave of nicotine addiction 1
- health and care plans were issued by local authorities within the 20 week deadline last year 1
- health experts warn. 2
- in a major Massachusetts Institute of Technology study. 1
- including at least 15 million children 1
- is the system broken? 1
- Jack Fiehn 1
- looks at the plans for a two week half term in 2026. 1
- Lord Vallance wrote that ex-PM thought rules were not ruthless enough. 2
- mood and focus. 2
- narrowly beating the 28.2% achieved by girls. 1
- Northumberland County Council says. 1
- or an unnecessary habit? 1
- organisers say. 1
- Ozempic and Wegovy. 1
- paid for by the government. 1
- pending Israeli approval. 1
- periods and mental health. 1
- plus measles and challenges for medical ethics 2
- plus physio goes digital. 2
- promised herself on her hospital bed to share her story and is urging others to also. 1
- research by children's charity Corum finds. 1
- research suggests creatine may also benefit short-term memory 2
- researchers suggest. 1
- said she had done less studying than the average student. 1
- said the increase was "derisory". 1
- say child health experts. 1
- say experts. 1
- say researchers. 1
- says health visiting charity head. 2
- says it has been a success in other parts of the UK. 1
- says it's "frustrating" so many part-time jobs require previous experience. 2
- says official healthcare body. 1
- says police guidance is "terrible". 1
- school caterers organisation LACA says. 2
- second and third child. 1
- seen as crucial for boosting trade. 1
- so schools can improve negative grades more quickly. 2
- taken for movement disorders 1
- tearful doctors tell BBC. 1
- the advertising watchdog found. 1
- the BBC understands. 1
- the government says. 1
- the report finds 1
- the trust's boss says. 1
- the vaccine sceptic has made a number of changes to how vaccines are regulated. 1
- the vice chancellor says. 1
- this week rated England's worst. 1
- though many students will also receive a text or email. 1
- travels to Russian-occupied areas in his kitted out mobile clinic 1
- tuberculosis and polio 1
- unlike the rest of the UK. 1
- use e-cigarettes 1
- Wales and NI - but only by a quarter of councils in England. 1
- we discuss ambitious plans to restructure it 2
- we look at a scheme that pairs teenagers with toddlers from a local nursery in a bid to help increase school attendance. 2
- we take a look at some other health benchmarks we’re often told to strive for. 1
- which experts warn can be highly addictive. 1
- which helped draw up the scheme 1
- which makes outbreaks more likely. 1
- which represents doctors 1
- while others worry about the further increase in screen time. 1
- who lost her son Danial at 37-and-a-half weeks 1
- who will chair the review. 1
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- BBC News - Family & Education BBC analysis of notices issued by coroners shows repeated failings in the care of autistic people. 1
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- BBC News - Family & Education BBC Young Reporters Theo and Ben look at how teenagers use AI like ChatGPT to spruce up their schoolwork. 1
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- BBC News - Family & Education Big tech firms like IBM are no longer asking for degrees when hiring staff. 1
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- BBC News - Family & Education Bridget Phillipson claims Labour is now the "party of the family" in a speech about the party's plans. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Brighton University is withholding pay to staff taking part in a national marking boycott. 1
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- BBC News - Family & Education But the education secretary rejects the party's plan to end tax reliefs as a "policy of envy". 1
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- BBC News - Family & Education Campaigners launched a judicial review against the relationships and sexuality education curriculum. 1
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- BBC News - Family & Education Charlie Taylor says a "fundamental reorientation" of prisons is the only way to reduce reoffending. 1
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- BBC News - Family & Education Christoforos Nicolaou's parents say he was sent "horrific" messages online before he died. 1
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- BBC News - Family & Education Demand for childcare in England will rise once government increases funded hours 1
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- BBC News - Family & Education Dr Katriona O'Sullivan 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Dr Martin Hanbury quit the role after Ruth Perry took her own life ahead of a report on her school. 1
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- BBC News - Family & Education East Park specialist school in Glasgow is celebrating record success for its pupils in their Nat 1s. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Edinburgh students are 'intensely frustrated' by degree delays after a UK-wide marking boycott. 1
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- BBC News - Family & Education Education Minister Jeremy Miles says the cost of living "should never be a barrier" to university. 1
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- BBC News - Family & Education EIS members are walking out in the constituencies of senior politicians in the ongoing row over pay. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Ellesmere College leaders must produce an action plan after failing to meet five of eight targets. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Emma Károlyi joins the Windsor school famous for being the home of St George's Chapel's choir. 1
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- BBC News - Family & Education Farmer Lee Wilson says he secretly planted 80 acres of the flowers as a 50th anniversary gift. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education First-class degrees were given to 32.8% of students in England last year 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Foreign students whose degrees were cut short by Russia's invasion are able to complete their studies. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Former prime minister Liz Truss is among those concerned plans to overhaul the system could be scrapped. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Four unions accepted a 6.5% pay rise in July 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Fresh accusations emerge in South Africa after a BBC series exposed alleged abuse at UK schools. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education George Baldock says amazing teachers at a pupil referral unit got him into the University of Cambridge. 1
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- BBC News - Family & Education Half of England's special educational needs schools are over-subscribed 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Head teacher Ruth Perry took her own life after her school was downgraded. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Head teachers in England will be issued guidance aimed at stopping pupils using phones during the school day. 1
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- BBC News - Family & Education Head teachers talk frankly about the mental health impact that Ofsted inspections have had on them. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Health and animal welfare campaigners say the overuse of antibiotics by UK farmers should be banned. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Heidi is one of many students who say the rising cost of living is affecting their studies. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Highly selective courses at elite universities will "go quite quickly" 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Hilary Odunayo says student finance is an "underserved market" and hopes her viewers "learn something new". 1
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- BBC News - Family & Education How teenagers who were disengaged from education are helped to get back on track in their GCSEs. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Human Rights Watch says victims of the scandal still face long waits and inadequate compensation. 1
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- BBC News - Family & Education In Wha Kim spends her lunch break introducing Peterborough pupils to Korean language and culture. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Incoming Durham University chancellor Fiona Hill says fees and loans structure needs rethinking. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Initial reports suggest the experiment involved sodium bicarbonate and methylated spirits. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Inspections are increasingly seen as "something to dread" 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Intervening when a child is very young can stop mental health conditions developing 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Isaac Uzoegbu was hit by a car when he ran from home. His head teacher says it could have been prevented. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Isla Fosbury 1
- BBC News - Family & Education It comes as one parent whose son is studying remotely due to Raac says it's "like Covid all over again". 1
- BBC News - Family & Education It is expected many schools will close until midday on Tuesday 21 February. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education It is expected most schools will close as almost every teacher is likely to take action. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education It is the first time in its history that the ASCL will ballot its members over strike action. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education It is the first time the inspectorate has taken responsibility for the part it played in her death. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education It is the latest policy restricting women's education since the Taliban returned to power last year. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education It is the latest UK institution to cut ties to the family over their links to the US opioid crisis. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education It marks the end of intensive talks on the pay 1
- BBC News - Family & Education It took five years for Kevin Doxey to be jailed after two of his victims complained. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education James Young 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Japan offers same-sex couples no clear legal protection 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Jared Ndisang was not given the option to take a break when he became unwell in his third year. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Just 13% of care leavers go to university at 18 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Just over half of girls in secondary school enjoy PE lessons 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Katie Mitchell 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Kerry Forrester says the tests have too much of a negative impact on children's mental health. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Lead inspectors in England were given mental health awareness training during the two-week pause. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Leaked messages show the then-health and education secretaries clashed over classes resuming. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Leigh-Anne Pinnock receives an honorary doctorate for her work on racial equality. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Letters are sent out by two schools in Essex warning "physical contact" will not be tolerated. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education London College of Communication's MA documentary photography and photojournalism course graduates' work. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Loneliness campaigners say the government initiative was welcome but that more funding was also needed. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Louise Morgan pays £71 a day for her two sons 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Luke Henshaw 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Many are altering timetables and seeking new classrooms after having to shut unsafe concrete buildings. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Many in social care believe overseas staff saved the system from collapse 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Many people are using AI like ChatGPT to improve their language skills but learning that way has drawbacks. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Mark Hodgson recreates his campus in Lego form because he does not have many photographs of it. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Max and his mother Suzie tell the BBC about trying to get the support he needs in Oxfordshire. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Members of the Association of School and College Leaders accept a 6.5% pay offer for teachers. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Members of the National Education Union in England will strike on Thursday 27 April and Tuesday 2 May. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Members of the National Education Union in Wales will be consulted on the new pay offer. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Members of the National Education Union walked out for the fifth time in England on Tuesday. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Mia Suljic fled war-torn Bosnia as a toddler and is now a head of department at her former school. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Mike Amesbury 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Minister denies weakening the Online Safety Bill after dropping the "legal but harmful" material measures. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education More than 100 English schools have to make new arrangements days before term begins. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education More than 144 1
- BBC News - Family & Education More than 300 1
- BBC News - Family & Education More than 70 2
- BBC News - Family & Education Most have tried to improve their admissions policies but the impact is patchy 2
- BBC News - Family & Education Mother-of-five Charlotte Chapman says positive attitude gets her through any tough times. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Mothers forced to give away children in the 1950s 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Moving to digital exams should occur "in an evolutionary 1
- BBC News - Family & Education MPs criticise HMRC over "failure" to keep young people informed about their Child Trust Funds maturing. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education MPs say funding for courses such as BTecs should not be withdrawn before new T-levels are ready. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Mum-of-two Stephanie Thomas says she would need £2 1
- BBC News - Family & Education NASUWT is calling for a fully funded pay award of 12% after rejecting Cosla's offer of 6.85%. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education NASUWT's announcement comes after the EIS union said it would suspend next week's school strikes. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education National Education Union members in England have voted to strike over pay on either side of exams. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Nearly half of children in year three say they have a smartphone 1
- BBC News - Family & Education New plans would see the summer break start a week later with kids off for two weeks in October. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education New Stormont framework recommends teaching children about healthy relationships as a key action. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Next week's strike is "looking quite likely" according to a union representing teachers and support staff. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Nigeria wants local languages to replace English in primary education 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Noah and Riley need the highest level of support but have not been offered special school places. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Northern Ireland lags behind the rest of the UK in offering education to young asylum seekers. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Now the controversial Year 6 Sats test has been published 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Nurseries and providers welcome rise in funding rates but say demand could soon outstrip capacity. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Nurses 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Nurses across the UK recently voted to strike over pay with action expected by the end of 2022. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Offer comes ahead of four separate days of strikes in February and March. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Officials say a small percentage missed Friday's deadline to return questionnaires on the concrete. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education One Cardiff student is questioning whether there is any point attending her graduation ceremony. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education One child 1
- BBC News - Family & Education One man who had a breakdown after seeing the traumatic birth of his son says dads can be overlooked. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education One mum says her family can no longer afford to eat and are now visiting food banks. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education One of 10 graduates affected says it's "a kick in the teeth" while the university blames human error. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education One told the National Governance Association survey that self-harm by children was at a "high rate". 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Only children in Singapore 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Our correspondents analyse what impact additional funding might have in three key areas. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Owain Emanuel demonstrates how the cartoon blue heeler puppy is brought to our screens. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Parents are taking their children out of schools with dangerous concrete 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Parents in Northern Ireland say the government hands them a raw deal compared to the rest of the UK. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Parents say the lesson disruption for pupils at St Leonard's Catholic School is "like Covid times". 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Parents say they are "overwhelmed" by the process to get one-to-one support at school. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Parents should get their children back to school this week 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Parliament passes the biggest education reform since the end of apartheid in 1994. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Part of the advice on policies for trans pupils may be unlawful 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Party drops promise to remove some charity tax perks but says it will implement VAT on fees. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education People under 25 get less Universal Credit benefits and campaigners say this mostly penalises young parents. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Petroc College is to install a new heat pump system 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Phil on his experience as a football fan in a country where same sex relationships are criminalised. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Plans aimed at encouraging parents back to work are expected to be announced in the Budget. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Plans for a new performing arts school to match its successful London namesake are approved. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Plans to give working parents extra help with childcare costs are "unfairly targeted" 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Play specialists help children recover quicker yet 80% of hospitals only have a £500 budget for this. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Police chiefs say having officers in schools is essential 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Police continue to question a teenage boy after a teacher was taken to hospital with a stab wound. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Pressure on the schools watchdog has been growing following the death of head teacher Ruth Perry. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Prices increased across Britain over the last year due to funding pressures 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Prof Ahmed said he would defend free speech and academic freedom "using all means available". 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Prof Arif Ahmed wants to encourage debate - even on inflammatory subjects like Brexit 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Prof David Richardson had been in the role at the University of East Anglia (UEA) for nine years. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Prof Jason Arday and Dr Chantelle Jessica Lewis will support neuro-divergent working-class families. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Pupils at a County Tyrone school are learning Arabic to be able to speak it to Syrian students. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Pupils have had to postpone science experiments 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Quinten has a severe allergy to dairy 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Rebecca Keatley is seeing her work in a new light as she prepares to become a parent this winter. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Reform of special needs provision and changes to school leaving age will form part of a major review. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Rei Takver needs her degree result to extend her visa 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Results are expected to drop closer to pre-pandemic levels than they have been for the past few years. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Results in England are set to fall to 2019 levels 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Reviews into student deaths highlight concerns over its fitness to study process. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Risca gave up university to care for her foster brother - now helping others is her life's work. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Rishi Rajpopat 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Rishi Sunak promises clarity as union claims teachers are navigating a 'public minefield'. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Rishi Sunak weighs up a new "British baccalaureate" qualification but no decisions have been taken. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Robert Halfon calls for new talks to stop the boycott continuing into the new academic year. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Romanian teens reveal how the Tate brothers used a set formula to approach them in private messages. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Ruby was told to "be brave for mam" and experienced anxiety as she felt unable to talk to people. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Russia is taking Ukrainian children. Their mothers are travelling into enemy territory to save them. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Ruth Perry's family say she took her own life in the lead-up to the publication of an Ofsted report. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Ruth Perry's sister says Ofsted apologised "for the distress rather than causing my sister's death". 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Rutvij failed to get into an elite Ivy League university. Was he a victim of discrimination? 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Safety concerns are raised about hemlock on a pathway close to a primary school. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Same-sex parents will have the same legal rights as mixed-sex parents if the new law is approved. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Samuel from Bristol struggles to feed and bathe his two young sons amid the cost of living crisis. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Sarah Perry says the "value of the outcome of a university education cannot be reduced to a salary". 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Scams are becoming more common 1
- BBC News - Family & Education school summer holidays in could be cut by a week under new proposals. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Schools in England face more disruption as the National Education Union announces fresh strikes. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Schools in Shetland 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Scotland's biggest teachers' union confirm strike action on Thursday 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Scotland's largest teaching union the EIS confirms 90% of members voted to accept the new pay deal. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Scottish pupils face more strikes next week as teachers' unions formally reject the latest pay offer. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Scrutiny should be "out of the political arena" 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Severely disabled children 1
- BBC News - Family & Education She says having pupils going to the toilet during a lesson is "massively disruptive". 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Sheffield primary school pupil Harry Clark says he found the exam "relatively easy". 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Shekeila Scarlett 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Sir Martyn Oliver has taken over as Ofsted chief and says the watchdog must listen to criticism. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Sir Martyn Oliver recognises that "profound change" is needed at Ofsted 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Sir Martyn Oliver says Ofsted must listen to criticism after the suicide of head teacher Ruth Perry. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Six to 14 year-olds were asked in a survey for words they felt had been important during the year. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Some had to skip meals 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Some of the 308 schools no longer rated outstanding had not been inspected for 15 years 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Some Open University students report having to wait several hours to access their results. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Some parents and teachers said this summer's reading paper was so tough it left children in tears. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Some people have spent years trying to find an affordable property in part of the Scottish Highlands. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Some people with dyscalculia say Rishi Sunak’s plans for maths to 18 would have held them back. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Some students may refuse to shake hands or wear gowns at University of Edinburgh ceremonies. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Some unions are urging members to reject the deal 1
- BBC News - Family & Education South Korea's Suneung 1
- BBC News - Family & Education South West College students will be among the first in the UK to train with the low-emission fuel rig. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Student Chris explores trying to change the way he speaks 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Students across England 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Students and teachers in Tyneside give their thoughts on expanding black history in education. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Students at a housing co-op manage their own property and build a sense of community during a housing crisis. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Students at Wrenn School in Wellingborough receive their A-level results. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Students describe the realities of university life with - and without - an animal's help. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Students eligible for the Education Maintenance Allowance will get £10 more to help with the cost of living. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Students have been protesting as they graduate without the final marks for their degrees. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Students in England will be able to choose British Sign Language as a GCSE subject from September 2025. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Students organise a protest over Kathleen Stock's invite 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Students protest over how Rainford High School inspections are implemented 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Students speak of travel disruption "frustration" as rail strikes resume 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Students walked out of a French lecture at Manchester University in protest against the language. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Susannah Dale is urging firms to sign a "maternity pledge" 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Swindon's urgent push for more local fostering placements to help at-risk children. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Sylvester is well known to students and staff and even attends university lectures. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education T-levels are equivalent to three A-levels 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Talks between the government and unions will focus on teacher pay 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Teacher assessments show 27% of primary pupils in Scotland do not meet "expected levels" in literacy. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Teachers are on picket lines in the National Education Union's fourth national strike day in England. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Teachers cancel two strike dates after a revised pay offer from Welsh government. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Teachers tell Panorama that some buildings in urgent need of repair are "not fit for purpose”. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Teachers will strike in two local authorities per day from 16 January until 6 February. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Teachers' unions and government officials are meeting to discuss pay 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Teaching budgeting and currency exchange rates in primary schools could boost the UK economy 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Teddy 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Teenage boys in Birmingham say they feel pressure to be "masculine" and relate to the influencer. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The academy trust is making this year's Autumn half-term two weeks long. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The action by primary teachers will be followed by a walkout by secondary teachers on Wednesday. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The action will affect two councils a day until 6 February 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The advice to parents at the end of the Christmas break comes amid high levels of flu and Covid cases. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The aim will feature in the PM's first speech of the year 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The amount spent on private schools - including Eton - for children of top UK diplomats is revealed. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The application rules and deadlines for 2024 primary school places vary across the UK. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The average cost of university accommodation in England is almost level with the average maintenance loan. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The campaign aims to "kick-start conversations" among youths 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The charity 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The child fell asleep after a theatre show and was left in the locked coach in a hotel car park. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The consumption of pornography is widespread among children 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The country is looking at ways tackle the housing affordability crisis 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The cross-party committee says the consequences of an "inadequate" judgement should be far less severe. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The death of Alex Horner is one of six suicides or suspected suicides at the university in 2022. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The death of head teacher Ruth Perry has highlighted the pressure Ofsted inspections can put on schools. 2
- BBC News - Family & Education The Department for Infrastructure says it cannot afford to pay for children to be taught bike safety. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The deputy first minister says he is "very optimistic" a new pay offer will resolve the dispute. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The drugs would be used to stop more cases of the bacterial infection that has killed some children. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The Dundee University student filmed the dissection of a body without permission. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The education pro-vice-chancellor of Cambridge University says there is common ground in the dispute. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The education secretary calls for more compromise in the pay dispute as pupils move closer to exam season. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The education secretary wants teachers to tell schools if they plan to join Wednesday's walkout. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The EIS teaching union says its members will go on strike again in January in a dispute over pay. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The England strike says he hopes the initiative will be "a real game changer". 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The equalities minister did not specify the content of gender guidance for schools 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The ex-children's commissioner in England says most senior officials did not put children first. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The extent of the disruption is becoming clear as schools inform families about strike-related closures 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The family are calling on ministers not to increase the number of children nursery staff can look after. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The father of seven-year-old Hanna Roap 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The Federal Trade Commission says it wants to stop Facebook's owner from making money out of children. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The first cohort of trainee doctors at the School of Medicine in Chelmsford are keen to get working. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The first named storm of the year leaves thousands of homes without power and dozens of schools closed. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The former chancellor says the suspected racially-aggravated assault is being treated seriously. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The girl was attacked and seriously injured at a school in the Didsbury area of Manchester. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The government announced an expansion of free childcare in the Budget - but will it actually work? 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The government approves the charity donation to pay for an expansion to Malmesbury Primary School 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The government denies watering down online protections promised to bereaved families. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The government is criticised over three new schools which were declared unsafe after being built. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The government is not publishing a list of which schools are affected 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The government plans to cut the number of family members coming to the UK with foreign students. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The government says 27 more educational settings in England are affected by crumbling concrete. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The government's plan needs to go further and faster 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The government's plan will see childcare available to primary school parents from 08:00 to 18:00. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The head of a secondary school with a £1m buffer says higher costs are eating up cash. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The head teacher "couldn't believe" her luck when the VIP guest agreed to a visit. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The head teacher says there has been repeated vandalism in the sixth form toilets. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The Institute of Fiscal Studies says higher interest rates have increased costs of financing the system. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The inventor is bankrolling the purchase by Gresham's of a former council-run education centre. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The journalist and broadcaster has been investigating why 140 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The Labour leader will say a "class ceiling" is holding back children when he outlines his education plans. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The latest round of strikes is part of a rolling programme of walk outs by Unison members over pay. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The leader of Scotland's biggest teachers' union 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The league table measures the change in a graduate's socio-economic situation. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The Liverpool teacher also stuck his fingers in a girl's mouth and nose 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The Medieval Murder Maps is a website plotting crimes based on 700-year-old coroners' inquests. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The mother of Edinburgh student Romy Ulvestad joins calls for universities to have a legal duty of care. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The mother-of-three says more mental health help may have prevented her family being "ripped apart". 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The NAHT and ASCL say time is needed to address the concerns raised at the inquest into Ruth Perry's death. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The NAHT is challenging a decision not to pause inspections after head teacher Ruth Perry's death. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The NAHT is holding a new vote on whether to strike over pay 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The NASUWT 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The NASUWT reports a 42% turnout 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The NASUWT union says it will consider going on strike in the autumn term. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The NEU announces seven days of strike action in February and March 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The party would also make it compulsory for new joiners to have a formal teaching qualification. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The pass rate is send to be much closer to 2019 levels 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The plans form part of a consultation on how to tackle sexual harassment in English universities. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The PM's idea won't work without big changes to the education system 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The Princess of Wales launches a campaign calling for more attention for early years development. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The Princess of Wales's project to take early years more seriously will arrive in cinemas this week. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The question is released to mark the 110th anniversary of Cambridge University's English exams. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The report says the proportion of schools without a male classroom teacher has increased. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The research 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The research shows consistent results from early education through to university. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The school attended by the Strictly Come Dancing winner hopes he will return for its prize-giving. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The school is a UK first 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The schools were among those that lost out when Building Schools for the Future was cancelled. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The Scottish Childminding Association says 34% of carers have left the profession since 2016. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The Scottish government changes the rules on student funding following a landmark court case. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The senior doctor is recorded questioning why changes to the controversial Tavistock clinic are required. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The singer gives a speech and hands out prizes at his former high school's awards ceremony. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The sister of a head teacher who killed herself says the government is considering "urgent action". 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The social justice campaigner Camila Batmanghelidjh has died aged 61. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The strikes are part of a long-running dispute by union members over pay and conditions. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The support given to Yasmin Lajoie by the university was "appropriate and suitable" 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The swap shop helps families out with second-hand garments as well as accepting unwanted uniforms. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The teacher is left with life-threatening injuries after the shooting in the state of Virginia. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The UK’s biggest university is considering offering in-person courses at a brand new 'green' campus. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The Union of Jewish Students says it has lost confidence in the National Union of Students. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The union's members in England vote to accept a 6.5% pay rise 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The Unity Schools Partnership will consult with parents early next year to see if it was a success. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The University and College Union said the "the clock is ticking" for a deal to be reached over pay. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The University and College Union says its marking boycott will also continue at 145 universities. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The University of Aberdeen said it was unable to continue funding the cost of graduation ceremonies. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The University of Bolton applies to change its name in a bid to improve "graduate outcomes". 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The University of Oxford says intimate relations will no longer be allowed under new rules. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The University of Warwick says Prof Tom Marsh's death in Chile is heart breaking and painful. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The University of Wolverhampton says the course is among 138 suspended due to rising costs. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The University of York denies it has lowered entry requirements for overseas students 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The university's top official resigns after facing allegations of plagiarism and criticism over her comments on antisemitism. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The watchdog says it will "continue to listen" 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The well-known Ziggurats at the University of East Anglia will be closed until further notice. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The Welsh government is to give more detail on the concrete issue in schools on Friday. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The Welsh government says the guidance will provide "clear and well-informed advice". 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The Welsh sex education curriculum does not currently have specific resources on HIV. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The Women and Equalities Committee recommends compulsory relationship lessons in sixth form. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education There are 400 fewer nurseries in England compared to last year 1
- BBC News - Family & Education There are calls for extra funding for caterers so they can deliver better food for pupils. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education There are fears about cheating 1
- BBC News - Family & Education There has been a 28% rise in students not completing degrees in England 1
- BBC News - Family & Education There has been a big increase across the UK in the number of students earning money 1
- BBC News - Family & Education There has been a sharp rise in people in their 20s and 30s claiming disability benefits 1
- BBC News - Family & Education There will be fewer places for children with SEND 1
- BBC News - Family & Education They speak of police patrols 1
- BBC News - Family & Education They will design a new fabric for the Savile Row site that helped to inspire the movie trilogy. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education They're often seen as "dangerous 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Think tank wants financial incentive to keep NHS nurses 1
- BBC News - Family & Education This year was about "getting back to normal" - but it's clear we're not quite there yet. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Thousands are taking part in Tuesday's strikes 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Thousands of children have still not returned to lessons in school because of unsafe buildings. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Thousands of disabled people with over £6 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Thousands of non-teaching education staff are to take industrial action over pay and education cuts. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Thousands of pupils will stay at home on day one of Unison's three-day strike in a dispute over pay. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Thresholds being left unchanged for at least 10 years means many more people are being affected by government policies. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Tom Hunt says a diagram called "The Genderbread Person" could have "dangerous consequences". 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Top US college leaders were grilled by lawmakers over their efforts to curb antisemitism on campus. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Topics including Black Lives Matter and reparations for slavery are now listed as optional. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Two brothers describe the changes they've made to care for their father after his diagnosis aged 55. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Two entrepreneurs and a fashion writer share advice on what they did after struggling at school. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Two massive reforms are aimed at improving Nigeria's dilapidated universities - but will they work? 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Two students admit using the artificial intelligence chatbot ChatGPT to help them with essays. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Two teachers who inspired the Bafta-nominated film Blue Jean talk about the era of Section 28. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Ukrainians defy Russian air strikes and occupation to start the new school term. 1
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- BBC News - Health A Trust knew about the exposure for more than a year before informing staff 1
- BBC News - Health A university is researching if giving new parents safety tips reduces incidents of the syndrome. 1
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- BBC News - Health A West Midlands Ambulance Service audit looked at incidents where patients came to harm. 1
- BBC News - Health A witness says her brother suffered from "awful" personal hygiene and lost weight in the hospital. 1
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- BBC News - Health A&E waits in Wales have been seriously under-reported in official figures each month for a decade. 1
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- BBC News - Health Abi Naylor put migraines down to the stress of giving birth - but doctors found a 2.75in (7cm) tumour. 1
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- BBC News - Health Action by GMB union in Wales on Monday is postponed after ministers table an improved deal. 1
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- BBC News - Health All UK children should be protected against the virus at 12 and 18 months of age 1
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- BBC News - Health Amanda Pritchard told the BBC that "all sides" had failed to prevent further strike action. 1
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- BBC News - Health Ambulance staff and nurses walk out on Monday with further strikes to follow this week. 1
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- BBC News - Health An inquiry is under way to ensure the deaths of three babies are not brushed off as isolated tragedies. 1
- BBC News - Health An investigation by Nottingham University Hospitals Trust uncovered the scale of the issue. 1
- BBC News - Health An NHS England report also finds failings in financial governance of West Midlands Ambulance Service. 1
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- BBC News - Health BBC Scotland's Lucy Adams still suffers from the effects of long Covid and wants to know why. 1
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- BBC News - Health Becky Higgs took her 70-year-old mum to Southend Hospital who say the incident "shouldn't have occurred". 1
- BBC News - Health Beijing hits back that the outbreak's origin is "about science and should not be politicised". 1
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- BBC News - Health Birmingham doctor Shivam Sharma says he is worried for the future of the healthcare system. 1
- BBC News - Health Blood tests will look for markers that could help avoid life-threatening complications. 1
- BBC News - Health BMA members have been balloted over a junior doctors strike 1
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- BBC News - Health British Medical Association announces next walkout in fight to get 35% pay rise in England. 1
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- BBC News - Health Cancelled operations and exhausted staff - the BBC goes into a busy hospital coping during a strike. 1
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- BBC News - Health Isaac Uzoegbu was hit by a car when he ran from home. His head teacher says it could have been prevented. 1
- BBC News - Health Islanders on Westray were told of a genetic variant linked to an increased risk of breast cancer. 1
- BBC News - Health It comes after the Covid inquiry was told disabled people were "largely disregarded" during the pandemic. 1
- BBC News - Health It comes after top scientist Sir Patrick Vallance said the pair had different opinions over lockdown. 1
- BBC News - Health It follows the deaths of four patients at the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital campus in Glasgow. 1
- BBC News - Health It is investing millions to get patients in and out quicker as colder weather arrives. 1
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- BBC News - Health It is the first known human transmission of bird flu in the South East Asian nation since 2014. 1
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- BBC News - Health It will be the largest industrial action by nurses so far and risks patients' safety 1
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- BBC News - Health Jabs are to be offered in libraries and sports venues to improve access 1
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- BBC News - Health James Gallagher meets the scientists who work at one of the most secretive research bases in the UK. 1
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- BBC News - Health Jan Ehtash endured strange and unsettling visions as she battled Covid in a south London hospital. 1
- BBC News - Health Jayne Etherington said her daughter Caitlin fell ill after swimming in the sea off the Welsh coast. 1
- BBC News - Health Jean Graves was admitted to Ysbyty Gwynedd mental health unit in 2013 for nine weeks. 1
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- BBC News - Health Jiang Yanyong became a national hero after revealing Beijing was covering up the scale of the virus. 1
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- BBC News - Health John Stabler says the pain he felt after routine surgery was like being hit "with a sledgehammer". 1
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- BBC News - Health Julie Lloyd is trialling the high-tech garment that helps paralysed people's rehabilitation. 1
- BBC News - Health Junior doctors are striking for four days in what has been called the "most disruptive" NHS walkout. 1
- BBC News - Health Junior doctors in Scotland had been due to strike next week in a row over pay. 1
- BBC News - Health Junior doctors will begin a six-day walkout in England 1
- BBC News - Health Junior doctors' four-day walkout is getting under way in England on Friday as pay dispute continues. 1
- BBC News - Health Juul Labs agrees a deal to settle claims that it targeted teenagers with its products. 1
- BBC News - Health Katalin Kariko and Drew Weissman developed the technology behind Moderna and Pfizer/BioNTech vaccines. 1
- BBC News - Health Kathleen Poole 1
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- BBC News - Health Kenyan Lea Kilenga Bey campaigns for better treatment for those who have the genetic disease. 1
- BBC News - Health Kettering General Hospital has been accused of failing children and its services are inadequate. 1
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- BBC News - Health Kim Errington gave birth to her daughter Elfi almost two years after she lost her son Teddy. 1
- BBC News - Health Kimberley Grant says her daughter's education is put at risk if she does not have her medication. 1
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- BBC News - Health Kylie Weatherby originally found out she had cancer when pregnant with twins in 2021. 1
- BBC News - Health Lab analysis finds vapes confiscated from teenagers at a school pose a potential risk to health. 1
- BBC News - Health Labour says patients deserve "more than a talking shop" and Lib Dems say it's too little too late. 1
- BBC News - Health Labour says the government has "vacated the field" on supporting women with menopause in work. 1
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- BBC News - Health Lecanemab is the first drug to remove damage 1
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- BBC News - Health Lewis Capaldi says he needs a break from touring in order to be "Lewis from Glasgow for a bit". 1
- BBC News - Health Liquid biopsies could replace the need for invasive procedures under general anaesthetic. 1
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- BBC News - Health Local directors of public health had to watch TV for Covid news 1
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- BBC News - Health London primary-school pupils not fully vaccinated against polio are to be offered catch-up jabs after Easter. 1
- BBC News - Health London's mayor said a number of events coming together had had a "cumulative" effect on his health. 1
- BBC News - Health Long Covid symptoms include extreme fatigue and breathlessness 1
- BBC News - Health Looking at gene patterns in blood could reduce the overuse of antibiotics 1
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- BBC News - Health Louise Russell is campaigning for more help and awareness after the death of her son Ciaran. 1
- BBC News - Health Lucy Letby accuses a "gang of four" of "apportioning blame" on to her "to cover up" hospital failings. 1
- BBC News - Health Lucy Letby wrote a sympathy card to the parents of a baby she allegedly killed 1
- BBC News - Health Many in social care believe overseas staff saved the system from collapse 1
- BBC News - Health Many people wait until the new year to join a gym or start running - but now might be the best time. 1
- BBC News - Health Many public servants are in no mood to back down and it's not clear how ministers intend to deal with it. 1
- BBC News - Health Many UK scientists want to double the time allowed for embryo research - and there could be public support. 1
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- BBC News - Health Martha Mills died just over two years ago after failures by doctors to spot and treat her condition. 1
- BBC News - Health Mary Forester says in retrospect there were some red flags but they were all easily explained away. 1
- BBC News - Health Matteo Bottarelli 1
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- BBC News - Health Medics at a London hospital are seeing so many risky cases they have drawn up treatment guidelines. 1
- BBC News - Health Members of nursing and midwifery unions vote to accept the Scottish government's 6.5% pay deal. 1
- BBC News - Health Members of the Royal College of Midwives are considering strike action after voting down a pay deal. 1
- BBC News - Health Members of the Royal College of Nursing are planning strike action after voting down a pay deal. 1
- BBC News - Health Menopausing is Book of the Year and Salman Rushdie gets a special accolade at British Book Awards 1
- BBC News - Health Mention of a "two-tier" service appears in draft minutes of a meeting of NHS Scotland chief executives. 1
- BBC News - Health Merope Mills 1
- BBC News - Health Messages on Letby's phone show her trying to win sympathy or deflect blame after murdering babies. 1
- BBC News - Health Millions of dollars are being poured into research to find ways of making lives longer and healthier. 1
- BBC News - Health Ministers blame strikes for worsening situation as extra £200m set aside for winter. 1
- BBC News - Health Ministers in England want to unlock spare capacity 1
- BBC News - Health Model Rosie Viva was experiencing mania when she triggered the mass evacuation of Stansted Airport. 1
- BBC News - Health Moderna is hoping to make its Covid jab available privately in the UK. 1
- BBC News - Health Money allocated for training and technology is being reduced from £500 million to £250 million. 1
- BBC News - Health Money from the Bowelbabe fund will go to research into the prevention and treatment of bowel cancer. 1
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- BBC News - Health More than half of patients have waited more than four hours in some trusts in England this winter. 1
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- BBC News - Health More than two million people say they have symptoms of long Covid. How are they being treated? 1
- BBC News - Health Most adults may need to start paying for care to protect free support for others 1
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- BBC News - Health Most strep A infections are mild but cases of more severe 1
- BBC News - Health Motion capture suits used to create alien characters can track the onset of diseases of movement 1
- BBC News - Health MP Theo Clarke tells the Commons she thought she was going to die in a traumatic experience giving birth. 1
- BBC News - Health Muscular dystrophy patient Elliot 1
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- BBC News - Health Nearly 400m potentially fatal doses - double last year's total - were intercepted by federal agents. 1
- BBC News - Health Nearly one in seven of the population is waiting as NHS bosses cite impact of strikes by doctors. 1
- BBC News - Health Neurologist Dr Michael Watt was at the centre of of Northern Ireland's biggest ever patient recall. 1
- BBC News - Health New analysis finds most children had a significant change in their mental health while on the drugs. 1
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- BBC News - Health New figures show how much the UK government paid for the cancelled deal with French firm Valneva. 1
- BBC News - Health New figures show more than 650 1
- BBC News - Health New guidance for grassroots sport says concussed players will be advised not to work or drive a car. 1
- BBC News - Health New health secretary Victoria Atkins says planning for winter "started much earlier" this year. 1
- BBC News - Health Newcastle Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust's CQC rating is downgraded to "requires improvement". 1
- BBC News - Health News of public figures' deaths has sparked speculation about greater losses than officials have reported. 1
- BBC News - Health NHS bosses criticise pay demand for consultants to provide emergency care during junior doctors' walkout. 1
- BBC News - Health NHS bosses lament huge toll walkouts are having in England 1
- BBC News - Health NHS bosses make more than 20 requests for junior doctors to return to work on the first day of a strike. 1
- BBC News - Health NHS bosses say their worst fears are being realised as a three-day walkout begins in England. 1
- BBC News - Health NHS bosses worry as junior doctors in England stage a third walkout in their attempt to secure a 35% rise. 1
- BBC News - Health NHS chief warns against complacency and says "risk of serious illness is very real". 1
- BBC News - Health NHS England is working to reconnect the systems of the South Central and South Western trusts. 1
- BBC News - Health NHS England says it continues to give Coventry and Warwickshire ICB chair Danielle Oum "its full support". 1
- BBC News - Health NHS England says it wants to test 30 1
- BBC News - Health NHS England want to reduce nine targets to three in a bid to simplify "outdated" standards. 1
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- BBC News - Health NHS whistleblowers are being victimised 1
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- BBC News - Health Nitrous oxide levels on Watford General's maternity suite far exceeded legal limits in peak periods. 1
- BBC News - Health No Covid restrictions are in place across the UK 1
- BBC News - Health None of the children had received the MMR vaccination 1
- BBC News - Health Northampton General Hospital is told to compensate a pregnant woman for repeated failings. 1
- BBC News - Health Northern Ireland under-21 defender Ross Larkin had a brain tumour just before Christmas 2021. 1
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- BBC News - Health Nurse Lucy Letby is accused of killing the two babies on the neo-natal ward where she worked. 1
- BBC News - Health Nurses belonging to the Royal College of Nursing union have voted to strike. 1
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- BBC News - Health Nurses' union challenged over whether the planned walkout in England would break strike rules. 1
- BBC News - Health Officials are expected to hold separate talks on Monday with health 1
- BBC News - Health Officials say the vaccine against the deadly virus could be rolled out for older adults by August. 1
- BBC News - Health Olivia Maunder's family say she has just months to live after her tumour was initially missed. 1
- BBC News - Health On-shift with the Leeds hospital team caring for young knife crime patients in West Yorkshire. 1
- BBC News - Health One of the Girls Aloud singer's final wishes was to find new ways of spotting breast cancer early. 1
- BBC News - Health One worker found social care "very rewarding" and would return if he could get truck driver wages. 1
- BBC News - Health Only those aged 65 and over or in at-risk groups should be invited for jab 1
- BBC News - Health Orla Guerin visits a hospital and clinic in Ukraine 1
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- BBC News - Health Other NHS workers have risen in number five times more than midwives over the past decade. 1
- BBC News - Health Our correspondents analyse what impact additional funding might have in three key areas. 1
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- BBC News - Health Parents encouraged to check their children are up to date with their vaccinations. 1
- BBC News - Health Parking charges for hospital staff in Exeter and Barnstaple are being reintroduced. 1
- BBC News - Health Participants will consume capsules of dried faeces to see if they can improve gut health. 1
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- BBC News - Health Patients are still dying due to failings highlighted more than a decade ago 1
- BBC News - Health Patients at a London hospital are waiting 24 hours in corridors as staff endure their "hardest winter". 1
- BBC News - Health Patients at Askern Medical Practice are told they have aggressive lung cancer in a messaging error. 1
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- BBC News - Health Patients can now go home on the same day as having surgery to remove stoma bags. 1
- BBC News - Health Patients lose vision and have eyes surgically removed after using eyedrops now recalled in the US. 1
- BBC News - Health Patients say getting access to pads and tampons on mental health wards can be a struggle. 1
- BBC News - Health Patients unable to afford private treatment are turning to "dangerous self-removal methods" 1
- BBC News - Health PC Albert Alexander was the first patient to receive the newly-discovered antibiotic in 1941. 1
- BBC News - Health People aged 16-49 in England have until 12 February to take up the offer of a free vaccine booster. 1
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- BBC News - Health Personal trainer Joe Dilling uses social media to encourage acceptance for people who stutter. 1
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- BBC News - Health Pharmacies say there are supply chain issues with some products but people should not panic buy. 1
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- BBC News - Health PM Rishi Sunak says the offer to workers was final and that there would be "no more talks on pay". 1
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- BBC News - Health PPE Medpro won contracts to supply PPE after being recommended by then Tory peer Baroness Mone. 1
- BBC News - Health Pregnant women will also be paid to quit smoking under government plans to be set out on Tuesday. 1
- BBC News - Health Pressure on services in Greater Manchester is "beyond anything experienced before" 1
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- BBC News - Health Princess Alexandra Hospital in Harlow says use has been suspended in the maternity unit. 1
- BBC News - Health Prioritising firms recommended by MPs and peers wasted taxpayers' money 1
- BBC News - Health Prof Neil Ferguson denies he "stepped over the line" as a government adviser on Covid. 1
- BBC News - Health Proteins in blood reflect how well the brain 1
- BBC News - Health Protests over pay continue with nurses picketing today 1
- BBC News - Health Psychiatrists and mental health charities say digital therapies are no substitute for one-to-one care. 1
- BBC News - Health Public Health Wales figures show non-melanoma skin cancers increased by 7% between 2016 and 2019. 1
- BBC News - Health Rachel says she was devastated by the lack of support after being told she was overweight for IVF. 1
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- BBC News - Health Record numbers are being tested for cancer but treatment targets are still being missed in England. 1
- BBC News - Health Referrals for respiratory tests will also be allowed in bid to speed up diagnosis in England. 1
- BBC News - Health Regulations were updated after an outcry over gene-edited babies but a leading expert says they don't go far enough. 1
- BBC News - Health Regulators around the world have questioned the high price set by Vertex Pharmaceuticals. 1
- BBC News - Health Relatives are calling for wider compensation for those caught up in the infected blood scandal. 1
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- BBC News - Health Relatives of residents who died with the virus are claiming damages for loss of life and distress caused. 1
- BBC News - Health Relaxed licensing rules brought in during Covid in England and Wakes will soon come to an end. 1
- BBC News - Health Repeated requests to join meetings in early 2020 were refused 1
- BBC News - Health Report says racism played a role in the higher death rates of black and Asian women giving birth. 1
- BBC News - Health Reports say health department officials "raised concern" about the health secretary's conduct. 1
- BBC News - Health Reports suggest the World Health Organization could label the sweetener as possibly carcinogenic. 1
- BBC News - Health Rescued ewe Fiona is enlisted to help support farmers who might be struggling at Christmas. 1
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- BBC News - Health Researchers say children who gained weight in the pandemic could develop diseases later in life. 1
- BBC News - Health Researchers say claims the milk helps support brain and nervous system development are unfounded. 1
- BBC News - Health Researchers say it may help trigger calming brain pathways and are putting their theory to the test. 1
- BBC News - Health Researchers say the pandemic and cost of living crisis have contributed to worsening mental health. 1
- BBC News - Health Rhiannon Morgan has grown used to people making comments or asking if her condition is contagious. 1
- BBC News - Health Rimegepant will be available only to adults who have tried at least three other preventative drugs. 1
- BBC News - Health Rishi Sunak announces the plan saying "we must act" to tackle a rise in vaping among children. 1
- BBC News - Health Rishi Sunak says he is 'deeply concerned' by the rising number of under-18s using vapes. 1
- BBC News - Health Rishi Sunak says he is looking at strengthening marketing rules for e-cigarettes. 1
- BBC News - Health Rob Behrens says he was moved by the plea of Merope Mills 1
- BBC News - Health Robert Glynn says getting the all-clear after being told he had 12 months to live was "overwhelming". 1
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- BBC News - Health Royal College of Nursing members are set to stage their biggest-ever NHS walkout on 15 and 20 December. 1
- BBC News - Health Royal College of Nursing to take action from 1 to 3 March in England in biggest walkout of dispute. 1
- BBC News - Health Royal Papworth Hospital in Cambridge hopes the product will improve heart surgery survival rates. 1
- BBC News - Health Ruling comes after ministers asked judges to rule whether union could strike for full 48 hours. 1
- BBC News - Health Rupert Johnston was left brain damaged after a car crash 1
- BBC News - Health Safety concerns about A&Es in Elgin and Aberdeen are being ignored claim senior doctors. 1
- BBC News - Health Sam Eljamel harmed dozens of patients while working at NHS Tayside 1
- BBC News - Health Samantha Bourton also visited the patient outside work hours in May 2021 1
- BBC News - Health Samuel Smith thought his diagnosis might stop him playing 1
- BBC News - Health Sarah Ferguson's doctors have told her that the prognosis is good 1
- BBC News - Health School leavers would be able to enrol to become doctors without having to pay to go to university. 1
- BBC News - Health Scientists did the study for the government to better understand possible exposure to shoppers. 1
- BBC News - Health Scientists discover 4 1
- BBC News - Health Scientists found signs of degenerative disease in professional as well as club players' brains. 1
- BBC News - Health Scientists have found a strain of bacteria which they believe could prevent spread of the disease. 1
- BBC News - Health Scientists say focus should be on cancer prevention 1
- BBC News - Health Scientists want to find out more about levels of antibiotic-resistant bacteria in healthy people. 1
- BBC News - Health Scientists want to understand exactly how pathogens can jump species and what the next threat may be. 1
- BBC News - Health Scientists will monitor the virus 1
- BBC News - Health Scotland's national director urges eligible people to get vaccinated when the programme starts. 1
- BBC News - Health Scotland's only NHS-funded rehab launches a new peer support project to save people from addiction. 1
- BBC News - Health Seb Dean 1
- BBC News - Health Secret filming reveals that "dangerous" substances are widely available for sale around the country. 1
- BBC News - Health Senior doctors are already set to strike this week - but now they will also strike for two days in August. 1
- BBC News - Health Senior sister Susan Beswick is struggling to keep patients safe 1
- BBC News - Health Seonaid Stallan's son took his own life two months after he was given a different antidepressant. 1
- BBC News - Health Serious concerns are raised over maternity services at Gloucestershire Hospitals NHS Trust. 1
- BBC News - Health Services across England and Wales affected 1
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- BBC News - Health Shadow health secretary says regional waiting lists could help people get hospital treatment quicker. 1
- BBC News - Health Shannon Doherty spoke out after her baby son 1
- BBC News - Health Shannon Meenan Browse died from malnutrition after gastric sleeve surgery in Turkey 18 months ago. 1
- BBC News - Health Sharon Gregg 1
- BBC News - Health Sharp deterioration in response times for emergencies like heart attacks and strokes in England. 1
- BBC News - Health Simon Case said the former PM changed direction "every day" 1
- BBC News - Health Simon Hawkins says not knowing when he will get his tablets is stressful as shortages hit Wales. 1
- BBC News - Health Sir Ed Davey says a higher minimum wage for the sector would help prevent an "exodus" to better paid jobs. 1
- BBC News - Health Sir Keir Starmer says if elected he would aim to cut suicide 1
- BBC News - Health Sir Patrick criticises Boris Johnson for being weak and indecisive in autumn 2020 1
- BBC News - Health Sir Patrick Vallance writes of No 10 "chaos as usual" in diary extracts released to the Covid inquiry. 1
- BBC News - Health Sir Patrick Vallance's "brain dumps" morphed into damning public critiques - but are diaries therapeutic? 1
- BBC News - Health Sixteen children are believed to have died with invasive strep A infections since September. 1
- BBC News - Health Siyani Sheth 1
- BBC News - Health Social care workers earn about £8 1
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- BBC News - Health Some 89% of people in Henan province have been infected but visits to clinics have peaked. 1
- BBC News - Health Some NHS nurses 1
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- BBC News - Health Some staff at University Hospitals Birmingham say they feared complaining would only make things worse. 1
- BBC News - Health Some Ugandans have been attacking the government's efforts 1
- BBC News - Health Some UK patients could be prescribed the popular shot by specialist NHS weight management services. 1
- BBC News - Health Special sensors in the handle can detect an irregular heartbeat that raises the risk of stroke. 1
- BBC News - Health Spire is contacting patients seen by jailed surgeon Ian Paterson between 1993 and the early 2000s. 1
- BBC News - Health Staff at 37 NHS trusts in England will walk out over pay 1
- BBC News - Health Staff at 43 NHS trusts have sufficient votes to stage walkouts 1
- BBC News - Health Staff at the UK's largest blood processing centre near Bristol are urging people to book in now. 1
- BBC News - Health Staff in some parts of the hospital have to work around metal props supporting the ceiling. 1
- BBC News - Health Staff shortages are driving up waiting lists in all four UK nations 1
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- BBC News - Health Stars and doctors hope Russell T Davies's BBC drama Men Up can help end impotence stigma. 1
- BBC News - Health Stars are wishing the Strictly dancer well as she starts treatment for grade three breast cancer. 1
- BBC News - Health Start-up firms are producing new sweeteners but will they be able to compete with sugar? 1
- BBC News - Health Steelworkers in need of cash were among the men of Merthyr Tydfil who became medical guinea pigs. 1
- BBC News - Health Stephanie and Matt Trott want risky breech deliveries to be spotted earlier after their baby died. 1
- BBC News - Health Stephen Blakely hopes his TikTok content will help others with any stigma of using a stoma. 1
- BBC News - Health Stephen Sweetlove says he was reluctant to seek help because did not want to "burden the NHS". 1
- BBC News - Health Steve Barclay insists ministers took 'instant action' to move asylum seekers off the Bibby Stockholm barge. 1
- BBC News - Health Steve Barclay is told by the mother that she is scared for "the length" of her daughter's life. 1
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- BBC News - Health Teddi from Northumberland has a rare genetic condition and will be treated by the NHS with a new gene therapy. 1
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- BBC News - Health The "best next step" would be for the Welsh government to continue pay talks 1
- BBC News - Health The £2.4m trial led by the University of Exeter will be available at seven NHS sites around the UK. 1
- BBC News - Health The 12-year-old was found unconscious at his home and died after a legal battle over life support. 1
- BBC News - Health The 17% increase over two years comes after the medics had planned to take strike action. 1
- BBC News - Health The 19-year-old is named as Sudiksha Thirumalesh after legal restrictions are lifted. 1
- BBC News - Health The 19-year-old wants to seek an experimental treatment abroad 1
- BBC News - Health The 31-year-old had an "endless cycle of episodes of acute psychosis" 1
- BBC News - Health The 33-year-old is convicted of killing babies at the hospital neonatal unit where she worked. 1
- BBC News - Health The 34-year-old hopes to now become a mum as older sister donates her womb in pioneering transplant. 1
- BBC News - Health The 86-year-old is able to climb stairs and do laps of the garden at an Edinburgh nursing home. 1
- BBC News - Health The action is a direct result of the government's refusal to negotiate over pay 1
- BBC News - Health The advice to parents at the end of the Christmas break comes amid high levels of flu and Covid cases. 1
- BBC News - Health The advisory board says offering online anxiety and depression therapies could ease pressure on NHS. 1
- BBC News - Health The AI flags up tissue of concern to the medic carrying out the colonoscopy 1
- BBC News - Health The announcement is expected on Thursday 1
- BBC News - Health The antibody treatment donanemab helps clear the brain of a damaging protein that builds up in Alzheimer's. 1
- BBC News - Health The appeal is clear - but should we be turning to appetite-suppressing injections? 1
- BBC News - Health The appetite suppressing drug 1
- BBC News - Health The awareness messages will be carried on urinal mats as part of efforts to detect male cancers early. 1
- BBC News - Health The ballot announced on Monday will run for six weeks and could result in a 24-hour walk-out. 1
- BBC News - Health The ban comes after a vote in the French capital - but is it democracy in action? 1
- BBC News - Health The BBC asked two junior doctors in England to show us their payslips and reveal their salaries. 1
- BBC News - Health The BBC follows health experts treating patients with dangerous cancer that has spread to the spine. 1
- BBC News - Health The BBC has found interpreting issues were a factor in 80 babies dying or being injured between 2018-2022. 1
- BBC News - Health The BBC tracked down UK companies using fake reviews to boost their visibility in Google results. 1
- BBC News - Health The BBC's health and science correspondent undergoes an experiment to find out how a cold home affects him. 1
- BBC News - Health The bill passed by the state's legislature must still be signed by Governor Ron DeSantis to become law. 1
- BBC News - Health The billionaire's Neuralink implant company wants to help restore people's vision and mobility. 1
- BBC News - Health The Birmingham hospital trust has been described as "mafia-like" by staff. 1
- BBC News - Health The blood-borne virus can lead to liver disease and cancer 1
- BBC News - Health The BMA has rejected a 5% pay offer and is balloting members on taking industrial action. 1
- BBC News - Health The BMA said talks with the government were deadlocked and their final pay offer was unacceptable. 1
- BBC News - Health The BMA will ask some doctors if they want to strike over pay if no progress is made by 6 November. 1
- BBC News - Health The British Medical Association is refusing to provide any exemptions for life and limb cover next week. 1
- BBC News - Health The British Medical Association says doctors granted exemption from strike action were not needed. 1
- BBC News - Health The British Medical Association says it rejects the Welsh government advice. 1
- BBC News - Health The British Medical Association says strikes will be paused to allow time for the two sides to meet. 1
- BBC News - Health The Brown Clee Patients Group hopes to remove some of the financial burden for incoming GPs. 1
- BBC News - Health The buildings could contain a material which NHS Scotland warns is vulnerable to "catastrophic failure". 1
- BBC News - Health The care home is put in special measures after a significant deterioration in the standard of care. 1
- BBC News - Health The chancellor says the government accepts a "moral case" to pay compensation "as fast as we can". 1
- BBC News - Health The change 1
- BBC News - Health The Chinese city once had some of the toughest restrictions in the world 1
- BBC News - Health The claim Covid-19 leaked from a Chinese laboratory dates from early in the pandemic. Here's what we know. 1
- BBC News - Health The closure of Mullaghbawn practice will leave more than 5 1
- BBC News - Health The Commons equalities committee chair says it is time to debate "outdated" abortion rules. 1
- BBC News - Health The concerns of families and carers will be at the heart of a new early-warning system 1
- BBC News - Health The conference in Norwich will hear from one woman who felt she needed to shower all the time. 1
- BBC News - Health The conmen in Bihar state promised to pay huge sums of money to men to get childless women pregnant. 1
- BBC News - Health The controversial forum 1
- BBC News - Health The Court of Appeal has reduced Carla Foster's sentence for illegally obtaining abortion tablets. 1
- BBC News - Health The Covid-19 vaccine firm selects Oxfordshire as the site for a new UK research and production base. 1
- BBC News - Health The dancer 1
- BBC News - Health The Deaf Arts Festival will tour Northern Ireland after premiering in Belfast this weekend. 1
- BBC News - Health The deaths were under the care of University Hospitals of Derby and Burton NHS Foundation Trust over a 16-month period. 1
- BBC News - Health The dental practice tells patients only private dental care will be offered from 1 April. 1
- BBC News - Health The department store is partnering with Covid-19 testing firm Randox Health to offer new services. 1
- BBC News - Health The digital expansion follows the success of the Covid vaccination programme 1
- BBC News - Health The DNA of ancient cattle herders has revealed how diseases evolved in Europe over thousands of years. 1
- BBC News - Health The dramatic rise in egg freezing could be due to the pandemic 1
- BBC News - Health The Duke of Sussex recalls the work of Princess Diana in removing the stigma around HIV. 1
- BBC News - Health The Dundee University student filmed the dissection of a body without permission. 1
- BBC News - Health The effect is about a third that of a taking daily cholesterol-lowering statin 1
- BBC News - Health The European Court of Human Rights rules in favour of double Olympic 800m champion Caster Semenya in a case involving testosterone levels in female athletes. 1
- BBC News - Health The ex-children's commissioner in England says most senior officials did not put children first. 1
- BBC News - Health The ex-PM used the term while discussing easing lockdown rules in January 2021 1
- BBC News - Health The family of Celia Marsh 1
- BBC News - Health The family of Jax Albert Jefferys says he was diagnosed with flu in the lead up to his death. 1
- BBC News - Health The father and son on getting to grips with a degenerative eye condition. 1
- BBC News - Health The father of seven-year-old Hanna Roap 1
- BBC News - Health The father-of-two's death was avoidable 1
- BBC News - Health The festival extends its "reduce 1
- BBC News - Health The findings 1
- BBC News - Health The first cohort of trainee doctors at the School of Medicine in Chelmsford are keen to get working. 1
- BBC News - Health The first new polio vaccines in 50 years are less likely to mutate into a dangerous form that causes disease. 1
- BBC News - Health The first phase of the Covid Inquiry has come to an end. What have we learnt over the past six weeks? 1
- BBC News - Health The flowers 1
- BBC News - Health The former health secretary expressed concern about relaxing rules for Covid contacts in late 2020. 1
- BBC News - Health The former health secretary was suspended as a Conservative MP after taking part in I'm A Celebrity. 1
- BBC News - Health The former PM says only a vaccine or drugs - unavailable at the time - could have averted the curbs. 1
- BBC News - Health The former prime minister tells BBC News sweets helped her out in some sticky situations in meetings. 1
- BBC News - Health The Galleri test revealed the correct site of a tumour 85% of the time in a study with 5 1
- BBC News - Health The General Medical Council says efforts to recruit more UK doctors will take years to take effect. 1
- BBC News - Health The girl was a pupil at Black Mountain Primary School in west Belfast and became severely ill last week. 1
- BBC News - Health The government defends new plans to tackle anti-social behaviour by clamping down on nitrous oxide. 1
- BBC News - Health The government has said it expects all patients needing a GP appointment to be seen within two weeks. 1
- BBC News - Health The government is discussing contingency plans 1
- BBC News - Health The government is meeting 14 NHS unions on Tuesday to try to reach a pay settlement. 1
- BBC News - Health The government is minded to make the Essex investigation a statutory inquiry 1
- BBC News - Health The government is working with German pharmaceutical company BioNTech on new ways to fight cancer. 1
- BBC News - Health The government may face a judicial review after excluding outsourced workers from a one-off bonus. 1
- BBC News - Health The government rejects calls to provide new funding for mental health support for farmers in crises. 1
- BBC News - Health The government says it cannot make a decision on compensation after losing a key vote on the scandal. 1
- BBC News - Health The government says the new policy could save a million hours of police time every year. 1
- BBC News - Health The government says vaping has become a huge epidemic 1
- BBC News - Health The habit among health staff could contribute to virus spread in hospitals 1
- BBC News - Health The health regulator issues a warning notice to an NHS trust over safety failings. 1
- BBC News - Health The health secretary says Scottish and Welsh patients could be treated in England to cut waiting times. 1
- BBC News - Health The health service is treating fewer patients than before Covid 1
- BBC News - Health The Healthcare Safety Investigation Branch says rising work pressure is a risk for staff and patients. 1
- BBC News - Health The High Court judge rules there is no new evidence linking the tests with harm to babies. 1
- BBC News - Health The High Court rules the waiting times faced by four transgender people for treatment were lawful. 1
- BBC News - Health The Home Office has so far blocked the facilities where people can inject drugs under supervision. 1
- BBC News - Health The home secretary during the pandemic tells the Covid inquiry the flat penalty was not proportionate. 1
- BBC News - Health The Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority finds a lack of Asian egg and black sperm donors. 1
- BBC News - Health The husband and wife are calling for more investment into brain tumours research. 1
- BBC News - Health The inquiry lays bare the moods and whims of key government figures at a time of crisis 1
- BBC News - Health The inside story of the Nigerian market trader whose case exposed illegal organ removal in the UK. 1
- BBC News - Health The jabs are being given faster than planned in England 1
- BBC News - Health The King visits the Princess of Wales 1
- BBC News - Health The kit is small enough to fit through a letterbox and arrives in plain packaging through the post. 1
- BBC News - Health The late campaigner's family vow to do all they can to prevent cancer deaths 1
- BBC News - Health The latest case of a London primary school child follows the recent deaths of three young children. 1
- BBC News - Health The latest data shows 7.47 million people are waiting for routine hospital treatment. 1
- BBC News - Health The latest Omicron variant is making scientists take notice in the US - so what do you need to know? 1
- BBC News - Health The Lawrence family were disillusioned with adult care homes when they hit upon a new idea. 1
- BBC News - Health The lawsuit says four of the largest social media firms knowingly expose children to harmful products. 1
- BBC News - Health The London Lonely Girls Club has "grown spectacularly" since pandemic restrictions were lifted. 1
- BBC News - Health The man who led China's pandemic response says inquiries into its origins should consider everything. 1
- BBC News - Health The model for an end to tobacco had been pushed for decades by New Zealand's Indigenous people. 1
- BBC News - Health The mother of a five-year-old boy speaks of his care at an under-fire children's ward. 1
- BBC News - Health The mother of a former patient said staff seemed "not to care" as he lost a large amount of weight. 1
- BBC News - Health The mother of an 11-year-old Aberdeenshire girl claims failings were made by NHS Grampian. 1
- BBC News - Health The move has been prompted by a rise in patients testing positive for Covid 1
- BBC News - Health The MP should learn on Tuesday whether a by-election will be held in her constituency. 1
- BBC News - Health The mum and dad of a two-day-old girl who died want a national inquiry into maternity services. 1
- BBC News - Health The mum says she would have done anything possible to save her little boy's life. 1
- BBC News - Health The new health measure follows an increase in sexually transmitted infections in France. 1
- BBC News - Health The new Scottish government pay offer comes after BMA Scotland members voted for strike action. 1
- BBC News - Health The NHS is being given an extra £250m to buy beds in care homes as it grapples with a winter crisis. 1
- BBC News - Health The NHS is braced for its longest strike after last week's walkout caused nearly 89 1
- BBC News - Health The NHS must ensure patients know they have the right to a second opinion 1
- BBC News - Health The NHS pulled funding for the service 1
- BBC News - Health The NHS says "positive discussions" with the RCN mean nurses will cover some departments. 1
- BBC News - Health The NHS says there is an "urgent need" for ethnic minority organ donors to help find the best matches. 1
- BBC News - Health The NHS website's hay-fever advice pages received one visit every three seconds on Sunday. 1
- BBC News - Health The Nigerian senator and his wife brought a 21-year-old man to the UK to donate a kidney. 1
- BBC News - Health The North East Ambulance Service apologises to the patient's family and begins an investigation. 1
- BBC News - Health The north-west of England service says repeat medication orders on bank holidays add unnecessary pressure. 1
- BBC News - Health The Nottingham University Hospitals trust is already facing a police investigation over the deaths. 1
- BBC News - Health The number of adults giving up more than doubled but many young adults started smoking 1
- BBC News - Health The number of adults receiving treatment for substance misuse hits seven-year high 1
- BBC News - Health The number of hospital beds occupied by patients ready to be discharged is also at a record level. 1
- BBC News - Health The number of people dying rose by 27% between 2019 and 2021 1
- BBC News - Health The number of people waiting for an autism diagnosis is up 50% over the past 12 months. 1
- BBC News - Health The numbers dying from the disease have risen steadily over the past 10 years 1
- BBC News - Health The nurse who was found guilty of murdering seven babies at the Countess of Chester Hospital is led from her home into a police car. 1
- BBC News - Health The offer covers two years 1
- BBC News - Health The once-a-week injection called Wegovy 1
- BBC News - Health The online booking system in England has opened and GPs are contacting people eligible to be vaccinated. 1
- BBC News - Health The panel resigned over controversial research about abortion and women's mental health. 1
- BBC News - Health The parasite - usually found in pythons - could have been there for two months 1
- BBC News - Health The parents of a baby who died at a hospital are told the investigation was compromised. 1
- BBC News - Health The party says fewer people would be waiting if the government had maximised use of private clinics. 1
- BBC News - Health The penguins 1
- BBC News - Health The pharmaceutical firm 1
- BBC News - Health The plan will help ensure YouTubers are genuinely qualified to dish out medical information. 1
- BBC News - Health The plan would see people able to access their records by smartphone without needing to call their GP. 1
- BBC News - Health The PM insists he won’t back down against striking workers 1
- BBC News - Health The PM says his healthcare is "a personal choice" 1
- BBC News - Health The pre-departure and voluntary arrival checks began in January after a spike in cases in China. 1
- BBC News - Health The president uses a CPAP machine 1
- BBC News - Health The prime minister is refusing to bow to pressure from health leaders to increase the offer. 1
- BBC News - Health The probe into vaccines and Covid drugs planned for the summer of 2024 has been delayed 1
- BBC News - Health The providers of the care home have admitted failing to manage risks to staff. 1
- BBC News - Health The psychological scars of Russia's invasion are starting to show in Ukraine 1
- BBC News - Health The public accounts committee calls for more support for alcohol treatment to save money and lives. 1
- BBC News - Health The Public Health Agency says there are 1 1
- BBC News - Health The Radio 5 Live presenter finds out that the answer could help many women like her. 1
- BBC News - Health The RCN wants progress in negotiations by the end of January or says it will ballot more members. 1
- BBC News - Health The recruitment of nurses by high-income countries is "out of control" 1
- BBC News - Health The reform would allow doctors to terminate a pregnancy if a mother's life or health were at risk. 1
- BBC News - Health The research helps understanding of the earliest moments of life and the reasons behind infertility. 1
- BBC News - Health The rest of the UK is considered to be at low risk of the virus taking off. 1
- BBC News - Health The results could open up new ways to spot 1
- BBC News - Health The review comes after a BBC investigation into claims of a climate of fear at Birmingham hospitals. 1
- BBC News - Health The revolutionary technology could be updated for even greater accuracy 1
- BBC News - Health The rock legend steps up his campaign to eradicate HIV 1
- BBC News - Health The Rosalind Franklin Laboratory is being marketed to businesses in the life sciences sector. 1
- BBC News - Health The Rosalind Franklin Laboratory opened in 2021 and processed millions of tests. 1
- BBC News - Health The Royal College of Gynaecologists and Obstetricians says women are being wrongly prosecuted. 1
- BBC News - Health The Royal College of Nursing is considering a 48-hour strike in England as a row over pay intensifies. 1
- BBC News - Health The scale of long-term use - and concerns about withdrawal symptoms - are revealed by BBC Panorama. 1
- BBC News - Health The scans pick up some cancers that would be missed by PSA blood tests alone. 1
- BBC News - Health The Scottish government has been accused of "playing Russian roulette" with staff and patients' health. 1
- BBC News - Health The second round of public hearings examining the UK's handling of the pandemic starts on 3 October. 1
- BBC News - Health The service blamed "unprecedented pressure following the Christmas break" for delays. 1
- BBC News - Health The service says it is "under huge pressure" and is experiencing hospital handover delays. 1
- BBC News - Health The seven Welsh health boards say they have nearly 1 1
- BBC News - Health The sexually transmitted infection is at record levels in the UK and students are most at risk. 1
- BBC News - Health The shadow health secretary says the NHS needs reform as he attacks left-wing critics of his ideas. 1
- BBC News - Health The singer opens up about being diagnosed as a black woman and why she wants more research to be done. 1
- BBC News - Health The singer pays for a day's worth of scans and pledges to do more. 1
- BBC News - Health The singer testified to US lawmakers to advocate for Pepfar 1
- BBC News - Health The singer warned he may have to take a break from performing after struggling at Glastonbury. 1
- BBC News - Health The sites in England were all developed using a lightweight concrete with a limited lifespan. 1
- BBC News - Health The specially adapted environment is keeping people healthier and happier for longer 1
- BBC News - Health The step count needed to reduce the risk of disease is lower than previously thought 1
- BBC News - Health The strike across 30 services in England is the latest action by NHS staff in the pay dispute. 1
- BBC News - Health The study detected physical differences in the eyes of people with Parkinson's and those without the condition. 1
- BBC News - Health The study says action needs to be taken to improve the health of people who are about to retire. 1
- BBC News - Health The synthetic embryos - only days or weeks old - could help explain infertility and pregnancy loss. 1
- BBC News - Health The technology will be offered at cost price to all NHS trusts in England 1
- BBC News - Health The television presenter says she has dementia after battling brain fog and anxiety for months. 1
- BBC News - Health The test scheme will see chemo drugs 1
- BBC News - Health The Thor star has revealed he has a significantly heightened risk of developing the disease. 1
- BBC News - Health The treatment has been recommended by health experts and will soon be available on the NHS. 1
- BBC News - Health The trust that runs Hinchingbrooke and Peterborough maternity units fears exposure risk to staff. 1
- BBC News - Health The trust's ex-chief executive said he was asked to run a hospital trust despite Letby's murder probe. 1
- BBC News - Health The TV conservationist tells Instagram followers she's suffered "insurmountable pain" for 10 years. 1
- BBC News - Health The TV presenter 1
- BBC News - Health The twins shared the same amniotic sac 1
- BBC News - Health The types of good bacteria which colonise our bodies at birth could influence how well vaccines work. 1
- BBC News - Health The UK Health Security Agency has now declared the measles outbreak a national incident. 1
- BBC News - Health The UK Health Security Agency says it will halt publishing the figures from early January. 1
- BBC News - Health The UK is considering restrictions on visitors from China as the US 1
- BBC News - Health The UK is facing a wave of strike action over pay 1
- BBC News - Health The UK medicines safety watchdog says abusing codeine linctus can lead to serious health issues. 1
- BBC News - Health The UN agency wants data on an outbreak reported by the media and disease monitoring systems. 1
- BBC News - Health The under-fives and over-85s are most likely to become ill - getting a jab is urged. 1
- BBC News - Health The union represents the majority of ambulance staff working for the NHS in Scotland. 1
- BBC News - Health The union says ministers must respond within 48 hours of next week's walkout to avoid more action. 1
- BBC News - Health The Unite union suspends strikes in England to enter pay talks 1
- BBC News - Health The US singer and actress says she "wanted to address" concerns after people discussed her weight. 1
- BBC News - Health The vaccine - R21 - was up to 80% effective in early-stage clinical trials. 1
- BBC News - Health The vaccine's maker says it is effective in preventing infection and transmission of the disease. 1
- BBC News - Health The veteran broadcaster speaks to the BBC about her decision to join Dignitas. 1
- BBC News - Health The walkout in England 2
- BBC News - Health The way organs are prioritised means those aged 26-40 wait four times longer for surgery than the over-60s. 1
- BBC News - Health The Welsh government has said there is no more money to offer NHS workers. 1
- BBC News - Health The Welsh government says nuclear medicine will face a supply crisis by 2030 if nothing is done. 1
- BBC News - Health The whole genome sequencing project in England will screen for around 200 rare genetic conditions in newborns. 1
- BBC News - Health The women and equalities committee accuses the government of "glacial progress" on menopause. 1
- BBC News - Health The World Health Organisation declared the variant of interest 1
- BBC News - Health The world's first antibiotic was discovered in 1928 by Sir Alexander Fleming 1
- BBC News - Health The world's most popular YouTuber has responded to criticism over him funding life-changing operations. 1
- BBC News - Health The Year 8 student was a pupil at Colfe's School in Lee. 1
- BBC News - Health There are calls for both sides to end the doctors' pay row 1
- BBC News - Health There are now nearly 2.5 million adults of working age who are long-term sick 1
- BBC News - Health There is concern transfer to hospital from Frome Birthing Centre can not be guaranteed if required. 1
- BBC News - Health There is enough scientific evidence for some less conventional "body and mind" approaches 1
- BBC News - Health There may be no health gain from waiting a recommended six months before trying again 1
- BBC News - Health They are now likely to say ill-health affects their job as the middle-aged did 10 years ago. 1
- BBC News - Health They are walking out over pay and want an increase to make up for 15 years of inflation. 1
- BBC News - Health They have become the new frontier in the US battle over abortion access but their future is at risk. 1
- BBC News - Health They say the sterilisation device left them in pain - but the manufacturer defends its safety. 1
- BBC News - Health They were not expected to survive but Ruby and Rosie 1
- BBC News - Health They will walk out between 07:00 on Wednesday 14 June and 07:00 on Saturday 17 June. 1
- BBC News - Health They would list the health and financial benefits of quitting and the support available in the UK. 1
- BBC News - Health This January was the driest in history with a survey suggesting one in five drinkers gave up alcohol. 1
- BBC News - Health This pilot project uses St John Ambulance Cymru in a bid to prevent people having to go to hospital. 1
- BBC News - Health Those prone to napping had brains that looked up to six years younger than everyone else. 1
- BBC News - Health Thousands of families could receive compensation payments in scandal that killed more than 3 1
- BBC News - Health Thousands of health workers who were excluded from a bonus will now get the payment 1
- BBC News - Health Thousands of paramedics 1
- BBC News - Health Thousands of people who had coronavirus face yet another Christmas with the smell disorder parosmia. 1
- BBC News - Health Three paramedics tell BBC News what it is like to work in the strike-hit profession at the moment. 1
- BBC News - Health Three young women say it can be difficult using dating apps after having life-changing cancer treatment. 1
- BBC News - Health Three-day joint walkout by junior doctors and consultants begins on Monday as pay dispute escalates. 1
- BBC News - Health TikTok's most famous dermatologist Dr Muneeb Shah is sharing his top tips for the holy month. 1
- BBC News - Health Tony Stowell says his mother's care home took two days to tell the family they had put her on end-of-life care. 1
- BBC News - Health Tory deputy chairman Lee Anderson donates £1 1
- BBC News - Health Towie star Gemma Collins is urging people to be more open and less embarrassed about the subject. 1
- BBC News - Health Tracking speed of movement might provide a diagnosis up to seven years ahead of symptoms 1
- BBC News - Health Trans people in south-west England face the longest delays 1
- BBC News - Health Trial suggests Wegovy cuts risk of cardiovascular event in overweight people with heart disease by a fifth. 1
- BBC News - Health Tweaks to hip and knee surgeries could allow more patients to be sent home on the same day. 1
- BBC News - Health Two brothers describe the changes they've made to care for their father after his diagnosis aged 55. 1
- BBC News - Health Two doctors say they experienced "every parent's worst nightmare" when their son got sick. 1
- BBC News - Health Two reviews identified major failings by independent health regulator the Care Quality Commission. 1
- BBC News - Health Two teams of US scientists have converted brain signals into words at a faster rate than before. 1
- BBC News - Health Two Wilmslow doctors say the NHS is "broken" after they had to drive a patient to A&E themselves. 1
- BBC News - Health UK doctors reviewed 94 1
- BBC News - Health UK families angry at lack of action to shut down online suicide forum despite coroners' warnings. 1
- BBC News - Health Under the law change possessing the drug would carry a sentence of up to two years in prison or a large fine. 1
- BBC News - Health Underwear labels urge people to contact their GP if they spot symptoms of breast or testicular cancer. 1
- BBC News - Health Union boss Pat Cullen urges ministers to reopen pay talks in England after her members rejected a 5% offer. 1
- BBC News - Health Unions and ministers are being urged to start talks after a pay breakthrough with other NHS workers. 1
- BBC News - Health Unions to meet Health Secretary Steve Barclay as NHS managers warn strikes will be damaging to patients. 1
- BBC News - Health Unison and GMB suspend strike in England but action from Unite members to go ahead as planned on Monday. 1
- BBC News - Health Unite says it is part of an "escalation strategy to exert greater pressure on the government". 1
- BBC News - Health Unite union announces industrial action across the south of England and West Midlands. 1
- BBC News - Health Updated guidance spells out expected behaviour and how to raise concerns about colleagues 1
- BBC News - Health Vaccine nurse says being descended from Henrietta Lacks helps her understand her patients' fears. 1
- BBC News - Health Vaccines for the most vulnerable will start being given in September instead of October in England. 1
- BBC News - Health Vaish Kumar's parents say they are sharing details from the note she wrote to help others. 1
- BBC News - Health Valdo Calocane was detained four times under the mental health act before killing three people. 1
- BBC News - Health Vapes should only be used by smokers who want to give up tobacco 1
- BBC News - Health Vicky McClure delivers the letter to Downing Street on behalf of the Alzheimer's Society charity. 1
- BBC News - Health Vicky Pattison says she does not regret sharing her egg-freezing journey 1
- BBC News - Health Volunteers will test a pill designed to remove radioactive contamination from the body. 1
- BBC News - Health Waiting lists for non life-threatening conditions have reached record levels 1
- BBC News - Health Watchdog concerned over lack of specialist nurses 1
- BBC News - Health We answer the questions you're asking about Alzheimer's disease 1
- BBC News - Health Wegovy 1
- BBC News - Health Wendy Clarke is encouraging women to get tested after being diagnosed with terminal cervical cancer. 1
- BBC News - Health What impact do high temperatures have on our bodies? 1
- BBC News - Health What you need to know about emergency care during the ambulance strike. 1
- BBC News - Health Wheelbarrows are carted around in search of community centres and churches willing to share water. 1
- BBC News - Health When former BBC correspondent Rory Cellan-Jones broke his elbow he waited days for an operation. 1
- BBC News - Health When Hollie was diagnosed with the big C 1
- BBC News - Health Why have some people never had Covid and can that lead to better vaccines? 1
- BBC News - Health Why is bird flu so bad this year and why are scientists so concerned? 1
- BBC News - Health Why struggling parents aren't choosing cheaper brands when it comes to infant formula milk. 1
- BBC News - Health Will a healthcare approach that has been successful in poorer parts of Brazil work in the UK? 1
- BBC News - Health With a shortage of available guide dogs 1
- BBC News - Health With Dry January under way 1
- BBC News - Health With the largest measure off the menu 1
- BBC News - Health With the number of care workers falling 1
- BBC News - Health Woman 1
- BBC News - Health Women as young as 30 are undergoing extreme treatments for Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder. 1
- BBC News - Health Women in Sudan's few remaining maternity wards are having babies to the sound of gunfire. 1
- BBC News - Health Women in the US are worried that changes to abortion laws could affect their fertility treatment. 1
- BBC News - Health Women report positives 1
- BBC News - Health Women say their labours were traumatic at hospitals that have banned gas and air amid safety concerns. 1
- BBC News - Health Women using this type of birth control have a slightly increased risk 1
- BBC News - Health Workers are taking more days off due to stress 1
- BBC News - Health Workers should think about colleagues' health 1
- BBC News - Health Writing in the Sunday Telegraph 1
- BBC News - Health Xi'an says it may turn to lockdowns - a measure criticised as "excessive" after strict Covid controls. 1
- BBC News - Health You are never too young to start improving your brain health 1
- BBC News 'Awful April" will see a range of household bills rise 1
- BBC News "Don't be shy 1
- BBC News "It's something you never imagine will happen to you 1
- BBC News "The university will not surrender its independence or relinquish its constitutional rights 1
- BBC News "Urgent structural checks" on the safety of concrete are being carried out in schools across North Tyneside. 1
- BBC News 15-year-old Sophie is learning the ancient craft at the Revesby Estate. 1
- BBC News A 37-year-old man is in police custody after being arrested on suspicion of attempted murder. 1
- BBC News A BBC investigation finds 109 warning letters last year highlighted NHS waits or resource pressures. 1
- BBC News A BBC investigation finds some nurses were verbally abusive and cruel towards unwell teenagers. 1
- BBC News A bill to allow assisted dying for the terminally ill is expected to pass a key parliamentary stage. 1
- BBC News A Cambridge study suggests that children who wear school uniforms may be less physically active. 1
- BBC News A Cambridgeshire mum wants changes to the law to protect children with allergies after her son died. 1
- BBC News A case was brought against Scottish Borders Council which had installed only gender neutral toilets in a replacement school. 1
- BBC News A chance scroll on the internet led the actor Michael Sheen on a journey to uncover a dark secret. 1
- BBC News A closer look at the tiny 2
- BBC News A coroner hears hospital staff failed to give Zachary Taylor-Smith's mum antibiotics during labour. 1
- BBC News A council meeting is told it is "missing" £2.6m in council tax due to a growing number of students. 1
- BBC News A council report says an increasing number of parents are refusing school places offered to them. 1
- BBC News A court challenge means the government will look again at the cap on the Disabled Facilities Grant. 1
- BBC News A critical care nurse says many colleagues moved departments because of PTSD after the pandemic. 1
- BBC News A current outbreak of the virus in the African country is "concerning" 1
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- BBC News Kennedy's plans to ban dyes in cereals and fluoride in water could get major pushback from the food industry. 1
- BBC News King Charles gives a personal message to others facing the anxiety of a cancer diagnosis. 1
- BBC News Kirsti Nicole Hadley says parents face huge amounts of unpaid work due to systemic issues. 1
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- BBC News Labour has launched an investigation into what's wrong with the NHS. Is productivity the place to start? 1
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- BBC News Lack of staff and beds hampered care for both Covid and non-Covid patients 1
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- BBC News Leaders of NI's five universities and university colleges call for tuition fees to rise by over £1 1
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- BBC News Leonie Miller was invited to coach the then-opposition leader on his response to Johnson's Brexit deal. 1
- BBC News Lessons at two colleges in Brighton & Hove and one in Horsham will be affected. 1
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- BBC News Maeve Boothby-O’Neill had asked her GP for "help with feeding" just four months before her death. 1
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- BBC News Malaria parasites that can shrug off the effects of artemisinin are now well-established in East Africa. 1
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- BBC News Martin White died at the age of 33 after being given blood products contaminated with HIV. 1
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- BBC News Members of the British Medical Association union have been staging walkouts for more than a year. 1
- BBC News Members of the National Education Union in England have rejected the government's pay offer. 1
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- BBC News Merope Mills began her campaign after an inquest found a change of hospital care plan could have saved her daughter's life. 1
- BBC News Michael Mosley’s simple and accessible health hacks made him a household name. Remember these? 1
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- BBC News Mum of premature twins says rigid restrictions on birthing wards during Covid were traumatic. 1
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- BBC News National Education Union members are expected to vote on whether to hold a formal strike ballot. 1
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- BBC News New figures show university graduates could be eligible for refunds worth nearly £200m. 1
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- BBC News New part of the immune system - hidden inside our bodies - could be used to make new antibiotics. 1
- BBC News New studies suggest the weight loss drug could be used to treat a range of issues 1
- BBC News Newcastle doctors use donated tissue to help save Paul Laskey's eyesight. 1
- BBC News NHS bosses warn of significant disruption to services in England during the five-day walkout. 1
- BBC News NHS England medical director warns hospitals under strain after sharp rise in flu cases. 1
- BBC News NHS England say sharp rise in flu cases is causing real concern. 1
- BBC News NHS England says it cannot afford to offer abiraterone 1
- BBC News NHS England says services are back online after the global IT outage 1
- BBC News NHS experts report unprecedented demand for the new generation of obesity treatments. 1
- BBC News NHS safety body wants a focus on staff fatigue as it warns of mistakes and impaired decision-making. 1
- BBC News NHS trusts "try to stop" coroners issuing Prevention of Future Death reports 2
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- BBC News Nurse Carol McGachie said she felt like she had been plugged into the mains every night. 2
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- BBC News Odran Doran and Simon Black are banned from teaching as allegations against them are proven. 1
- BBC News Offering regular colonoscopies to people with Lynch syndrome at any age will save lives 1
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- BBC News One million more women would have life-saving checks if the NHS adopted self-testing 1
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- BBC News Online pharmacies will no longer be allowed to use customer pictures or questionnaires as evidence. 1
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- BBC News Paediatricians studied 21 children in the UK and Ireland who became very ill after the icy drinks. 1
- BBC News Paid leave should be extended to parents who lose a pregnancy before 24 weeks 1
- BBC News Painless and easier to store than injections 1
- BBC News Parent Lisa from Hassocks says the changes should not apply to those already in private schools. 1
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- BBC News Parents going to extreme lengths to get medicinal cannabis oils for their epileptic children speak to the BBC. 1
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- BBC News Parents in England can now access 15 hours of free weekly childcare for their two-year-olds. 1
- BBC News Parents of children turning five in the next academic year are asked to enrol them by 31 January. 1
- BBC News Parents of nine-month-old who died at a nursery call for stronger safeguarding measures. 1
- BBC News Parents say teaching their children at home rather than in school better suits their needs. 1
- BBC News Parents say their children may not have become ill if screening had been available. 1
- BBC News Parents say they are worried by the inappropriate comments on the Class Charts app. 1
- BBC News Parents tell politicians about the "cliff-edge" their children face when they leave school. 1
- BBC News Parents will soon find out which schools their children will be attending from September this year. 1
- BBC News Patient Doreen Adams of Aberdeen says she is grateful for the benefits of the new brain surgery. 1
- BBC News Patient numbers per GP are twice as high in some areas than others 1
- BBC News Patient watchdog calls for payouts for those left disabled by an epilepsy drug or hurt by pelvic mesh. 1
- BBC News Patients given drugs for movement disorders like restless leg syndrome say their behaviour changed entirely. 1
- BBC News Paul Alexander worked as a lawyer and lived for decades in a metal cylinder which breathed for him. 1
- BBC News Paul Givan tells assembly members that the teaching unions have asked for a 13.5% rise in 2024-25. 1
- BBC News Pay review bodies recommend increases for teachers and NHS workers above the 2.8% the government has budgeted for. 1
- BBC News People affected by rare blood clots say they feel they have been airbrushed out of the pandemic. 1
- BBC News People in crisis can now access urgent help in England by calling 111 and talking to trained staff. 1
- BBC News People in England will be able to get free varenicline tablets to help them quit cigarettes. 1
- BBC News People living with alopecia could have access to treatment on the NHS in Scotland for the first time. 1
- BBC News People struggling with their weight welcome the NHS rollout of Mounjaro but worry about delays. 1
- BBC News People with a peanut allergy are advised to avoid eating foods that may contain mustard. 2
- BBC News Pharmacies are being advised to "work to rule" unless a funding agreement can be reached with government. 1
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- BBC News Phil Fuller is hailed for "almost certainly saving the man's life" when he was due to end his shift. 1
- BBC News Plans for a new takeaway prompt health bosses to chip in with their own suggestions. 1
- BBC News Plans for an upgraded NHS app to allow more patients in England to book treatments will be announced by the health secretary on Monday. 1
- BBC News Plans for the doctors' regulator to license less-qualified health workers are under attack. 1
- BBC News Plans to axe a fifth of the workforce at Dundee University have drawn attention to problems in the sector. 1
- BBC News Plans to shorten the school holidays from six to five weeks have been paused by the Welsh government. 1
- BBC News Police have said staff will not face action over abuse of autistic children shown in videos leaked to the BBC. 1
- BBC News Police say they are investigating reports relating to "an apparent case of assisted dying" in 1981. 1
- BBC News Police Scotland say reports of online child sexual abuse and exploitation have increased by 21% in a year. 1
- BBC News Poppie Davies wore a wig and talked about how isolated she felt with the condition. 1
- BBC News Potential students are being offered incentives if they sign up for certain degree courses through clearing. 1
- BBC News Pregnant women in particular are being urged to get the new vaccine 1
- BBC News Primary school numbers in London are set to fall at double the national average 1
- BBC News Princess of Wales continues her gradual return to public life with her first work meeting this year. 1
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- BBC News Professor and former education minister says plan to cut 400 jobs has created a "climate of fear". 1
- BBC News Professor John Latham said visa restrictions were discouraging students from coming to the UK. 1
- BBC News Proposals to change benefits rules to be unveiled on Tuesday have provoked unease among Labour MPs. 1
- BBC News Prostate Cancer Research acknowledges more accurate tests would be needed to justify screening all men. 1
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- BBC News Providing free dinners for all school children could cost over £200m a year 1
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- BBC News Pupils from Riverdale Primary School have been learning about dementia from older people with the disease. 1
- BBC News Pupils set to perform for King Charles were rehearsing when Keir Starmer stopped to listen. 1
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- BBC News Reasons for children not wanting school meals include portion sizes and noisy canteens. 1
- BBC News Rebecca and Angharad Lewis are urging greater awareness of a heart condition which can be fatal. 1
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- BBC News Repeated scans during one woman's pregnancy show brain changes never charted before. 1
- BBC News Reports to a Jewish security charity say incidents were almost double the previous record set in 2021. 1
- BBC News Research suggests cheap and simple spit tests may be better at catching the disease than blood tests. 1
- BBC News Researchers are looking at making immunotherapy a much more effective treatment for cancer. 2
- BBC News Researchers find children more positive about the royals than sceptical young adults. 1
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- BBC News Researchers say there is an urgent need to change how the condition is tackled as it rises worldwide. 1
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- BBC News Richard Scolyer hopes the life-saving melanoma research he pioneered could treat his brain tumour. 1
- BBC News Ricky Sawyer gave out medication illegally and some of his clients needed emergency hospital treatment. 1
- BBC News Rishi Sunak declines to back Sir Liam Fox's call to outlaw the abortion after 24 weeks of foetuses diagnosed with Down's syndrome. 1
- BBC News Rishi Sunak wants to ban those born after 2009 from buying cigarettes 1
- BBC News Robert F Kennedy Jr has a history of spreading health information scientists say is false. 1
- BBC News Ross Cunliffe says "the right thing has been done" in making daratumumab available on the NHS. 1
- BBC News Roy Pollitt's wife died after a physician associate mistakenly left a drain in her body for 21 hours. 1
- BBC News Royal College of Physicians say PAs should be supervised by senior doctors 1
- BBC News Safia Ahmadie was cleared by a jury after 48 minutes 1
- BBC News Samples analysed in all suspected cases are negative for Marburg virus 1
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- BBC News School and nursery staff in the poorest areas will be asked to help young children brush their teeth 1
- BBC News School bosses say pupils are paying the price because of a lack of decent government investment. 1
- BBC News Schools are bracing for tough conversations after the summer holidays were blighted by riots. 1
- BBC News Schools are struggling to cope with the logistical hurdles and cost required to make the adjustments. 2
- BBC News Schools in England will no longer be classed as "Outstanding" or "Inadequate" 1
- BBC News Schools often consult parents about RSHE teaching 2
- BBC News Schools will no longer require parents to buy more than three branded items 2
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- BBC News Scientists from King's College London manage to grow a human tooth under laboratory conditions. 1
- BBC News Scientists have found a weak spot in our DNA that is present in 95% of people with the disease. 1
- BBC News Scientists in Aberdeen say the scanner could make an extraordinary difference to diagnosis and treatment. 1
- BBC News Scientists test Mounjaro and Wegovy - the big beasts of weight loss medication - to see which is best. 1
- BBC News Scientists work out which bacteria populate babies guts first - and what it could mean for their health. 2
- BBC News Scotland's former first minister says none of her decisions were based on trying to advance the cause of independence. 1
- BBC News Scottish filmmaker Duncan Cowles set out to ask why men tend to bottle up their emotions. 1
- BBC News Scottish government guidance encourages schools to consider affordability and sustainability in uniform policies. 1
- BBC News Security failings by the Advanced Computer Software Group led to a cyberattack in 2022 that impacted NHS services. 1
- BBC News Several institutions running at a loss and fear that fewer overseas students will have major impact. 1
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- BBC News She says husband Doug Barrowman and her are targets of a "politically motivated witch hunt". 1
- BBC News Should more AI be used to help GPs with consultations and administrative work? 1
- BBC News Single-use vapes are among the main driving forces of the black market 1
- BBC News Sir Keir Starmer says the figure is a "shot in the arm" 1
- BBC News Six-time Olympic cycling champion Chris Hoy calls for more openness on health matters 1
- BBC News Social care providers say the sector is in "unprecedented danger" without more funding. 1
- BBC News Social enterprises say hardworking front-line staff have not received one-off payments agreed last May. 1
- BBC News Social media posts of the two-year-old exploring the natural world are watched by millions. 1
- BBC News Sofia Brizio 1
- BBC News Some 50 students lock themselves inside 1
- BBC News Some are viruses with global pandemic potential - like Covid - others infectious illnesses with no treatments. 1
- BBC News Some carers have been forced to pay back thousands of pounds 1
- BBC News Some cheaper lotions from supermarkets Aldi and Lidl outperformed more expensive brands 1
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- BBC News Some consultants are being paid £200 an hour for working extra hours 1
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- BBC News Some families of those who died have been told payments due before Christmas have been put on hold. 1
- BBC News Some lecturers at Cardiff University have begun getting letters advising them their post is at risk. 1
- BBC News Some online sites prescribe a potentially risky hair loss drug without consistent safety checks 1
- BBC News Some young people from east Belfast are calling for more support for education in youth clubs. 1
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- BBC News Steve Young is part of the tests to see if an mRNA jab can stop the deadliest skin cancer returning. 1
- BBC News Stuart Youens changed careers two years ago and says he's a lot happier in his new job. 1
- BBC News Students in Northern Ireland are going without heating and skipping meals 1
- BBC News Students say handing in their devices at the start of the school day means they can focus on lessons. 1
- BBC News Students say it is easy to find accounts falsely claiming to have access to GCSE and A-level papers. 1
- BBC News Students share their concerns about the medication shortage ahead of GCSEs. 1
- BBC News Sudden unexplained death in childhood claims 50 lives in the UK every year - some parents get no support. 1
- BBC News Sue Hill will not receive a settlement after "systemic cultural failings" in her department. 1
- BBC News Sugar taxes have been widely debated but in party manifestos 2
- BBC News Supported housing for vulnerable or disabled people is in crisis 1
- BBC News Surgeries will be financially rewarded if patients with long term conditions see the same GP each time. 1
- BBC News Survivors of strangulation welcome the first recommendations for courts on punishment for offenders. 1
- BBC News Susan Axelby has received £57 1
- BBC News Susan McGowan from North Lanarkshire died two weeks after taking the drug tirzepatide 1
- BBC News Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust has a text service students can access for support. 1
- BBC News Sussex Police began with an initial 105 cases 1
- BBC News Sweden's public health agency records what it says is the first case of a contagious new type of mpox outside the African continent. 1
- BBC News Synnovis' failure to provide the correct blood-test results amounts to a "scandal" 1
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- BBC News Taylor Crowe's family say the 19-year-old is at risk of falling from her bed and injuring herself. 1
- BBC News Teachers also told a survey commissioned by BBC News they feel ill-equipped to tackle the issue. 1
- BBC News Teachers fear sexism is on the rise in schools because of harmful content on children's phones. 1
- BBC News Teachers' pay and university fees are among the immediate challenges the new government will find hard to ignore. 1
- BBC News Teachers' union NASUWT is set to vote on a motion calling for fully-funded mental health training. 1
- BBC News Teaching unions worry about plans to increase the number of pupils learning Welsh at school. 1
- BBC News Tech firms are being urged to do more to stop young people accessing unsuitable material. 1
- BBC News Teenagers speak about their experience of bereavement at an event run for schools by Marie Curie. 1
- BBC News Teesside University students have struggled to pay tuition fees since currency in Nigeria crashed. 1
- BBC News Test for patients in England checks if tumours can be treated with pills rather than chemotherapy. 1
- BBC News That Time of the Month with Naga Munchetty 2
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- BBC News The 13-year-old had a dairy allergy went into anaphylactic shock 1
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- BBC News The 15-year-old was prescribed the medication without having spoken to a doctor 1
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- BBC News The 40-year-old was "extremely upset and scared" when told she needed tests for HIV and hepatitis. 1
- BBC News The action short of strike over pay was due to start on Monday and run for four weeks. 1
- BBC News The actor says teens caught with weapons should meet victims' families to reduce knife deaths. 1
- BBC News The alarming rise in disorders such as anorexia and bulimia is now an emergency 1
- BBC News The animals - including a Bengal tiger 1
- BBC News The Assisted Dying Bill 2023 passes through Tynwald's branches and can be sent for Royal Assent. 1
- BBC News The at-home light therapy treatment is increasingly being seen as a must-have skincare accessory. 1
- BBC News The autoimmune condition affects people differently - some think the drug could be life-changing. 1
- BBC News The BBC has obtained confidential material revealing appalling abuse and neglect affecting 39 pupils. 1
- BBC News The BBC speaks to six people about their first cervical screening 1
- BBC News The BBC visits a clinic at the epicentre of the outbreak where the rate of infections is increasing. 1
- BBC News The BBC was given exclusive access to the controversial facility in the east end of Glasgow. 1
- BBC News The BBC's James Gallagher investigates the invisible killer all around us. 1
- BBC News The Belfast-born music producer said a "large and pretty rare" tumour had been found earlier this year. 1
- BBC News The best-selling children's novelist visited animals at Drusillas Zoo park near Alfriston. 1
- BBC News The biggest increase is among the over 80s 2
- BBC News The body representing universities in Wales says "pressing 1
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- BBC News The camera hidden by Nicola Hughes captured footage of staff roughly handling and shouting at her mother. 1
- BBC News The Care Quality Commission (CQC) report - published nine months after inspection - finds multiple breaches. 1
- BBC News The case in Alabama stems from a lawsuit brought by three couples whose frozen embryos were lost at a clinic. 1
- BBC News The challenge involves forgoing alcohol and unhealthy food for 75 days and doing multiple daily workouts. 1
- BBC News The chancellor says he is confident an expansion of free childcare will be delivered as planned. 1
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- BBC News The children's commissioner says children often made impulsive decisions to become involved in the riots. 1
- BBC News The children's commissioner says it is a "scandal" that these children "are not on anybody's radars". 1
- BBC News The children's laureate says a "recession in children's happiness" is caused by a decline in reading. 1
- BBC News The Children's Wellbeing and Schools Bill is expected to come into force in 2025. 1
- BBC News The choice to not fund Alzheimer's drug lecanemab caused upset 1
- BBC News The comedian and former teacher says he has become sceptical about the value of university degrees. 1
- BBC News The compensation egg donors receive is rising 1
- BBC News The concern that Valdo Calocane could "end up killing someone" appears in a summary of medical records shared with BBC Panorama. 1
- BBC News The Conservatives say they would replace some degrees with 100 1
- BBC News The cost of holiday provision has risen by 6% across Great Britain 1
- BBC News The cost-of-living crisis is having an impact - but health concerns remain the top reason for quitting. 1
- BBC News The country singer says her baby daughter spent 10 days in hospital with respiratory syncytial virus. 1
- BBC News The Covid inquiry restarts its live hearings this week 1
- BBC News The CQC say the surgery has one of highest opioid prescription rates in England. 1
- BBC News The Crime and Policing Bill puts a new duty on teachers 1
- BBC News The deaths of five tourists after apparently drinking tainted drinks highlight the wider issue of fake or bootleg alcohol. 1
- BBC News The decision to scrap the organisation could offer a new chance to examine how patients are dealt with. 1
- BBC News The Department of Health and Social Care said it is the biggest public investment in facilities in five years. 1
- BBC News The drama tells the story of how families fought for justice over their children's birth defects. 1
- BBC News The drug is already being tested in people 1
- BBC News The drugs giant blames "protracted" talks with the government as well as differences over funding. 1
- BBC News The easily spreadable virus can affect people of all ages and have huge consequences during winter. 2
- BBC News The education secretary defends ending tax breaks for private schools as the policy is set to begin. 1
- BBC News The education secretary is expected to announce details to MPs in Parliament on Monday afternoon. 1
- BBC News The education secretary says claims of student loan fraud point to one of the "biggest financial scandals" in the university sector. 1
- BBC News The education secretary says equation sheets should be available to students sitting exams in 2025 1
- BBC News The Education Select Committee report warns that some phone use resembles "behavioural addiction". 1
- BBC News The EIS says an initial day of action has been set for 15 April 1
- BBC News The end of the pay dispute sounded too good to be true. And now some are wondering if it might be. 1
- BBC News The entire island of Ireland is now under red warnings 1
- BBC News The event includes family activities aimed at promoting creativity and well-being. 1
- BBC News The families of Valdo Calocane's victims say the report "demonstrates gross 1
- BBC News The financially-stricken institution faces cutting 700 jobs to tackle a £35m black hole 1
- BBC News The firm said the decision was taken because of a decline in demand for the vaccine. 1
- BBC News The flu vaccine is given to most children as a quick 1
- BBC News The Food Standards Agency (FSA) is looking at how it can speed up the approval process for lab-grown foods. 1
- BBC News The former nurse 1
- BBC News The former University Challenge presenter delivers a list of recommendations to Downing Street. 1
- BBC News The funding will come from Labour's plan to levy VAT on private schools 1
- BBC News The gang shared almost 400GB of the private information on their darknet site and Telegram channel. 1
- BBC News The gene therapy Casgevy 1
- BBC News The gene-editing method used might ultimately offer a way to remove HIV 1
- BBC News The government announced what it calls a "comprehensive" compensation scheme on Tuesday. 1
- BBC News The government announces first steps to creating a National Care Services - but reform is several years away. 1
- BBC News The government has approved the lowest number of school building work requests since its model began. 1
- BBC News The government hopes the move will end the "unfair postcode lottery" some women face. 1
- BBC News The government is boosting investment to try and ensure everyone can benefit from good schooling. 2
- BBC News The government is reviewing the policy but campaigners say the current system is "broken". 1
- BBC News The government pledged to cut the list of patients waiting more than 18 weeks for treatment in England by nearly half a million over the next year. 1
- BBC News The government says it is considering a range of measures to "make the UK smoke-free". 1
- BBC News The government says it wants to mitigate the "harm" social media is inflicting on children. 1
- BBC News The government says it will save parents £50 a year 1
- BBC News The government says the judgements are useful for parents 1
- BBC News The government says the move will help to 'minimise disruption and improve behaviour in classrooms'. 1
- BBC News The government says the rule change will raise £460m extra to spend in state schools in 2024/25. 1
- BBC News The government wants to stop people smoking by raising the legal age limit for buying cigarettes. 1
- BBC News The government will introduce a new vaping tax on top of measures to stop children vaping. 1
- BBC News The government's deal with Full Support Healthcare was one of the most wasteful of the pandemic. 1
- BBC News The headteacher says he is trying to "resurrect the joy of conversation back into the community". 1
- BBC News The health budget faces a £38bn shortfall by 2030 1
- BBC News The health department says it is removing "irrelevant" posts from an online consultation. 1
- BBC News The Health Foundation argues that the NHS was "in distress" this winter with A&E waiting times reaching a record high. 1
- BBC News The health secretary defends scrapping NHS England but admits the reform will bring challenges. 1
- BBC News The health secretary says renewed negotiations should take place away from deadlines and social media. 1
- BBC News The health secretary sees patients left crying and distressed 1
- BBC News The health secretary will outline measures on cutting "red tape" and alleviating paperwork for GPs in a speech on Friday. 1
- BBC News The health watchdog says gambling should be given the same weight as alcohol and nicotine addiction. 1
- BBC News The Hollywood star will fly back to Texas to sit exams while working on The Running Man in London. 1
- BBC News The hospital has now apologised and an independent inquiry is taking place. 1
- BBC News The implentation of a UK childhood stroke registry is critical 1
- BBC News The increase in police inquiries in England and Wales is "unprecedented" 1
- BBC News The Independent School Council says private school fees increased by 22.6% in January compared to a year ago. 1
- BBC News The infections 1
- BBC News The institution admitted class-related prejudice was a problem on campus. 1
- BBC News The itchy rash spreads via physical contact and is highly infectious 1
- BBC News The jab given to 67-year-old Janusz Racz may revolutionise how this cancer is treated 1
- BBC News The King's Speech confirmed that the government will change the way private school fees are taxed. 1
- BBC News The Labour government's changes will come into effect in January 2025 2
- BBC News The Labour MP bringing the bill says she is "disappointed" to be proposing pushing the implementation deadline to 2029. 1
- BBC News The latest data also shows the average age for first-time treatment is now over 35. 1
- BBC News The latest figure of 987 1
- BBC News The Mad Hatter's Tea Party: Opening the conversation about mental health issues 1
- BBC News The majority of secondary schools in the islands have policies to prohibit or limit their use. 2
- BBC News The Mayor of London says 200 schools will have PM2.5 filters installed in a pilot project. 1
- BBC News The Mayor of London's free school lunch policy is praised by a new independent report. 2
- BBC News The measures 1
- BBC News The method could be used to develop a blood test to identify inflammatory-bowel-disease patients most at risk. 1
- BBC News The money is the "first step" towards major Send reforms 1
- BBC News The money will be used to build new schools and for refurbishments to improve energy efficiency. 1
- BBC News The most common issues include clinicians not spotting abnormalities 1
- BBC News The most notable rise in cycling in India has occurred among rural schoolgirls 1
- BBC News The mother of a boy with autism says her family cannot cope with further strikes at special schools. 1
- BBC News The mother of a girl who died after being diagnosed with blood cancer says there is a lack of support in Wales. 1
- BBC News The mother of the boy says she feels vindicated by a watchdog's report into the case. 1
- BBC News The move 1
- BBC News The move is part of a wider plan to improve access in England but dentists say it will not solve problems. 1
- BBC News The move is part of an overhaul of decades-old mental health legislation in England and Wales. 1
- BBC News The MP behind the bill says he has altered proposals in a bid to gain government support. 1
- BBC News The NAHT wants a judge to review proposed changes to the way Ofsted inspects schools in England. 1
- BBC News The National Audit Office says a £35m pilot to test the expansion of free childcare in a few areas was cancelled. 1
- BBC News The National Education Union has been considering whether to go on strike again in 2024. 1
- BBC News The National Education Union in England will ballot over strike action on pay and school funding. 1
- BBC News The National Education Union's general secretary says Labour MPs could pay a 'high political price'. 1
- BBC News The National Institute for Healthcare and Care Excellence backs a tablet for dust mite allergies. 1
- BBC News The new cancer test means a quicker diagnosis and better treatment options for patients. 1
- BBC News The new education secretary says she is writing to education workforces as her "first priority". 1
- BBC News The new health secretary has said he spoke to the British Medical Association on Friday. 1
- BBC News The new measures aim to stop private care home providers benefiting excessively from a stretched system. 2
- BBC News The new repayment rate for student loans started this month but for some graduates the debt pile keeps growing. 1
- BBC News The new study uses genome sequencing to detect more diseases earlier 1
- BBC News The new term has begun 1
- BBC News The next public hearings will consider how the pandemic affected healthcare systems across the UK. 1
- BBC News The NHS autumn booster campaign began on 3 October but Covid vaccines are also available privately. 1
- BBC News The NHS is about to pay for a transformational haemophilia B treatment 1
- BBC News The NHS is appealing for people with O-type blood to urgently come forward and donate. 1
- BBC News The NHS is exempt from the rise in employer National Insurance contributions 1
- BBC News The NHS is looking into claims that a software flaw at Medefer left patient data vulnerable. 1
- BBC News The NHS needs more doctors so why have some medical students been left in limbo waiting for a job? 1
- BBC News The NHS said Patients should continue to attend their appointments unless they have been told otherwise. 1
- BBC News The NHS says last week's cyber-attack means blood cannot be sorted at the same frequency. 1
- BBC News The north-south divide persists and T-level dropout rates remain high. Here's what you need to know. 1
- BBC News The number of fines issued for unauthorised school holidays has tripled in the last 10 years. 1
- BBC News The number of fines issues for taking holidays during the school term rose to a record 443 1
- BBC News The number of lung of transplants could rise as a new machine keeps organs alive outside the body. 1
- BBC News The number of people vaping in the UK has stalled 1
- BBC News The number of people with flu in hospital has quadrupled in the last month 1
- BBC News The number of under 65s struggling with poor health is rising - and it's a threat to the economy. 2
- BBC News The Olympic medallist had a miscarriage and an ectopic pregnancy. Did sport affect her ability to conceive? 1
- BBC News The ombudsman said Slough Borough Council was at fault and should apologise. 1
- BBC News The once a day pill Tafamidis is now available on the NHS in England. 1
- BBC News The oral treatment - the first of its kind - could soon be available after being recommended for NHS use. 1
- BBC News The panel of 28 felt it was important to give people choice 1
- BBC News The parents of Wynter Andrews 1
- BBC News The patients were treated by Yaser Jabbar 1
- BBC News The pay deal 1
- BBC News The physician and economist was the face of the Great Barrington Declaration 1
- BBC News The pill is a combination of two existing anti-parasitic drugs that 1
- BBC News The plan would have introduced an £86 1
- BBC News The PM will say the focus should be on "what work you can do" 1
- BBC News The prescription drug has been linked to a number of deaths in the UK and around the world. 1
- BBC News The prime minister said the upcoming Lord Darzi review will reveal too many are let down by the NHS. 2
- BBC News The prime minister says his government is looking at tougher rules to reduce the burden on the NHS. 1
- BBC News The prime minister says the move will cut duplication and free up money for frontline services. 1
- BBC News The Princess of Wales is looking forward to returning to work 1
- BBC News The principal of a school in Newry says a recent musical production required over £20 1
- BBC News The proposed law would allow some terminally ill adults to end their own lives. But there are requirements. 1
- BBC News The psychological condition stops players from releasing a dart. 1
- BBC News The qualification was due to be introduced in September 2026 but was delayed until 2027. 1
- BBC News The real danger comes from passengers on previous flights leaving peanut residue on seats 2
- BBC News The record-breaking donation came from a 93-year-old former professor 1
- BBC News The regulator has fined the University of Sussex £585 1
- BBC News The report says failure to fix England's social care system carries an unknown human and financial cost. 1
- BBC News The research aimed at lovers of white bread has been funded by the government to improve the health benefits of UK food. 1
- BBC News The rise of these treatments has major implications for how we think about obesity 1
- BBC News The rollout of new devices for thousands in England with type 1 diabetes is hailed as a landmark moment. 1
- BBC News The Royal College of Emergency Medicine issues a "safety flash" about the dangers to children. 1
- BBC News The Royal College of Nursing details harrowing cases from more than 5 1
- BBC News The Royal College of Psychiatrists worries children and young people will be put at risk 1
- BBC News The royal describes "months of sheer worry" she experienced over the birth of her second child. 1
- BBC News The ruling follows the death of 20-year-old University of Bristol student Natasha Abrahart. 1
- BBC News The Safer Drugs Consumption Facility in Glasgow opened on 13 January 1
- BBC News The school 1
- BBC News The school says it is also not accepting explanations such as "unwell 1
- BBC News The school says while it takes attendance "very seriously" the final is an event worth celebrating. 1
- BBC News The schools minister promises reform but parents are frustrated with the lack of action. 1
- BBC News The senior Labour figures joined a primary school music class during their visit. 1
- BBC News The Shropshire couple say they struggle to cope with the teenager's challenging behaviour at home. 1
- BBC News The smoking bill was not passed before Parliament was dissolved ahead of the general election. 1
- BBC News The social media post irresponsibly promoted a diet that fell below 800 calories a day 1
- BBC News The Society of Radiographers says allowing men to do mammograms would reduce staff shortages. 1
- BBC News The Southern Health Trust says the move is not out of concern but to provide extra assurance. 1
- BBC News The special educational needs system is financially unsustainable 1
- BBC News The spring booster campaign starts in England on 1 April 1
- BBC News The staff are involved in a dispute with the academy trust over workload and working practices. 1
- BBC News The stress test will involve thousands of people to help the UK prepare for potential future threats. 1
- BBC News The surge in mental health referrals among young people has prompted debate among experts about the cause - and the most effective solution 1
- BBC News The survey 1
- BBC News The survey hit the headlines in 2021 after asking pupils as young as 14 about their sexual experiences. 1
- BBC News The system checks patients' ECG heart traces for subtle early warning signs. 1
- BBC News The system is changing after the death of head Ruth Perry highlighted the pressure of inspections. 3
- BBC News The tax will be applied to manufacturers of milk-based drinks and dairy-based substitutes 1
- BBC News The technology could give patients with advanced heart failure new hope 1
- BBC News The Thistle will open its doors next week after nearly a decade of deadlock over drug laws. 1
- BBC News The time taken for councils to do home adaptation assessments for elderly and disabled people has risen 1
- BBC News The treatment for beta thalassaemia is to be offered on the NHS and uses Nobel Prize-winning technology. 1
- BBC News The treatment will mean many people no longer needing to take more than 20 pills across the day. 1
- BBC News The trust anticipates "minimal problems" launching a new IT system on the day junior doctors strike. 1
- BBC News The TV chef and campaigner met with the education secretary to ask for government action. 1
- BBC News The TV presenter has a colloid cyst 1
- BBC News The UK death rate reached a record low last year 1
- BBC News The UK Health Security Agency argued naming the junior officials could put them at risk of abuse. 1
- BBC News The UK Health Security Agency says cases of bird-to-human transmission were rare. 1
- BBC News The UK Health Security Agency says it will ensure medics know how to spot and test for the virus. 1
- BBC News The UK was once ranked the best country for end-of-life care - but 1
- BBC News The UK-based firm has reached agreements with law firms representing about 80 1
- BBC News The union warned of a "summer of chaos" if the university did not back down on its proposed cuts. 1
- BBC News The university is also merging some of its schools following a drop in student numbers. 1
- BBC News The university is fined by the higher education regulator for failing to uphold freedom of speech. 1
- BBC News The university says it is doing everything it reasonably can to support students. 1
- BBC News The US hospital which carried out the operation said Rick Slayman's death was not a result of the transplant. 1
- BBC News The winning test rapidly detects whether bacteria are causing an infection and identifies the best antibiotics. 1
- BBC News The World Health Organization also finds higher rates of drinking and vaping among teenage girls. 1
- BBC News The world must act now to ensure vaccines reach the areas most in need 2
- BBC News The world's richest man is betting heavily on his brain chip 1
- BBC News The youth parliament says it wants more action from MPs and social media companies on violent online content. 1
- BBC News There are a total of 90 1
- BBC News There are calls for a school to be investigated for promoting evangelical Christianity to pupils. 1
- BBC News There are calls for the chief executive of Synergy Multi-Academy Trust to resign over planned cuts. 1
- BBC News There are concerns over the spread of diseases such as whooping cough in England 1
- BBC News There has only been one other human case of avian flu in the US 1
- BBC News There have been 11 cases of measles in Northern Ireland in 2024 and 68 in the Republic of Ireland. 1
- BBC News There is a shortage of vets across the country but it is particularly acute in the most rural and remote areas. 1
- BBC News There is growing evidence that a vaccine against shingles may also protect against dementia. 1
- BBC News There was a notable rise after Covid when children spent less time outdoors 1
- BBC News There were more than 12 1
- BBC News These students were in Year 7 during the first Covid lockdowns - and regional disparities have grown. 2
- BBC News They said there was no support after the death and harm suffered by their loved ones. 1
- BBC News They want people to stop using their staff car park but parents say they have nowhere safe to park. 1
- BBC News They were given infected blood products in trials without their knowledge 1
- BBC News They will consider proposals to change the law so some terminally ill people can choose to end their life. 1
- BBC News They will now be called resident doctors in an attempt to better reflect their expertise. 2
- BBC News They will walk out on 24-28 February in a dispute with the government over pay. 1
- BBC News This fringe group have long courted controversy - but since Trump was sworn in for the second time earlier this year 1
- BBC News This is the last year that students in England will get formulae sheets in maths and science. 1
- BBC News Those from the lowest income families are now up to 19 months behind peers by the age of 16. 2
- BBC News Those who miscarry in the first 24 weeks of pregnancy can take 10 days' paid leave 2
- BBC News Thousands of children miss out as some councils in England fail to meet deadlines 1
- BBC News Thousands of people in England are set to get access to a new type of treatment to fight their disease. 1
- BBC News Thousands were given contaminated blood products in what has been called the biggest treatment disaster in NHS history. 1
- BBC News Thousands were infected with HIV and hepatitis C in the worst treatment disaster in NHS history. 1
- BBC News Three teachers sat - and failed - the first Cambridge English exam 112 years ago. How would you do? 2
- BBC News Three teenagers and their teacher dad give some top tips on how to survive the stressful exam period. 2
- BBC News Three-quarters of requests from prisons did not need an ambulance response 1
- BBC News Timescales for the demolition and rebuilding of a primary school are revealed in council papers. 1
- BBC News Tom Buckmaster is working with four primary schools in Nottinghamshire to improve attendance. 1
- BBC News Tom Hayhoe's first task will be reviewing the £8.7bn of pandemic PPE that had to be written off. 1
- BBC News Tony Dixon was suspended after mesh surgery was found to have caused harm to hundreds of patients. 1
- BBC News Tony Summers 1
- BBC News Trading Standards says adverts for heated tobacco products are banned 1
- BBC News Transgender women should not be put on single-sex female NHS wards 1
- BBC News Traveller families say their children are often bullied when they attend mainstream schools. 1
- BBC News Treating failing eyesight and high cholesterol can help lower the risk of the illness 2
- BBC News Treatment for insomnia is hard to get 1
- BBC News Trump has long been critical of how the Geneva-based institution handled the Covid-19 pandemic. 1
- BBC News Twelve-year-old Hannah missed most of her primary education but has been receiving support to get her back to school. 1
- BBC News Two ex-ministers say the government should pause demands for large sums of money from benefits overpayments. 1
- BBC News Two members of staff are set to climb Kilimanjaro to raise money for a new school heating system. 1
- BBC News Two men who never met now call themselves blood brothers - after one donated stem cells to the other. 1
- BBC News Two parents were wrongly sent in-depth information on hundreds of students. 1
- BBC News Two sisters hope more funding will be made available so all deaf children can access the service. 1
- BBC News Two sisters will register their babies of only a few weeks old for school due to high demand. 1
- BBC News Two whistleblowers also believe the Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust’s maternity units are unsafe. 1
- BBC News Two women describe the life-changing impacts of immunoglobulin in treating their health conditions. 1
- BBC News Two women had abortions after an NHS trust mistakenly told them their babies had serious conditions 1
- BBC News Two-year-old Zachary Bradford could die in weeks if a donor cannot be found. 1
- BBC News UK laws have changed to keep up with the science that shows it can be safe. 1
- BBC News Underage vaping should be seen as a dependency issue 1
- BBC News Union members vote for offer 1
- BBC News Union says university could have 300 fewer full-time posts than in 2019 after savings made. 1
- BBC News Unions call it a 'positive start' to restoring teacher wages 1
- BBC News Unions representing further education lecturers are balloting their members on strike action. 1
- BBC News Universities 1
- BBC News Universities and employers are working together to help low-income families start a career by 2030. 1
- BBC News Universities are cutting jobs to make financial savings 2
- BBC News Universities have been accused of lowering standards to recruit overseas students 1
- BBC News Universities UK says students must have confidence that the system is 'fair 1
- BBC News University exams taken using artificial intelligence beat those by real students 1
- BBC News University fees are rising to £9 2
- BBC News University of Brighton Academies Trust runs 11 primary schools and three secondary schools. 1
- BBC News University of East Anglia announces further cuts as it tries to stem a multi-million pound deficit. 1
- BBC News University of Oxford researchers start in-human vaccine trial to treat highly fatal Marburg virus. 1
- BBC News Using a new 1
- BBC News Vaccinating poultry against bird flu is still not allowed in the UK despite a rise in farm outbreaks. 1
- BBC News Valdo Calocane often stopped taking his medication and was becoming increasingly violent 1
- BBC News Valdo Calocane was given a hospital order for killing Ian Coates 1
- BBC News Vanellope 1
- BBC News Vice-chancellors say they are at "a fork in the road" and will "slide into decline" without action. 1
- BBC News Victims and others affected by the infected blood scandal are waiting to hear how much they will be paid. 1
- BBC News Victoria Atkins is challenged to name some health trusts meeting their targets to cut waiting lists. 1
- BBC News Wales' gynaecology waiting list rates are among the highest in the UK 1
- BBC News Wayne Hawkins believes terminally ill people should be able to die when they choose 1
- BBC News We asked some GPs what they thought of other professionals taking on their responsibility for sick notes. 1
- BBC News We meet some of the first NHS patients 1
- BBC News Wearable tech claims to help monitor our health 1
- BBC News What happens next has implications for the expiry of almost 600 similar PFI deals across England. 1
- BBC News What is causing the rise of measles cases around the world? 4
- BBC News What is NHS care like for people with severe ME 1
- BBC News What will the main parties do to support children and young people with their mental health? 1
- BBC News When do GCSEs start and are there any changes to exams this year? 1
- BBC News While MPs debated the bill in parliament 1
- BBC News Whoever forms the next government is going to find it hard to ignore the issue of university funding 2
- BBC News Whole-genome sequencing enables doctors to quickly decide what medicines will work best. 1
- BBC News Why hair twiddling 1
- BBC News Why is the number of autism diagnoses changing? And what does it mean for autistic people? 1
- BBC News Why living with dementia can still mean living well. 1
- BBC News Will the abolition of NHS England work? Senior NHS England leader Richard Meddings has given the first response from the organisation itself 1
- BBC News With NHS mental health waitlists at record highs 1
- BBC News With the cost of living rising 1
- BBC News Without a clinical trial 1
- BBC News Women are warned against a man who claims his sperm has fathered children all around the world. 1
- BBC News Women can ask for adjustments and this may encourage some people to get tested 1
- BBC News Women in agony are using their savings to pay for urgent treatment to avoid waits of up to two years. 1
- BBC News Women share their stories of how they feel renting has held them back in life. 1
- BBC News Women who experienced traumatic pain from hysteroscopies reveal fears new clinical guidelines may not help. 1
- BBC News Women who have quickly lost weight say strangers are now more likely to smile at them or strike up a conversation. 1
- BBC News Women who were in pain for years without answers want greater awareness around their condition. 2
- BBC News Work and Pensions Secretary Liz Kendall will set out reforms to the benefits system on Tuesday afternoon. 1
- BBC News Workers will not carry out overtime 1
- BBC News Working out how many school pupils to budget for may well prove to be a headache for the government. 1
- BBC News Writer Bryony Gordon opens up on her OCD 1
- BBC News Year 6 children in England and Wales are finding out which secondary school they will be going to. 1
- BBC News You want to watch the results 2
- BBC News Young people are being encouraged to have the MMR jab 1
- BBC News Young people are split by the Conservative's pledge to introduce national service for 18-year-olds. 2
- BBC News Zoe Carlin says she was left dehumanised after being admitted to hospital with chest pains. 1
- BBC research finds. 1
- BBC Sport looks at the schools which specialise in moulding the clubs' young talent. 1
- became critically ill with the infection. 1
- because a new variant is spreading in the UK. 1
- because of difficulties finding a care home. 1
- because there might not be a tomorrow 1
- bed 1
- bedbug bites are not typically dangerous and are often easily dealt with. 1
- beginning at 07:00 on 11 August 1
- beginning at 07:00 on July 13 1
- believed to be six years old 1
- blood flow and placenta before being delivered at 28 weeks. 1
- blood samples and mail flown between hospitals at up to 70mph. 1
- blunts appetite. 1
- BMJ research suggests 1
- bosses say 1
- brand name Mounjaro. 1
- but "the job isn't done" to bring down waiting lists. 1
- but a bus organised by the Education Authority did not arrive. 1
- but a marking strike means she is "in limbo". 1
- but also areas for improvement in a report by England's care regulator. 1
- but Billy Watson says he has found a way to turn it into a science. 1
- but campaigners want them all removed. 1
- but chose another country instead. 1
- but doctors say she needs end-of-life care. 1
- but had to withdraw on health grounds in October. 1
- but has just released Roll It Up - a personal 1
- but he has ground to make up. 1
- but he went on to record with his heroes. 1
- but his prolific musical ability lives on. 1
- but is it driving too many to self-diagnose? 1
- but is now opening up. 1
- but is treatable. 1
- but it is not a “wonder drug”. 1
- but it is only patients for who have tried all other options. 1
- but Labour accuse them of dither and delay. 1
- but Labour says he has run out of ideas. 1
- but life-threatening calls will be responded to. 1
- but many doctors remain sceptical. 1
- but more research is needed to prove the drugs benefit the brain. 1
- but NASUWT members are now taking action short of a strike. 1
- but new advice says students should be taught how to use AI tools. 1
- but one charity's trying to change that. 1
- but only if they were terminally ill. 1
- but others in the state disagree. 1
- but others say some groups were badly affected. 1
- but Pearson says it is confident in the marks. 1
- but private providers are not. 1
- but retailers say it could end up costing more. 1
- but returned to education and is now a lecturer. 1
- but Ruth Perry's sister urges pause in inspections. 1
- but says he cannot set a timetable. 1
- but says some countries have seen care benefit. 1
- but says the experience left her "smashed". 1
- but secondary school remains closed to girls for another academic year. 1
- but she had nowhere else to go. 1
- but some disagreements have led to protests. 2
- but some say it isn't listening to young women’s needs. 1
- but some say it's not practical. 1
- but some supermarkets disagree. 1
- but staff at 200 other NHS services reject strikes. 1
- but symptoms often go unnoticed. 1
- but the BBC understands there are now more than 200. 1
- but there are fears this may not be deliverable. 1
- but there are questions around its impact 1
- but there are ways to ease the pain. 1
- but there could still be disruption. 1
- but they are being warned not to do it just for the money. 1
- but this is what we know. 1
- but those most at risk will be offered another jab in the autumn. 1
- but UK health chiefs say the risk to the public is very low. 1
- but union blames bad planning. 1
- but vaccines are also available privately. 1
- but was not diagnosed for a year. 1
- but what are they? 1
- but whether it would have the same effect is unknown. 1
- but you also have a life to live... we have the plan to get you through. 2
- by Unison 1
- call handlers and technicians are taking action in England and Wales until midnight. 1
- calls for understanding of her rare disorder. 1
- Cambridge 1
- can also count to 100 in six non-native languages. 1
- can also help people without the condition. 1
- can now only be viewed by registered members. 1
- cancelled trips and no school blazers as fears for their children grow. 1
- causing severe disruption to services. 1
- CBSE 2
- championed by PM Rishi Sunak 1
- Changes 1
- charities say. 1
- charity Diabetes UK says. 1
- cheese and crisps 1
- Chris Brookes-Smith could have died from eating peanuts - but taking part in a clinical trial has changed his life. 1
- citing waiting times and lack of staff as key concerns. 1
- college or university five days a week is not the only way to get a qualification. 1
- comes after months of negotiations. 1
- commissioned by the Department for Education 1
- compared with 46% of the wider population. 1
- compared with 84% of the boys. 1
- conditions and workload of teachers in England. 1
- conditions and workload reduction. 1
- cougars and bobcats - have died of the virus over the past several weeks. 1
- could help people live disease-free 1
- could speed up diagnosis and relieve NHS pressure 1
- Covid and the cost-of living crisis 1
- creating some of the toughest anti-tobacco laws. 1
- csir 1
- CTET 1
- cutting into classroom spending 1
- daily one maths question power multiplication tricks how to multiple with power in tamil 1
- data shared with BBC News suggests. 1
- decodes a rule taught by Panini 1
- denied the allegations at a disciplinary panel. 1
- deputy leader Angela Rayner says. 1
- describes how his "bubbly" daughter died within hours. 1
- describes how his "bubbly"daughter died within hours. 1
- designed to preserve the patient's own knee joint. 1
- despite being fit to leave 1
- despite it having some of the toughest lockdown rules in the world. 1
- despite negative messages. 1
- despite rising demand. 1
- despite student numbers growing. 1
- died after the bacteria outbreak at a Surrey school. 1
- difficulty swallowing and irritable bowel symptoms are possible markers 1
- discovered she had been swapped at birth. 1
- disease-carrying pests that are becoming more common in the UK. 2
- dismissing a new pay offer as "insulating". 1
- divided No 10 - a timely reminder of events in November 2020. 1
- doctors are facing terrible decisions about who should get a bed. 1
- doctors warn. 3
- documents show. 1
- does it look fair or impossibly difficult? 1
- don't worry you still have loads of options. 1
- down from 37.4%. 1
- Download Hall Ticket 2
- Dr Nighat Arif & Dr Christine Ekechi 1
- Dr Nighat Arif & Dr Christine Ekechi. 1
- due this week. 1
- early evidence suggests. 1
- education or training has risen by 110 1
- egg 1
- email and post. 1
- end-of-life services and talking therapies at risk in England. 1
- endured "agonising" wait 1
- energy and council tax 1
- England's children's commissioner says. 1
- english 2
- Environmental Education 1
- environmental science 2
- even denying the Ebola virus's existence. 1
- even if doctor strikes cease 1
- exam boards warn. 1
- experts say. 6
- experts tell the BBC. 1
- eyes and fingernails 1
- faced leaving school at 16 but three years later he's off to university. 1
- Fastest Way to find cube of any number #Vedic maths tricks for fast calculation 1
- favoured by Hollywood celebrities 1
- fears he will be dead before his compensation is paid. 1
- feckless and disinterested" 1
- fell into a bath full of scalding hot water when she was two. 1
- figures from a national audit show. 1
- figures show. 1
- finances and career 1
- find out what's happening in your area. 2
- finds her death was "unpreventable". 1
- finds hospital "boring" and loves the lessons which are believed to be a hospital first. 1
- finds long-running poll 1
- Fiona Scolding KC says. 1
- five 1
- following a Financial Times report. 1
- following formal sign off from the prime minister and chancellor. 1
- following successful pilot studies. 1
- following the childcare expansion 1
- following the suicide of headteacher Ruth Perry in 2023. 1
- following the Unison and GMB unions. 1
- follows advice one shot provides equal protection to the current two. 1
- food addiction and health inequality. 1
- Fourth semester 1
- from 08:00 on Tuesday. 1
- from Bristol 1
- from Coventry 1
- from December 1
- from India 1
- from Northumberland 1
- from Portishead 1
- from September 1
- funding 1
- funding and cost of living pressures mean a greater risk of an unfair system 1
- further teacher strikes are set to go ahead this month and next. 1
- gathered the experiences of almost 800 school workers across the region. 1
- gave evidence at an employment tribunal. 1
- Geraint John lost his 43-year-old wife and the mother of his three children to cancer. 1
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- BBC News Learners at Denbigh High School were sent home after "historical chemicals" were found in a cupboard. 1
- BBC News Lecturers are also being harassed 1
- BBC News Leeds NHS Trust was paid the money after claiming services met safe standards of care. 1
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- BBC News Mia Rose Harrison says more awareness of the condition is needed. 1
- BBC News Migraines are one of the most complex neurological disorders. What is the science behind the latest hack? 1
- BBC News More than 100 million people 1
- BBC News Mothers with serious mental health problems are separated from their babies in Northern Ireland 1
- BBC News Music and modern languages will still be offered at Cardiff University 1
- BBC News Music can evoke powerful memories and offers a sense of normality for people dealing with illness or death. 1
- BBC News New figures reveal mums in England see their earnings drop after having a first 1
- BBC News New testing methods which are more accurate than previous tests lead to the changes. 1
- BBC News New World screwworm myiasis was found in a patient who returned to the US from El Salvador 1
- BBC News NHS Confederation chair Lord Adebowale says his mother's death illustrates inequalities in the system. 1
- BBC News NHS England says 18 requests have been rejected 1
- BBC News NHS England says the first patients able to get the jab will be those most in need. 1
- BBC News Nicotine products designed to appeal to children are being openly sold in shops in Scotland. 1
- BBC News Nine families receive compensation after the outbreak linked to a Cambridge-based hospital. 1
- BBC News Nitrous oxide overdoses have increased in the US 2
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- BBC News Obstacles include difficulty booking appointments and too few jab reminders 1
- BBC News Official figures show that the birth rate in England and Wales went up for the first time since 2021. 1
- BBC News Olympic gold medalist Sophie Capewell talks about how periods impact female cyclists and athletes. 1
- BBC News Omagh group Support 2gether is a finalist in the BBC's Make a Difference Awards. 1
- BBC News One of the most devastating diseases finally has a treatment that can slow its progression and transform lives 1
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- BBC News Parents are sent a letter just as the new school year starts telling them A levels are being dropped. 1
- BBC News Parents who experience pregnancy loss at any stage will be entitled to leave from work under planned changes. 1
- BBC News Patients say they were left immobile or addicted to painkillers after receiving the NexGen implant. 1
- BBC News Patients who died at Castle Hill Hospital near Hull may have suffered avoidable harm 1
- BBC News People with experience of compulsive buying say more NHS help is needed to tackle the issue. 1
- BBC News People with learning disabilities and autism die almost 20 years younger than the rest of the population. 1
- BBC News Pre-menstrual dysphoric disorder is treated by the contraceptive pill - putting some women in a dilemma. 1
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- BBC News Pupils hand in their smartphones for a week as part of an experiment by the University of Kent. 1
- BBC News Resident doctors in England will strike over pay for five days from 25 July. 1
- BBC News Resident doctors unhappy with 5.4% pay rise with union warning strikes in England could return. 1
- BBC News Retailers will no longer be able to sell single-use vapes as new laws comes into force across the UK. 1
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- BBC News School leaders say emotionally based school avoidance is increasing 1
- BBC News Schools in Lincolnshire are due to benefit from the work which is expected to last into next year. 1
- BBC News Schools that have already changed their uniform policy say is allows children to play for longer. 1
- BBC News Scientists leading the trial at University College London believe the blood test could improve the accuracy of diagnosis of the disease to more than 90%. 1
- BBC News Seven people died following multiple failures by Karen Booth who continues to work for the NHS. 2
- BBC News Seventeen children have been treated at the Liverpool hospital for the virus since June. 1
- BBC News Shingles vaccine to reduce dementia risk? Antibiotic resistant gonorrhoea & tech trousers 1
- BBC News Shop-bought health kits for a wide range of conditions are readily available across the UK. 1
- BBC News Should schools be teaching children to toughen up? 3
- BBC News Simple tips to help you get a good night's sleep during hot weather. 2
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- BBC News Singer says tests following surgery to remove her breast show no spread of the disease 1
- BBC News Siobhan Gorman was 16 weeks pregnant and home alone when she gave birth to baby Archie. 1
- BBC News Sizewell C says it will open the new college in September 2027. 1
- BBC News Social media is awash with claims it can help us destress and lower cortisol levels – but experts warn against these "quick fixes". 1
- BBC News Some areas have seen prices rise by as much as 13% 1
- BBC News Some black market cigarettes have been found to contain dead flies and asbestos. But the trade nods to a wider issue 1
- BBC News Some children paid "the highest price" of death because of redeployments 2
- BBC News Some disposable vape users say they are stockpiling 1
- BBC News Some feel left out of a new government jobs scheme 1
- BBC News Some Jhoots pharmacies are accused of not paying staff 1
- BBC News Some parents offer money and gifts ahead of exams results - but does the promise of a reward work? 1
- BBC News Some say devices enhance learning 1
- BBC News Some social media influencers are pushing products to young gym-goers and students 2
- BBC News Some studies have suggested an association between the two 1
- BBC News Stoke-on-Trent South MP Allison Gardner says at one point she considered having her bladder removed. 1
- BBC News Students at a secondary school in London wrote letters to themselves at the height of Covid - and opened them again just before their GCSEs. 1
- BBC News Students express frustration over the uncertainty of evacuation plans to the UK. 1
- BBC News Teaching unions say schools are "picking up the pieces" as more children are starting reception without key skills. 1
- BBC News Teenagers say it is easy to get hold of the products 1
- BBC News That Time of the Month with Naga Munchetty 2
- BBC News The announcement comes two weeks after a heavily critical report into payments to thousands of victims. 1
- BBC News The BBC speaks to four young people who say skipping university does not have to mean missing out on success. 1
- BBC News The British Medical Association 1
- BBC News The challenges of dating when you have a serious allergy. 1
- BBC News The charity-run centre in Hull will help women with the condition that can cause extreme pain. 1
- BBC News The charity's chief executive says "at least half" of their branches will close in the UK and Ireland. 1
- BBC News The comedian talks about some of the things she has struggled with as a new mother in her forties. 2
- BBC News The coroner opens the inquests into the deaths of Pauline Brown and Jennifer Fox. 1
- BBC News The cost of all-inclusive family package holidays to many popular destinations has risen this year. 1
- BBC News The debate around assisted dying has been a polarised one - and there are still hurdles to cross before it will be a reality here. 1
- BBC News The Department for the Economy says the unions have agreed an increase of 5.5% for 2024/25. 1
- BBC News The Department of Education is considering removing AS-levels and a return to a two-year A-level course. 1
- BBC News The disposable vape ban is designed to reduce environmental damage and protect children's health. 1
- BBC News The draft guidance advises against many popular but unproven fertility add-ons offered by clinics. 1
- BBC News The drug's US manufacturer has asked UK distributors to stop taking orders from pharmacies until next month's price increase. 1
- BBC News The free Wolverhampton session is aimed at showing women what support is available 1
- BBC News The GCSE pass rate has fallen again this year. Here's what you need to know. 1
- BBC News The government wants to invest billions to make the National Biosecurity Centre the largest in Europe. 1
- BBC News The government wants universities to check the safety of halls and reach out to families after a death. 2
- BBC News The government will no longer fund some courses for older learners in order to boost entry level training places. 1
- BBC News The home tests will be offered so that women can check for cervical cancer without visiting a GP. 1
- BBC News The inquest following the death of Paloma Shemirani raises the question of how to prevent young people from health misinformation 1
- BBC News The key health checks we should be aware of 1
- BBC News The lab is used to recreate emergency situations so staff can learn in a risk-free environment. 1
- BBC News The Labour peer says the strikes could damage public trust in doctors. 1
- BBC News The meeting with Wes Streeting will take place next week 1
- BBC News The meetings allow primary and secondary school councils to shape policy directly with government. 1
- BBC News The MP for Ilford North pledges to work "constructively" on technical aspects of the legislation. 1
- BBC News The murals are created at a special education school and wellbeing and cancer support centre. 1
- BBC News The new league tables score trusts on measures including finances and patient access to care. 1
- BBC News The new technology could be a "game-changer" resulting in patients being treated sooner 2
- BBC News The NHS in England and Wales will start offering the MMRV vaccine to young children from January 2026. 2
- BBC News The number of children being admitted to hospital with constipation is at a 10-year high. 1
- BBC News The number of drug deaths is expected to have dropped slightly 1
- BBC News The number of students reporting mental health concerns is rising. But to what extent should the onus be on universities? 1
- BBC News The Ombudsman says the council should have reviewed the child's education plan. 1
- BBC News The percentage of boys' grades that were A* or A was 28.4% 1
- BBC News The PM says it's 'reform or die' for the NHS 2
- BBC News The pop star speaks for the first time about living with the condition following her diagnosis. 1
- BBC News The prescribed medication 1
- BBC News The president says it will speed up integration into East Africa 1
- BBC News The primary school pupils in Havering are told not to play outside due to the risk from the bird. 2
- BBC News The prize-winning work explains how the immune system attacks hostile infections 1
- BBC News The quest for brick-like abs has become serious business - even if you're only in Year 8. 1
- BBC News The rebate allays fears of a 170% price rise but patients are warned the cost of the drug will still jump. 1
- BBC News The Reform UK deputy leader says some children are receiving Send provision who do not need it. 1
- BBC News The Royal College of Nursing has been holding a consultative vote on their 3.6% pay rise. 1
- BBC News The RSPB 1
- BBC News The school in Cramlington will remain closed until Thursday 1
- BBC News The singer says she had emergency surgery shortly after performing at a festival in August 2023. 1
- BBC News The soap actor meets families fighting for their children’s education for BBC Panorama. 1
- BBC News The Society of Radiographers says more patients are filming for social media without permission. 1
- BBC News The star illegally advertised prescription-only weight loss drugs 1
- BBC News The support will be available to those on "priority courses" 1
- BBC News The target set by the Department of Health for patients red flagged for breast cancer to be assessed is 14 days. 1
- BBC News The treatment will be offered to those most at risk from August after a record number of cases. 1
- BBC News The two fathers say the current guidance on smartphones in schools is unsafe for children. 1
- BBC News The UKHSA and Somerset Council have put together a list on how to stay safe at festivals this summer. 1
- BBC News The University and College Union says its members will walk out for 10 days over the coming weeks. 1
- BBC News The vote to decriminalise the procedure is the biggest change to abortion laws in England and Wales for nearly 60 years. 1
- BBC News The wellness drinks industry is booming – but the big benefits they promise might be too good to be true. 1
- BBC News There have been hundreds of cases of acute pancreatitis in people who have also taken Mounjaro 1
- BBC News There is growing concern over Britons seeking overseas treatments such as hair implants and dental work. 1
- BBC News They have filed a lawsuit against US right-wing influencer Candace Owens who claims the French first lady was born male. 1
- BBC News They warn some reusable vapes have "identical" packaging to single-use ones and are sold at the same price. 1
- BBC News Thousands of resident doctors are currently on strike after a dispute with the government over pay. 1
- BBC News Three families share the realisations that enabled them to declutter and transform their homes and lives. 1
- BBC News Three teenage girls talk to 5 Live about the importance of safe and open conversations on topics such as hormones 1
- BBC News Three young men tell the BBC what's driving them to "cut and bulk" - an intense diet and workout regime. 1
- BBC News Three young people tell the BBC what support they would have liked during their recent results days. 1
- BBC News Tom Parker was treated in one of 70 harbour health clinics after breaking his fibula fishing at sea. 2
- BBC News Tracey Meechan's pain from an ovarian cyst is so severe she cannot bend over - but still has no date for surgery. 1
- BBC News Tuition fees will rise to £9 1
- BBC News Two men under the care of the same NHS trust as Valdo Calocane carried out stabbings weeks before the Nottingham attacks. 1
- BBC News Two mums who struggled to breastfed their babies say a peer support group helped them. 1
- BBC News Two new potential drugs have been designed by AI to kill drug-resistant bacteria 1
- BBC News Two school girls are campaigning for legislation to force schools to offer girls a choice. 1
- BBC News Two women leading the way in Equine Assisted Therapy and Learning 1
- BBC News Two-year-old Hannah cannot use most play equipment due to her cerebral palsy. 1
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- BBC News Understanding the pressure elite sports puts on women’s bodies is pushing athletes to new levels of excellence. 1
- BBC News Union unhappy as bosses say they plan to keep non-urgent services running during walkout. 1
- BBC News Universities are facing ongoing financial worries 1
- BBC News University workers will vote on national strike action this month over a 1.4% pay offer made in the summer. 1
- BBC News US scientists testing the technique say it could help people overcome infertility and potentially allow same-sex couples to have a genetically related child. 1
- BBC News Using the cafe to treat patients "will not be allowed to happen again" 1
- BBC News Warnings for some 'emerging' food allergens should be added to food packaging 1
- BBC News We ask what's brewing in Birmingham's bins 2
- BBC News We investigate the safety of melatonin as a sleep aid 2
- BBC News We try to figure out why drug deaths are at an all-time high - and what can be done. 2
- BBC News What makes a healthy first meal of the day 1
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- BBC News Why fungal diseases are becoming more dangerous to human health 3
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- BBC News Why is uterine fibroids 1
- BBC News With pupils resitting Maths and English GCSEs at an all-time high 1
- BBC News Women deserve better than to have their menstrual data treated as consumer data 1
- BBC News Women would never be prosecuted for terminating a pregnancy under proposed new laws. 1
- BBC News Working parents are now able to access 30 hours of childcare per week 1
- BBC News Young people consider the next steps as Ucas data shows declining university applications. 1
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- 325 people living with HIV in Northern Ireland. 1
- 33 1
- 34 2
- 348 applications for London secondary schools for September. 1
- 37 1
- 400 patients in hospital with flu as delays in A&E and for ambulances mount. 1
- 400 schools. 1
- 41 2
- 43 1
- 446 patients. 1
- 48% of men said they felt pressure to "tough it out" when it came to potential health issues. 1
- 5 1
- 50 1
- 500 facilities - "require improvement". 1
- 500 times greater than carbon dioxide 1
- 500 women were fitted with coils as part of attempts to limit the territory's population. 1
- 535 2
- 535 for students in England and Wales in August 2025. 1
- 55 1
- 600 pills were bought by a BBC reporter who entered false information online without challenge. 1
- 63 1
- 655 has failed to reach the pay packets of some "bank" nurses 1
- 69 1
- 7.6% less volume of wine was sold daily 1
- 700 cases are undiagnosed. 1
- 700 families' cases will be examined. 1
- 79 1
- 8 1
- 800 patients well enough to leave hospital. 1
- 85 2
- 870 to the BMA strike fund to compensate for any upset. 1
- 879 students has been constructed in Glasgow since 2015. 1
- a BBC investigation into Evolv’s AI weapons scanner reveals doubts about its effectiveness. 1
- a BBC News investigation finds. 1
- a British 74-year-old care home resident 1
- a charity finds. 2
- a charity says. 1
- a charity warns. 1
- a consultant orthopaedic surgeon who worked at the hospital’s lower limb reconstruction service. 1
- a coroner says. 1
- a court hears. 2
- a court ruling says. 1
- a cross-party group says. 1
- a cutting-edge test diagnosed Ellie Irwin with a rare bacterial infection. 1
- a disciplinary panel heard. 1
- a five-day party on Worthy Farm doesn't come without its risks. 1
- a head teachers’ union says. 1
- a health chief says. 1
- a judge says. 1
- a letter to the prime minister says. 1
- a master of the ancient language. 1
- a nursing body says. 1
- a paediatric consultant says. 1
- a pancreatic enzyme replacement therapy 1
- a panel heard. 1
- a reduction in tic frequency of 25%. 1
- a report by MPs says. 2
- a report finds. 3
- a report says. 1
- a report shows. 1
- a review finds. 1
- a review says. 2
- a senior government advisor says. 2
- a study finds. 2
- a study says. 2
- a study suggests - with some relying on food parcels. 1
- a study suggests. 8
- a survey by Coram Family and Childcare suggests. 1
- a survey has revealed. 1
- a survey suggests 1
- a survey suggests. 2
- a Teaching Regulation Agency report says. 1
- a think tank says. 2
- a think tank warns. 1
- a UK agency says. 1
- a UN report finds. 1
- a union says. 1
- a US programme that fights global Aids. 1
- a watchdog finds. 1
- a watchdog says. 2
- Aberdeenshire and Skye are badly hit 1
- according to a major survey. 1
- according to exclusive analysis of death certificate data carried out for BBC News. 1
- according to NHS data analysis. 1
- according to specialists. 1
- according to the latest ONS figures. 1
- Admit Card 2022 2
- advisers tell NHS. 1
- affecting 23 1
- affordable childcare. 1
- Afi Farma 1
- after Covid disruption led to spikes in top grades. 1
- after demand grew in the pandemic - and the acceptance rate remains about 85%. 1
- after finishing a course of chemotherapy. 1
- after government vaccine experts made recommendation. 1
- after its headteacher took her life. 1
- after MPs called for them to be scrapped. 1
- after senior staff in the NHS revealed just how close some hospitals were to collapse 1
- after she nearly died. 1
- aged six. 1
- ahead of his treatment. 1
- ahead of joint strike action next week. 1
- allergies and asthma. 1
- alongside insulin treatment 1
- alongside measures of pupil health and education. 1
- also known as chronic fatigue syndrome? 1
- ambulance and rail would have to provide minimum services in laws planned for later this year. 1
- ambulance staff and physiotherapists are striking in a dispute over pay. 1
- amid a fresh appeal for donors. 2
- amid concerns of abuse. 1
- an abortion provider says. 1
- an Alzheimer's charity says. 1
- an expert tells the BBC. 1
- an inquest hears 1
- an inquest hears. 1
- an inquiry hears. 2
- analysis suggests. 1
- and a significant number are neurodivergent or have other health conditions 2
- and another woman took their own lives at separate hospitals in Middlesbrough. 1
- and can't get on waiting lists despite having broken teeth. 1
- and changing law could make situation worse. 1
- and claim they could be there for two months. 1
- and diarrhoea. 1
- and doctors then found a brain tumour. 1
- and drivers face testing conditions. 1
- and even switch courses 1
- and focus on practical rather than academic subjects. 1
- and it faces an annual shortfall of over £30 1
- and Justin Bieber both have Ramsay Hunt syndrome (RHS) 1
- and more are planned. 1
- and other professionals to report concerns or face criminal sanctions. 1
- and paramedics set to walk out on Wednesday. 1
- and scans being delayed. 1
- and stays warm by using the heat from pupils 1
- and the fear of constant moving. 1
- and the risk to the public is low. 1
- and then she discovered she had to go through it again. 1
- and three others from the same club are chosen to represent GB at a world games. 1
- and what can be done about it? 1
- and what they wish they'd known beforehand. 1
- Anna Champneys shares advice she would give her younger self. 1
- Anna Champneys shares advice she'd give her younger self. 1
- apologises for shared housekeeping photos of student accommodation. 1
- appear more effective. 1
- appears in court charged with three counts of attempted murder. 1
- are being put at risk 2
- are celebrating with five other sets. 1
- are chatbots a possible solution? 1
- are exempted from paying federal income taxes. 1
- argues the body should reflect the students. 1
- art sessions and the chance to meet an Exmoor pony. 1
- as a new NHS testing scheme shows promising results. 1
- as a union leader urges him to "come clean". 1
- as cases of measles rise across England. 1
- as charities say earlier support is needed. 1
- as demand rises. 1
- as demand soars at Royal Bolton Hospital. 1
- as doctors charge premium rates to provide cover. 1
- as expert says funding everyone eligible would "bankrupt" the service. 1
- as fund raises £11.3m. 1
- as hospitals declare critical incidents. 1
- as list sizes jump 17% since 2015. 1
- as much damage occurs before symptoms appear. 1
- as nurses demand a 19% pay rise. 1
- as one group battles to reach kids at risk. 1
- as reports to the GMC of antisemitism surge. 1
- as the drive to boost numbers falls short. 1
- as the prime minister backs her appearance. 1
- as they're known in French 1
- as vaccine rates fall. 1
- as well as many charities and religious groups 1
- as well as reducing red tape and targets. 1
- assault or being touched without consent accounted for more than one in five cases. 1
- Assessment For Learning 1
- assessments before the attack show - yet his care did not change. 1
- assisted suicide or euthanasia 3
- at least eight victims of drug misuse have been buried in Oban's Pennyfuir cemetery. 1
- at the front and at home. 1
- attempted to murder the premature baby by dislodging her breathing tube. 1
- authorities say. 1
- B.ed 7
- B.Ed first year 1
- B.Ed First year Second semester Important questions 3
- B.Ed first year first semester 5
- B.Ed second year third semester 6
- ballot results reveal. 1
- Barnaby Webber and Grace O'Malley-Kumar in 2023. 1
- based on early trial results. 1
- based on his own melanoma research. 1
- BBC analysis finds. 2
- BBC finds. 3
- BBC News Stromness Primary welcomed the unusual new intake of P1s on their first day of school. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education 1
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- BBC News - Family & Education "Huge" school absences when "mum and dad are at home" 1
- BBC News - Family & Education 500 Words is set to return this year 1
- BBC News - Family & Education A "lack of basic information" from ministers is "shocking and disappointing" 1
- BBC News - Family & Education A bill designed to "raise education standards" in England has been dropped 1
- BBC News - Family & Education A black British family has made a TV series based on their self-published book about boosting diversity. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education A chapter on the workings of Mughal courts has been deleted from high school textbooks 1
- BBC News - Family & Education A charity says its data highlights how predators took advantage of the worldwide Covid-19 situation. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education A charity warns the number of new purpose-built rooms is tumbling 1
- BBC News - Family & Education A committee will look at how useful inspections are for parents 1
- BBC News - Family & Education A drug support charity is targeting primary schools to provide drug-harm education. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education A fifth of childminders in England have left the sector in the last three years. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education A four-year-old who was fighting for her life with a strep A infection is recovering 1
- BBC News - Family & Education A fundraiser was set up after a crucial advertiser pulled out 1
- BBC News - Family & Education A group of Indian academics want their names to be removed from textbooks they helped write - why? 1
- BBC News - Family & Education A group of mothers are helping each other to cope with enforced separation from their children. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education A head teacher in Harlow says school inspections are not doing what they "say on the tin". 1
- BBC News - Family & Education A head teachers' union says even staff struggled to understand parts of a Year 6 reading paper. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education A local scout group sets up a marquee for pupils at a school affected by the concrete crisis. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education A machine is allowing disabled pupils at one school to experience walking for the first time. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education A month after a council report criticised standards in Somerset 1
- BBC News - Family & Education A new course will teach student high-demand sustainability skills through non-traditional teaching. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education A new cross sector advisory body is being set up to advise schools on developments in the field. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education A one-year-old was placed in an induced coma a day after a hospital discharged him 1
- BBC News - Family & Education A petition will be handed to the government calling for Ofsted to be replaced following Ruth Perry's death. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education A podcast featuring Welsh adoptees aims to tackle myths about adoption. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education A quarter of children in England were persistently absent last term 1
- BBC News - Family & Education A record number of female students have started an agriculture course at Borders College. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education A report says Ofsted is seen as "toxic" and inspectors should not have direct contact with schools. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education A report urges ministers to improve uptake to a tutoring scheme designed to help students in England catch up. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education A row about a Palestinian flag on a child's coat escalates into a protest at the school gates. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education A secondary school that stopped students having physical contact seemingly backtracks on its policy. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education A series of local family hubs will be opened in England after a survey showed knowledge gaps existed. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education A student who ignored the symptoms of meningitis urges others to be aware of the signs. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education A teacher is in hospital and a teenage boy is in custody 1
- BBC News - Family & Education A teaching assistant denies she removed an autistic boy's ear defenders to punish him. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education A teaching assistant says wages in the sector are "disrespectful" as their jobs are skilled. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education A team is translating the Bible - from original Greek and Hebrew - into British Sign Language. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education A type of concrete now long past its usual lifespan has been found at two primaries in Bradford. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education A UK family will pay on average £943 for six weeks of school-age childcare 1
- BBC News - Family & Education A union says it will not ask members to consider the latest offer without more detail. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education A weather warning for snow and ice across Northern Ireland is extended until noon on Thursday. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education About 500 staff have signed a letter over plans to award degrees without "necessary expertise". 1
- BBC News - Family & Education About 70 food parcels were claimed within half an hour of the foodbank opening before Christmas. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Absence rates by early December were already ahead of 2021's autumn figures 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Academics are leaving a city which at one time attracted top talent for its world-class universities. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Academics say bosses at the University of Edinburgh were told of problems with its finance shakeup. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Afghan teenage girls describe feeling "broken" at being barred from attending school under Taliban rule. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education After a four-year-old joins Mensa 1
- BBC News - Family & Education After a school stabbing 1
- BBC News - Family & Education After an incident at school 1
- BBC News - Family & Education After two students were killed in Nottingham 1
- BBC News - Family & Education After years of talking about the NHS 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Ahmed is a charismatic 11-year-old Yemeni boy the BBC met two years ago when he was teaching a class in a bombed-out classroom. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education All children of working parents in England will get 30 hours of funded childcare by September 2025. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education All under 5s will get 30 hours free care from September 2025 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Allowing prayer rituals at a high-achieving London school would "undermine inclusion" 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Almost every school will be closed during the first Scotland-wide teachers' strike since the 1980s. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Almost half needed support for their mental health or wellbeing in the last year 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Amanda Spielman says she has no reason to doubt school inspection 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Amanda Spielman says she is "not comfortable" with younger children having unlimited internet access. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education An accidental audio recording made on a pupil's iPad reveals "gross misconduct" at a special school. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education An advisory group will consider whether a new maths qualification is needed for 16 to 18-year-olds. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education An asylum-seeking mother mounts legal challenge after the Welsh government ends support. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education An email from John Taylor High School to parents included attachments with every student's marks. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education An English reading paper fuels debate about the purpose of the tests for Year 6 pupils in England. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education An invitation to Kathleen Stock is not behind a split with the debating society 1
- BBC News - Family & Education An SQA strike could prevent pupils getting exam results after a below-inflation pay rise is rejected. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Andy Burnham wants his new qualification to be a technical alternative to the English Baccalaureate. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Andy Perry says he is still waiting for government advice on how much of his school is unsafe. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Another UK child has died from this highly contagious infection. What should people look out for? 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Applications also fell 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Archie Harrop's parents were told he could not go to the Lake District with his classmates. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Around 100 1
- BBC News - Family & Education As a strike gets under way in England and Wales 1
- BBC News - Family & Education As food prices soar 1
- BBC News - Family & Education As Manchester United and Manchester City meet in Saturday's FA Cup final 1
- BBC News - Family & Education As students across the UK find out their exam results 1
- BBC News - Family & Education As the cost of living rises nearly half of universities now promote part-time jobs on their websites. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education As the University of East Anglia grapples with a rising deficit 1
- BBC News - Family & Education BBC analysis of notices issued by coroners shows repeated failings in the care of autistic people. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education BBC News had advance sight of the reading paper 1
- BBC News - Family & Education BBC News NI understands officials are modelling different cuts and no decisions have yet been made. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education BBC News spoke to two students who say the cost-of-living crisis is taking its toll on their studies. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education BBC Young Reporter winner David investigates why there are so few black and minority ethnic teachers. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education BBC Young Reporters Theo and Ben look at how teenagers use AI like ChatGPT to spruce up their schoolwork. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Big Has holds a special cooking class to primary school pupils in Tottenham. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Big tech firms like IBM are no longer asking for degrees when hiring staff. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Bitesize finds young people probably aren’t spending as much time online as some might think. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Both antisemitic and islamophobic abuse is rising at universities 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Both current and retired staff face "a severe and drastic impact" from the delays 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Bridget Phillipson claims Labour is now the "party of the family" in a speech about the party's plans. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Brighton University is withholding pay to staff taking part in a national marking boycott. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education But less than one-in-four countries have laws or policies prohibiting them 1
- BBC News - Family & Education But the education secretary rejects the party's plan to end tax reliefs as a "policy of envy". 1
- BBC News - Family & Education But the sector says asking landlords to review restrictive contracts will only make a small difference. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Calls for an urgent government investigation into the impact of rising prices on school attendance. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Campaigners launched a judicial review against the relationships and sexuality education curriculum. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Changes in the US are enticing more people to file bankruptcy to clear their student loans. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Charlie Taylor says a "fundamental reorientation" of prisons is the only way to reduce reoffending. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Cheating in exams is common in India 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Children in England are facing long delays in assessments 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Children's charities says the government should make physical punishment of children illegal. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Chloe Fussell looked after her disabled siblings and terminally-ill mother for years. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Christoforos Nicolaou's parents say he was sent "horrific" messages online before he died. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Classrooms are being left empty as the cost of living in the capital means families are moving out. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Clive Lewis says "comparable institutions" to UEA "are not facing the same crisis". 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Collecting the eggs and tending to goats are part of an average day for Handsworth primary pupils. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Colleges say lower grades and more teenagers mean they are struggling to cope with compulsory resits. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Costs rise by 5.9% in a year in Great Britain while availability drops 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Council staff in four areas across Scotland walk out in pursuit of a better pay offer. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Councils will contact parents and carers with offers of primary school places in England and Wales. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Councils will soon be offering secondary school places to children in England and Wales. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Crowsmill Craft Centre in Shropshire celebrates10 years of supporting people. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Daniel Jillings 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Dave Marshall Barrett attended the school as a pupil before he became a music teacher. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Demand for childcare in England will rise once government increases funded hours 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Dozens of schools are dealing with the aftermath of Ralph Crowe's work in the 1970s. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Dr Katriona O'Sullivan 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Dr Martin Hanbury quit the role after Ruth Perry took her own life ahead of a report on her school. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Duane Williams oversees the improvement of Ofsted reports at Colton Hills Community School. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Earlier diagnoses and more special school places are part of reforms to England's system of support. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education East Park specialist school in Glasgow is celebrating record success for its pupils in their Nat 1s. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Edinburgh students are 'intensely frustrated' by degree delays after a UK-wide marking boycott. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Education experts say the national tutoring programme helped some pupils but could have reached more. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Education Minister Jeremy Miles says the cost of living "should never be a barrier" to university. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Education minsters have written to vice-chancellors over the welfare of Jewish students on campus. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Education Secretary Gillian Keegan is explaining the idea to schools in England this week. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education EIS members are walking out in the constituencies of senior politicians in the ongoing row over pay. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Ellesmere College leaders must produce an action plan after failing to meet five of eight targets. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Emma Károlyi joins the Windsor school famous for being the home of St George's Chapel's choir. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education England cricketers Nat and Katherine Sciver-Brunt will read about an emotional sloth. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Essex has the highest number of schools with potentially weak concrete known as RAAC. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Exams are getting under way for most students in England 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Experts warn only an official diagnosis can give people access to the appropriate help and treatment. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Families feel they have been battling the system for too long 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Families in the county which has the highest number of schools affected by Raac share their stories. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Families say they may have to move after a Renfrewshire village was left short of up to 1 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Farmer Lee Wilson says he secretly planted 80 acres of the flowers as a 50th anniversary gift. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education First-class degrees were given to 32.8% of students in England last year 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Foreign students whose degrees were cut short by Russia's invasion are able to complete their studies. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Former prime minister Liz Truss is among those concerned plans to overhaul the system could be scrapped. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Four unions accepted a 6.5% pay rise in July 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Fresh accusations emerge in South Africa after a BBC series exposed alleged abuse at UK schools. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education George Baldock says amazing teachers at a pupil referral unit got him into the University of Cambridge. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Gerard Knight 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Given rising costs 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Guardians of the Galaxy actor Will Poulter visits his sister in London for Thank a Teacher Day. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Half of England's special educational needs schools are over-subscribed 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Head teacher Ruth Perry took her own life after her school was downgraded. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Head teachers in England will be issued guidance aimed at stopping pupils using phones during the school day. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Head teachers take action "in solidarity" with Ruth Parry 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Head teachers talk frankly about the mental health impact that Ofsted inspections have had on them. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Health and animal welfare campaigners say the overuse of antibiotics by UK farmers should be banned. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Heidi is one of many students who say the rising cost of living is affecting their studies. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Highly selective courses at elite universities will "go quite quickly" 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Hilary Odunayo says student finance is an "underserved market" and hopes her viewers "learn something new". 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Homeless children speak about life in cramped temporary accommodation 1
- BBC News - Family & Education How did a strong-willed and funny teenager become a victim of negligence and die of morbid obesity? 1
- BBC News - Family & Education How do you sign 'carbon footprint' in BSL? 1
- BBC News - Family & Education How one US school found a clever solution when they had to quickly find a new home. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education How teenagers who were disengaged from education are helped to get back on track in their GCSEs. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Human Rights Watch says victims of the scandal still face long waits and inadequate compensation. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education If you don't get the grades you want 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Imogen 1
- BBC News - Family & Education In Wha Kim spends her lunch break introducing Peterborough pupils to Korean language and culture. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Incoming Durham University chancellor Fiona Hill says fees and loans structure needs rethinking. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Initial reports suggest the experiment involved sodium bicarbonate and methylated spirits. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Inspections are increasingly seen as "something to dread" 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Intervening when a child is very young can stop mental health conditions developing 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Isaac Uzoegbu was hit by a car when he ran from home. His head teacher says it could have been prevented. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Isla Fosbury 1
- BBC News - Family & Education It comes as one parent whose son is studying remotely due to Raac says it's "like Covid all over again". 1
- BBC News - Family & Education It is expected many schools will close until midday on Tuesday 21 February. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education It is expected most schools will close as almost every teacher is likely to take action. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education It is the first time in its history that the ASCL will ballot its members over strike action. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education It is the first time the inspectorate has taken responsibility for the part it played in her death. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education It is the latest policy restricting women's education since the Taliban returned to power last year. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education It is the latest UK institution to cut ties to the family over their links to the US opioid crisis. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education It marks the end of intensive talks on the pay 1
- BBC News - Family & Education It took five years for Kevin Doxey to be jailed after two of his victims complained. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education James Young 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Japan offers same-sex couples no clear legal protection 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Jared Ndisang was not given the option to take a break when he became unwell in his third year. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Just 13% of care leavers go to university at 18 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Just over half of girls in secondary school enjoy PE lessons 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Katie Mitchell 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Kerry Forrester says the tests have too much of a negative impact on children's mental health. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Lead inspectors in England were given mental health awareness training during the two-week pause. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Leaked messages show the then-health and education secretaries clashed over classes resuming. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Leigh-Anne Pinnock receives an honorary doctorate for her work on racial equality. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Letters are sent out by two schools in Essex warning "physical contact" will not be tolerated. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education London College of Communication's MA documentary photography and photojournalism course graduates' work. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Loneliness campaigners say the government initiative was welcome but that more funding was also needed. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Louise Morgan pays £71 a day for her two sons 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Luke Henshaw 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Many are altering timetables and seeking new classrooms after having to shut unsafe concrete buildings. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Many in social care believe overseas staff saved the system from collapse 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Many people are using AI like ChatGPT to improve their language skills but learning that way has drawbacks. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Mark Hodgson recreates his campus in Lego form because he does not have many photographs of it. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Max and his mother Suzie tell the BBC about trying to get the support he needs in Oxfordshire. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Members of the Association of School and College Leaders accept a 6.5% pay offer for teachers. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Members of the National Education Union in England will strike on Thursday 27 April and Tuesday 2 May. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Members of the National Education Union in Wales will be consulted on the new pay offer. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Members of the National Education Union walked out for the fifth time in England on Tuesday. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Mia Suljic fled war-torn Bosnia as a toddler and is now a head of department at her former school. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Mike Amesbury 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Minister denies weakening the Online Safety Bill after dropping the "legal but harmful" material measures. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education More than 100 English schools have to make new arrangements days before term begins. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education More than 144 1
- BBC News - Family & Education More than 300 1
- BBC News - Family & Education More than 70 2
- BBC News - Family & Education Most have tried to improve their admissions policies but the impact is patchy 2
- BBC News - Family & Education Mother-of-five Charlotte Chapman says positive attitude gets her through any tough times. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Mothers forced to give away children in the 1950s 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Moving to digital exams should occur "in an evolutionary 1
- BBC News - Family & Education MPs criticise HMRC over "failure" to keep young people informed about their Child Trust Funds maturing. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education MPs say funding for courses such as BTecs should not be withdrawn before new T-levels are ready. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Mum-of-two Stephanie Thomas says she would need £2 1
- BBC News - Family & Education NASUWT is calling for a fully funded pay award of 12% after rejecting Cosla's offer of 6.85%. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education NASUWT's announcement comes after the EIS union said it would suspend next week's school strikes. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education National Education Union members in England have voted to strike over pay on either side of exams. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Nearly half of children in year three say they have a smartphone 1
- BBC News - Family & Education New plans would see the summer break start a week later with kids off for two weeks in October. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education New Stormont framework recommends teaching children about healthy relationships as a key action. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Next week's strike is "looking quite likely" according to a union representing teachers and support staff. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Nigeria wants local languages to replace English in primary education 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Noah and Riley need the highest level of support but have not been offered special school places. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Northern Ireland lags behind the rest of the UK in offering education to young asylum seekers. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Now the controversial Year 6 Sats test has been published 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Nurseries and providers welcome rise in funding rates but say demand could soon outstrip capacity. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Nurses 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Nurses across the UK recently voted to strike over pay with action expected by the end of 2022. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Offer comes ahead of four separate days of strikes in February and March. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Officials say a small percentage missed Friday's deadline to return questionnaires on the concrete. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education One Cardiff student is questioning whether there is any point attending her graduation ceremony. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education One child 1
- BBC News - Family & Education One man who had a breakdown after seeing the traumatic birth of his son says dads can be overlooked. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education One mum says her family can no longer afford to eat and are now visiting food banks. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education One of 10 graduates affected says it's "a kick in the teeth" while the university blames human error. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education One told the National Governance Association survey that self-harm by children was at a "high rate". 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Only children in Singapore 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Our correspondents analyse what impact additional funding might have in three key areas. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Owain Emanuel demonstrates how the cartoon blue heeler puppy is brought to our screens. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Parents are taking their children out of schools with dangerous concrete 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Parents in Northern Ireland say the government hands them a raw deal compared to the rest of the UK. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Parents say the lesson disruption for pupils at St Leonard's Catholic School is "like Covid times". 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Parents say they are "overwhelmed" by the process to get one-to-one support at school. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Parents should get their children back to school this week 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Parliament passes the biggest education reform since the end of apartheid in 1994. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Part of the advice on policies for trans pupils may be unlawful 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Party drops promise to remove some charity tax perks but says it will implement VAT on fees. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education People under 25 get less Universal Credit benefits and campaigners say this mostly penalises young parents. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Petroc College is to install a new heat pump system 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Phil on his experience as a football fan in a country where same sex relationships are criminalised. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Plans aimed at encouraging parents back to work are expected to be announced in the Budget. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Plans for a new performing arts school to match its successful London namesake are approved. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Plans to give working parents extra help with childcare costs are "unfairly targeted" 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Play specialists help children recover quicker yet 80% of hospitals only have a £500 budget for this. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Police chiefs say having officers in schools is essential 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Police continue to question a teenage boy after a teacher was taken to hospital with a stab wound. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Pressure on the schools watchdog has been growing following the death of head teacher Ruth Perry. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Prices increased across Britain over the last year due to funding pressures 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Prof Ahmed said he would defend free speech and academic freedom "using all means available". 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Prof Arif Ahmed wants to encourage debate - even on inflammatory subjects like Brexit 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Prof David Richardson had been in the role at the University of East Anglia (UEA) for nine years. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Prof Jason Arday and Dr Chantelle Jessica Lewis will support neuro-divergent working-class families. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Pupils at a County Tyrone school are learning Arabic to be able to speak it to Syrian students. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Pupils have had to postpone science experiments 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Quinten has a severe allergy to dairy 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Rebecca Keatley is seeing her work in a new light as she prepares to become a parent this winter. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Reform of special needs provision and changes to school leaving age will form part of a major review. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Rei Takver needs her degree result to extend her visa 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Results are expected to drop closer to pre-pandemic levels than they have been for the past few years. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Results in England are set to fall to 2019 levels 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Reviews into student deaths highlight concerns over its fitness to study process. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Risca gave up university to care for her foster brother - now helping others is her life's work. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Rishi Rajpopat 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Rishi Sunak promises clarity as union claims teachers are navigating a 'public minefield'. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Rishi Sunak weighs up a new "British baccalaureate" qualification but no decisions have been taken. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Robert Halfon calls for new talks to stop the boycott continuing into the new academic year. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Romanian teens reveal how the Tate brothers used a set formula to approach them in private messages. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Ruby was told to "be brave for mam" and experienced anxiety as she felt unable to talk to people. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Russia is taking Ukrainian children. Their mothers are travelling into enemy territory to save them. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Ruth Perry's family say she took her own life in the lead-up to the publication of an Ofsted report. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Ruth Perry's sister says Ofsted apologised "for the distress rather than causing my sister's death". 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Rutvij failed to get into an elite Ivy League university. Was he a victim of discrimination? 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Safety concerns are raised about hemlock on a pathway close to a primary school. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Same-sex parents will have the same legal rights as mixed-sex parents if the new law is approved. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Samuel from Bristol struggles to feed and bathe his two young sons amid the cost of living crisis. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Sarah Perry says the "value of the outcome of a university education cannot be reduced to a salary". 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Scams are becoming more common 1
- BBC News - Family & Education school summer holidays in could be cut by a week under new proposals. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Schools in England face more disruption as the National Education Union announces fresh strikes. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Schools in Shetland 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Scotland's biggest teachers' union confirm strike action on Thursday 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Scotland's largest teaching union the EIS confirms 90% of members voted to accept the new pay deal. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Scottish pupils face more strikes next week as teachers' unions formally reject the latest pay offer. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Scrutiny should be "out of the political arena" 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Severely disabled children 1
- BBC News - Family & Education She says having pupils going to the toilet during a lesson is "massively disruptive". 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Sheffield primary school pupil Harry Clark says he found the exam "relatively easy". 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Shekeila Scarlett 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Sir Martyn Oliver has taken over as Ofsted chief and says the watchdog must listen to criticism. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Sir Martyn Oliver recognises that "profound change" is needed at Ofsted 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Sir Martyn Oliver says Ofsted must listen to criticism after the suicide of head teacher Ruth Perry. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Six to 14 year-olds were asked in a survey for words they felt had been important during the year. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Some had to skip meals 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Some of the 308 schools no longer rated outstanding had not been inspected for 15 years 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Some Open University students report having to wait several hours to access their results. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Some parents and teachers said this summer's reading paper was so tough it left children in tears. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Some people have spent years trying to find an affordable property in part of the Scottish Highlands. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Some people with dyscalculia say Rishi Sunak’s plans for maths to 18 would have held them back. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Some students may refuse to shake hands or wear gowns at University of Edinburgh ceremonies. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Some unions are urging members to reject the deal 1
- BBC News - Family & Education South Korea's Suneung 1
- BBC News - Family & Education South West College students will be among the first in the UK to train with the low-emission fuel rig. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Student Chris explores trying to change the way he speaks 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Students across England 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Students and teachers in Tyneside give their thoughts on expanding black history in education. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Students at a housing co-op manage their own property and build a sense of community during a housing crisis. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Students at Wrenn School in Wellingborough receive their A-level results. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Students describe the realities of university life with - and without - an animal's help. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Students eligible for the Education Maintenance Allowance will get £10 more to help with the cost of living. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Students have been protesting as they graduate without the final marks for their degrees. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Students in England will be able to choose British Sign Language as a GCSE subject from September 2025. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Students organise a protest over Kathleen Stock's invite 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Students protest over how Rainford High School inspections are implemented 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Students speak of travel disruption "frustration" as rail strikes resume 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Students walked out of a French lecture at Manchester University in protest against the language. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Susannah Dale is urging firms to sign a "maternity pledge" 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Swindon's urgent push for more local fostering placements to help at-risk children. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Sylvester is well known to students and staff and even attends university lectures. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education T-levels are equivalent to three A-levels 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Talks between the government and unions will focus on teacher pay 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Teacher assessments show 27% of primary pupils in Scotland do not meet "expected levels" in literacy. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Teachers are on picket lines in the National Education Union's fourth national strike day in England. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Teachers cancel two strike dates after a revised pay offer from Welsh government. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Teachers tell Panorama that some buildings in urgent need of repair are "not fit for purpose”. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Teachers will strike in two local authorities per day from 16 January until 6 February. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Teachers' unions and government officials are meeting to discuss pay 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Teaching budgeting and currency exchange rates in primary schools could boost the UK economy 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Teddy 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Teenage boys in Birmingham say they feel pressure to be "masculine" and relate to the influencer. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The academy trust is making this year's Autumn half-term two weeks long. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The action by primary teachers will be followed by a walkout by secondary teachers on Wednesday. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The action will affect two councils a day until 6 February 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The advice to parents at the end of the Christmas break comes amid high levels of flu and Covid cases. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The aim will feature in the PM's first speech of the year 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The amount spent on private schools - including Eton - for children of top UK diplomats is revealed. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The application rules and deadlines for 2024 primary school places vary across the UK. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The average cost of university accommodation in England is almost level with the average maintenance loan. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The campaign aims to "kick-start conversations" among youths 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The charity 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The child fell asleep after a theatre show and was left in the locked coach in a hotel car park. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The consumption of pornography is widespread among children 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The country is looking at ways tackle the housing affordability crisis 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The cross-party committee says the consequences of an "inadequate" judgement should be far less severe. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The death of Alex Horner is one of six suicides or suspected suicides at the university in 2022. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The death of head teacher Ruth Perry has highlighted the pressure Ofsted inspections can put on schools. 2
- BBC News - Family & Education The Department for Infrastructure says it cannot afford to pay for children to be taught bike safety. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The deputy first minister says he is "very optimistic" a new pay offer will resolve the dispute. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The drugs would be used to stop more cases of the bacterial infection that has killed some children. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The Dundee University student filmed the dissection of a body without permission. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The education pro-vice-chancellor of Cambridge University says there is common ground in the dispute. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The education secretary calls for more compromise in the pay dispute as pupils move closer to exam season. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The education secretary wants teachers to tell schools if they plan to join Wednesday's walkout. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The EIS teaching union says its members will go on strike again in January in a dispute over pay. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The England strike says he hopes the initiative will be "a real game changer". 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The equalities minister did not specify the content of gender guidance for schools 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The ex-children's commissioner in England says most senior officials did not put children first. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The extent of the disruption is becoming clear as schools inform families about strike-related closures 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The family are calling on ministers not to increase the number of children nursery staff can look after. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The father of seven-year-old Hanna Roap 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The Federal Trade Commission says it wants to stop Facebook's owner from making money out of children. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The first cohort of trainee doctors at the School of Medicine in Chelmsford are keen to get working. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The first named storm of the year leaves thousands of homes without power and dozens of schools closed. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The former chancellor says the suspected racially-aggravated assault is being treated seriously. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The girl was attacked and seriously injured at a school in the Didsbury area of Manchester. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The government announced an expansion of free childcare in the Budget - but will it actually work? 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The government approves the charity donation to pay for an expansion to Malmesbury Primary School 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The government denies watering down online protections promised to bereaved families. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The government is criticised over three new schools which were declared unsafe after being built. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The government is not publishing a list of which schools are affected 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The government plans to cut the number of family members coming to the UK with foreign students. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The government says 27 more educational settings in England are affected by crumbling concrete. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The government's plan needs to go further and faster 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The government's plan will see childcare available to primary school parents from 08:00 to 18:00. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The head of a secondary school with a £1m buffer says higher costs are eating up cash. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The head teacher "couldn't believe" her luck when the VIP guest agreed to a visit. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The head teacher says there has been repeated vandalism in the sixth form toilets. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The Institute of Fiscal Studies says higher interest rates have increased costs of financing the system. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The inventor is bankrolling the purchase by Gresham's of a former council-run education centre. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The journalist and broadcaster has been investigating why 140 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The Labour leader will say a "class ceiling" is holding back children when he outlines his education plans. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The latest round of strikes is part of a rolling programme of walk outs by Unison members over pay. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The leader of Scotland's biggest teachers' union 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The league table measures the change in a graduate's socio-economic situation. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The Liverpool teacher also stuck his fingers in a girl's mouth and nose 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The Medieval Murder Maps is a website plotting crimes based on 700-year-old coroners' inquests. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The mother of Edinburgh student Romy Ulvestad joins calls for universities to have a legal duty of care. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The mother-of-three says more mental health help may have prevented her family being "ripped apart". 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The NAHT and ASCL say time is needed to address the concerns raised at the inquest into Ruth Perry's death. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The NAHT is challenging a decision not to pause inspections after head teacher Ruth Perry's death. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The NAHT is holding a new vote on whether to strike over pay 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The NASUWT 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The NASUWT reports a 42% turnout 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The NASUWT union says it will consider going on strike in the autumn term. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The NEU announces seven days of strike action in February and March 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The party would also make it compulsory for new joiners to have a formal teaching qualification. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The pass rate is send to be much closer to 2019 levels 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The plans form part of a consultation on how to tackle sexual harassment in English universities. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The PM's idea won't work without big changes to the education system 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The Princess of Wales launches a campaign calling for more attention for early years development. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The Princess of Wales's project to take early years more seriously will arrive in cinemas this week. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The question is released to mark the 110th anniversary of Cambridge University's English exams. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The report says the proportion of schools without a male classroom teacher has increased. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The research 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The research shows consistent results from early education through to university. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The school attended by the Strictly Come Dancing winner hopes he will return for its prize-giving. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The school is a UK first 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The schools were among those that lost out when Building Schools for the Future was cancelled. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The Scottish Childminding Association says 34% of carers have left the profession since 2016. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The Scottish government changes the rules on student funding following a landmark court case. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The senior doctor is recorded questioning why changes to the controversial Tavistock clinic are required. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The singer gives a speech and hands out prizes at his former high school's awards ceremony. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The sister of a head teacher who killed herself says the government is considering "urgent action". 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The social justice campaigner Camila Batmanghelidjh has died aged 61. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The strikes are part of a long-running dispute by union members over pay and conditions. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The support given to Yasmin Lajoie by the university was "appropriate and suitable" 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The swap shop helps families out with second-hand garments as well as accepting unwanted uniforms. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The teacher is left with life-threatening injuries after the shooting in the state of Virginia. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The UK’s biggest university is considering offering in-person courses at a brand new 'green' campus. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The Union of Jewish Students says it has lost confidence in the National Union of Students. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The union's members in England vote to accept a 6.5% pay rise 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The Unity Schools Partnership will consult with parents early next year to see if it was a success. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The University and College Union said the "the clock is ticking" for a deal to be reached over pay. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The University and College Union says its marking boycott will also continue at 145 universities. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The University of Aberdeen said it was unable to continue funding the cost of graduation ceremonies. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The University of Bolton applies to change its name in a bid to improve "graduate outcomes". 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The University of Oxford says intimate relations will no longer be allowed under new rules. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The University of Warwick says Prof Tom Marsh's death in Chile is heart breaking and painful. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The University of Wolverhampton says the course is among 138 suspended due to rising costs. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The University of York denies it has lowered entry requirements for overseas students 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The university's top official resigns after facing allegations of plagiarism and criticism over her comments on antisemitism. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The watchdog says it will "continue to listen" 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The well-known Ziggurats at the University of East Anglia will be closed until further notice. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The Welsh government is to give more detail on the concrete issue in schools on Friday. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The Welsh government says the guidance will provide "clear and well-informed advice". 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The Welsh sex education curriculum does not currently have specific resources on HIV. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education The Women and Equalities Committee recommends compulsory relationship lessons in sixth form. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education There are 400 fewer nurseries in England compared to last year 1
- BBC News - Family & Education There are calls for extra funding for caterers so they can deliver better food for pupils. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education There are fears about cheating 1
- BBC News - Family & Education There has been a 28% rise in students not completing degrees in England 1
- BBC News - Family & Education There has been a big increase across the UK in the number of students earning money 1
- BBC News - Family & Education There has been a sharp rise in people in their 20s and 30s claiming disability benefits 1
- BBC News - Family & Education There will be fewer places for children with SEND 1
- BBC News - Family & Education They speak of police patrols 1
- BBC News - Family & Education They will design a new fabric for the Savile Row site that helped to inspire the movie trilogy. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education They're often seen as "dangerous 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Think tank wants financial incentive to keep NHS nurses 1
- BBC News - Family & Education This year was about "getting back to normal" - but it's clear we're not quite there yet. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Thousands are taking part in Tuesday's strikes 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Thousands of children have still not returned to lessons in school because of unsafe buildings. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Thousands of disabled people with over £6 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Thousands of non-teaching education staff are to take industrial action over pay and education cuts. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Thousands of pupils will stay at home on day one of Unison's three-day strike in a dispute over pay. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Thresholds being left unchanged for at least 10 years means many more people are being affected by government policies. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Tom Hunt says a diagram called "The Genderbread Person" could have "dangerous consequences". 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Top US college leaders were grilled by lawmakers over their efforts to curb antisemitism on campus. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Topics including Black Lives Matter and reparations for slavery are now listed as optional. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Two brothers describe the changes they've made to care for their father after his diagnosis aged 55. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Two entrepreneurs and a fashion writer share advice on what they did after struggling at school. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Two massive reforms are aimed at improving Nigeria's dilapidated universities - but will they work? 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Two students admit using the artificial intelligence chatbot ChatGPT to help them with essays. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Two teachers who inspired the Bafta-nominated film Blue Jean talk about the era of Section 28. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Ukrainians defy Russian air strikes and occupation to start the new school term. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Under the proposals 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Under-fives are set to get free childcare in England and Welsh parents want this matched. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Uni students who are estranged from their families say they often struggle to get a rent guarantor. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Unions have dismissed a revised teacher pay offer and warned more strike days are planned next year. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Unions urged a pause after a head killed herself while awaiting a report that downgraded her school. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Unison members will strike across 24 council areas for three days from Tuesday in a dispute over pay. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Unite members will take industrial action when schools return after the summer break. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Universities will receive £15m to help students struggling with living costs 1
- BBC News - Family & Education University courses will have to limit student numbers if they do not lead to highly-skilled jobs. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education University student Kezia-Rose says £3.6K from the Bedford-based Harpur Trust has helped them. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education University students caught up in a pay dispute by union members say they "just want to graduate". 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Users can activate pre-written text messages to trusted contacts if they need help on a night out. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Vicki Fielder is campaigning on behalf of an estimated 250 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Waits for BTec and other vocational results threw university places into question 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Wales High School in Rotherham will be closing to most pupils when teachers strike over pay on Wednesday. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education War time rules are making it tougher for Ukrainians to pick where or if to go to university. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Warning getting a million Welsh speakers by 2050 requires many more teachers speaking the language. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Wendy and Steve Taylor started fostering as they didn't want their daughter to be an only child. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education When Hollie was diagnosed with the big C 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Will more schools need to close? Why is this happening? Our experts on what you need to know. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Wilna says she was "surviving not thriving" until she enrolled on a mental health course. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education With more strike ballots taking place 1
- BBC News - Family & Education With no new pay offer in England 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Women in the US are worried that changes to abortion laws could affect their fertility treatment. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Working families on universal credit can claim more of their childcare costs from Wednesday. 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Year 7 pupils aged 11 to 12 will be the first to study new-look GCSEs from 2025 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Years after deferring a place at art school 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Young people and families tell of abuse from drugs gangs 1
- BBC News - Family & Education Young people say the cost of living crisis is shaping their decisions about higher education. 1
- BBC News - Health 'You can't leave things until tomorrow 1
- BBC News - Health "I saw things no-one should see 1
- BBC News - Health "Possible gross negligence manslaughter" is being investigated after a baby died 1
- BBC News - Health A £5m study will begin in January to see how feasible it is to offer these types of tests to patients. 1
- BBC News - Health A 25-year-old says she was using 240 cannisters a week before being admitted to hospital. 1
- BBC News - Health A baby boy needed breathing support minutes after he was attacked by nurse Lucy Letby 1
- BBC News - Health A blood test which can detect cancer cells could spare thousands of patients unnecessary chemotherapy every year. 1
- BBC News - Health A build-up of mould can lead to respiratory illnesses 1
- BBC News - Health A by-election will now be held after almost 12 1
- BBC News - Health A cancer charity said despite AI's "bad name" its potential use in radiology was "phenomenal". 1
- BBC News - Health A care home manager says it is an "impossibility" to get NHS dentists to visit her residents. 1
- BBC News - Health A coalition of organisations says the official inquiry does not focus enough on the role of racism. 1
- BBC News - Health A coroner says Melissa Kerr should have been made aware of the dangers of the operation in Turkey. 1
- BBC News - Health A damning report on North East Ambulance Service highlights concerns over management of medicines. 1
- BBC News - Health A delayed pilot scheme will be up and running next year and should make booking tickets easier. 1
- BBC News - Health A doctor raised concerns about nurse Lucy Letby's presence and the deaths of babies 1
- BBC News - Health A failure to see David Nash face-to-face meant he underwent surgery 10 hours later than was possible. 1
- BBC News - Health A family say they feel their daughter is a burden on system as they are left without a bath for her. 1
- BBC News - Health A father from north Wales has set up a petition with 100 1
- BBC News - Health A Glasgow project tries to manage homeless alcoholics by giving them regular measures of booze. 1
- BBC News - Health A government commitment comes after reports of women being advised to store remains in the fridge. 1
- BBC News - Health A grandmother recalls how as a teenager she was rewarded with cigarettes for doing the ironing. 1
- BBC News - Health A group of leading scientists have said the current levels of PFAS could be damaging to human health. 1
- BBC News - Health A growing number of start-ups are making wearables and apps to help alleviate the symptoms. 1
- BBC News - Health A hairdresser says she was shocked to be asked whether one of her sons needs dietary help. 1
- BBC News - Health A hospital in north-east England has become the first outside London to offer the pioneering surgery. 1
- BBC News - Health A hospital nurse tells of her experience after her "overwhelming" Parkinson's Disease diagnosis. 1
- BBC News - Health A House of Lords Committee says more action is needed to avoid disruption to medicine supply in Northern Ireland. 1
- BBC News - Health A lawyer for the UK Covid Inquiry says it is surprising that so many messages have been deleted. 1
- BBC News - Health A leading clinician says several A&Es want to bring in emergency measures amid safety concerns. 1
- BBC News - Health A lump sum of at least £1 1
- BBC News - Health A major study has identified 15 risk factors for young-onset dementia 2
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- BBC News - Health A mental health trust did not record a cause of death in many cases 1
- BBC News - Health A Middlesbrough doctor is among five people to become the stars of a set of modern folk songs. 1
- BBC News - Health A minister agrees there is a moral case for payments to be made 1
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- BBC News - Health A mother-of-two from Suffolk says she hopes new research will spare other parents from devastation. 1
- BBC News - Health A new "documentary" falsely blames Covid vaccines for deaths of young people. 1
- BBC News - Health A new antibiotic compound could help treat a bacterium the World Health Organization classes as a major threat. 1
- BBC News - Health A new ratings system from the regulator gives information on whether optional extras are effective. 1
- BBC News - Health A new scheme aims to free up officers' time and ensure help is given by mental health professionals. 1
- BBC News - Health A new scheme is helping women in Lincolnshire stop smoking before they give birth. 1
- BBC News - Health A note found at Lucy Letby's home stated "maybe this is all down to me" 1
- BBC News - Health A paralysed man has been able to walk simply by thinking about it 1
- BBC News - Health A peer-reviewed study connects the virus with animals sold in the market linked with early cases. 1
- BBC News - Health A picture emerged of a dysfunctional 1
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- BBC News - Health A pilot scheme is offering thousands of strength and balance classes to the over-65s. 1
- BBC News - Health A planned six-day junior doctors' strike will have a big impact on routine care 1
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- BBC News - Health A report finds significant failures in updating patients amounted to "systemic maladministration". 1
- BBC News - Health A report into one of the biggest hospital trusts in England highlights new allegations of misogyny. 1
- BBC News - Health A review of cervical screening cases has found thousands were wrongly removed from the system. 1
- BBC News - Health A Scotland-wide review has made more than 50 recommendations to improve services. 1
- BBC News - Health A senior midwife leading the inquiry is expected to announce 1 1
- BBC News - Health A series of local family hubs will be opened in England after a survey showed knowledge gaps existed. 1
- BBC News - Health A shortage of beds and huge demand is causing severe overcrowding in A&Es and long delays for treatment. 1
- BBC News - Health A shortage of staff and increased demand has left doctors' surgeries at "tipping point" 1
- BBC News - Health A small trial suggests regular walking breaks 1
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- BBC News - Health A student who ignored the symptoms of meningitis urges others to be aware of the signs. 1
- BBC News - Health A support service for NHS staff reports a 77% rise in doctors seeking help for mental health issues. 1
- BBC News - Health A survey of dozens of staff says an increase in funding and a reduction of paperwork is needed. 1
- BBC News - Health A survivor and a detective say stopping the brutal ritual has become their life's work. 1
- BBC News - Health A Taliban ban led to a 95% drop in Afghan poppy cultivation 1
- BBC News - Health A taskforce has also been set up to unlock spare beds and theatres in the private sector. 1
- BBC News - Health A trial of 121 people finds they experienced 1
- BBC News - Health A tribunal finds Dr Colathor Eshwari's remarks amount to hostility over a Muslim colleague's faith. 1
- BBC News - Health A trust accused of institutional racism has said its initial investigation into the incident fell short. 1
- BBC News - Health A Trust knew about the exposure for more than a year before informing staff 1
- BBC News - Health A university is researching if giving new parents safety tips reduces incidents of the syndrome. 1
- BBC News - Health A walkout by thousands of junior doctors in England is set to be the biggest in NHS history. 1
- BBC News - Health A West Midlands Ambulance Service audit looked at incidents where patients came to harm. 1
- BBC News - Health A witness says her brother suffered from "awful" personal hygiene and lost weight in the hospital. 1
- BBC News - Health A young woman with a rare disease says she is not being supported to have any quality of life. 1
- BBC News - Health A&E waits in Wales have been seriously under-reported in official figures each month for a decade. 1
- BBC News - Health Aberdeen scientists have found the recommended intake of two litres of water a day may be excessive. 1
- BBC News - Health Abi Naylor put migraines down to the stress of giving birth - but doctors found a 2.75in (7cm) tumour. 1
- BBC News - Health About £30 1
- BBC News - Health About 200 patients are to be offered a blood test as an alternative to colonoscopies. 1
- BBC News - Health Action by GMB union in Wales on Monday is postponed after ministers table an improved deal. 1
- BBC News - Health Action planned for next week is paused as the Royal College of Nursing agrees to meet the government. 1
- BBC News - Health Actress Emilia Clarke and her mother Jenny are named in the New Year Honours for brain charity work. 1
- BBC News - Health Addenbrooke's Hospital apologises for two data breaches in 2020 and 2021 involving 22 1
- BBC News - Health Advertising watchdog found Boots promoted infant milk formula in adverts 1
- BBC News - Health Africa and Asia are expected to see the biggest rises in obesity 1
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- BBC News - Health After Covid lockdowns hit both demand and supply 1
- BBC News - Health AI is twice as good at grading the aggressiveness of tumours than lab analysis 1
- BBC News - Health Ailsa explains what it is like facing progressive MS and hopes the new Octopus trial can help her. 1
- BBC News - Health Alisha Khan is awarded compensation out-of-court after two teeth were incorrectly removed. 1
- BBC News - Health All UK children should be protected against the virus at 12 and 18 months of age 1
- BBC News - Health Although uncomfortable 1
- BBC News - Health Alzheimer's Research UK said the findings were encouraging but said more and larger studies were needed. 1
- BBC News - Health Amanda Pritchard told the BBC that "all sides" had failed to prevent further strike action. 1
- BBC News - Health Ambulance crews 1
- BBC News - Health Ambulance crews say they are treating more people who are sick because they cannot afford to heat their home. 1
- BBC News - Health Ambulance staff and nurses walk out on Monday with further strikes to follow this week. 1
- BBC News - Health American football star Damar Hamlin is the latest athlete to encounter heart problems. 1
- BBC News - Health Amy Dowden is having chemotherapy after being diagnosed with breast cancer in May. 1
- BBC News - Health An agreement on health workers' pay could be announced as early as Thursday afternoon. 1
- BBC News - Health An anti-vaccine conspiracy film is supercharging the harassment of bereaved people 1
- BBC News - Health An error by NHS Highland led to all recipients of an email being able to see personal addresses. 1
- BBC News - Health An ethicist is seeking to reform "blunt" medical language families and patients can find upsetting. 1
- BBC News - Health An experimental treatment saves the life of baby Finley after he was born with a heart defect. 1
- BBC News - Health An innovative scheme in Manchester is pioneering a new way to make sure patients get the best care possible. 1
- BBC News - Health An inquiry is under way to ensure the deaths of three babies are not brushed off as isolated tragedies. 1
- BBC News - Health An investigation by Nottingham University Hospitals Trust uncovered the scale of the issue. 1
- BBC News - Health An NHS England report also finds failings in financial governance of West Midlands Ambulance Service. 1
- BBC News - Health Analysis by BBC Panorama suggests between 5 1
- BBC News - Health Angela Devlin 1
- BBC News - Health Angela Kirkpatrick is concerned about what stopping the treatment will do to her symptoms. 1
- BBC News - Health Animal trials 1
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- BBC News - Health Another UK child has died from this highly contagious infection. What should people look out for? 1
- BBC News - Health Antony Watson says he resorted to drastic measures after being unable to find an NHS dentist. 1
- BBC News - Health Anyone carrying out cosmetic injections must be trained to do so under strict new proposals. 1
- BBC News - Health Around 15 1
- BBC News - Health Artificial-intelligence technology can guide surgeons 1
- BBC News - Health As Cape Town hosts Africa's first ever conference on clubfoot 1
- BBC News - Health As nurses strike in multiple countries 1
- BBC News - Health As the NHS enters the difficult winter period 1
- BBC News - Health As the number of breast reductions rises 1
- BBC News - Health Ashley Hall has also been diagnosed with bile acid malabsorption 1
- BBC News - Health Asian women are being encouraged to push past cultural stigma and get checked for breast cancer. 1
- BBC News - Health AstraZenaca chose Republic of Ireland for £320m factory because of the UK's "discouraging" tax rate. 1
- BBC News - Health AstraZeneca's Leif Johansson says AI and screening could prevent costly treatment in hospitals. 1
- BBC News - Health Author Ellie Middleton on her late ADHD and autism diagnoses. 1
- BBC News - Health Ava Stanley from Higham says she "thought she was going to die" when nurses ignored her heart monitor. 1
- BBC News - Health Based on latest trends 1
- BBC News - Health BBC analysis of notices issued by coroners shows repeated failings in the care of autistic people. 1
- BBC News - Health BBC economics editor Faisal Islam asks whether a historic surge in industrial action is likely to persist. 1
- BBC News - Health BBC News finds key NHS targets have been missed for at least seven years - and two have never been met. 1
- BBC News - Health BBC Scotland's Lucy Adams still suffers from the effects of long Covid and wants to know why. 1
- BBC News - Health BBC Scotland's political editor says the discovery of a tumour was devastating - but that he's been lucky. 1
- BBC News - Health Becky Higgs took her 70-year-old mum to Southend Hospital who say the incident "shouldn't have occurred". 1
- BBC News - Health Beijing hits back that the outbreak's origin is "about science and should not be politicised". 1
- BBC News - Health Belle Moore 1
- BBC News - Health Beth Foreman says she left hospital just before midnight on a hunt to find "non-existent" drugs for her ill baby. 1
- BBC News - Health Birmingham doctor Shivam Sharma says he is worried for the future of the healthcare system. 1
- BBC News - Health Blood tests will look for markers that could help avoid life-threatening complications. 1
- BBC News - Health BMA members have been balloted over a junior doctors strike 1
- BBC News - Health Boosting care in the community is identified as being key to help the health service's recovery. 1
- BBC News - Health Bowel cancer patients say they feel relieved after the NHS lifted a ban on treatment breaks. 1
- BBC News - Health Breast augmentation remains the most popular procedure 1
- BBC News - Health Brian Murphy has motor neurone disease and is stuck in hospital waiting for a care package. 1
- BBC News - Health British Medical Association announces next walkout in fight to get 35% pay rise in England. 1
- BBC News - Health British Medical Association said hospital consultants in England will walk out if members vote for action. 1
- BBC News - Health But experts warn "skinny jabs" are not a quick fix or a substitute for a healthy diet and exercise. 1
- BBC News - Health But others warn that could stop some adults giving up cigarettes 1
- BBC News - Health But pharmacies say they are having to work hard to obtain stocks and some lines are unavailable. 1
- BBC News - Health Caitlin has a condition which meant she was born with no bones in the fingers of her left hand. 1
- BBC News - Health Campaigners in Norfolk and Suffolk say lessons are not being learned after thousands of unexpected deaths. 1
- BBC News - Health Campaigners slam a report as the BBC reveals drafts were edited to remove leadership criticism. 1
- BBC News - Health Can waiting times be compared between Wales and England? 1
- BBC News - Health Cancelled operations and exhausted staff - the BBC goes into a busy hospital coping during a strike. 1
- BBC News - Health Cancer experts want VAT removed to make sun creams more affordable in the cost-of-living crisis. 1
- BBC News - Health Cancer treatment centres have clubbed together to bulk-buy drugs and bring down costs by more than 85%. 1
- BBC News - Health Care home staff say they feel exploited and trapped by the firm that brought them to the UK to work. 1
- BBC News - Health Caroline Page was a Liberal Democrat county councillor on Suffolk County Council. 1
- BBC News - Health Cases are rising across England 1
- BBC News - Health Cases in under-50s jump 79% since 1990 but population rise and better reporting are likely factors. 1
- BBC News - Health Cases of whooping cough are rising rapidly in Wales for the first time in five years. 1
- BBC News - Health CCTV from inside a hospital in Gaziantep 1
- BBC News - Health Celebrities like Davina McCall have raised awareness of women's symptoms when their periods stop. 1
- BBC News - Health Charles Ndhlovu's mother says care plans were added to when her son died. 1
- BBC News - Health Charlie Puplett first went to her GP with common signs of colon cancer 1
- BBC News - Health Charlotte Mills-Murray 1
- BBC News - Health Chemical Intelligence won £162m of government contracts to supply personal protective equipment. 1
- BBC News - Health China is ramping up its vaccination programme in response to the latest wave of Covid. 1
- BBC News - Health Cholesterol-lowering pills could help more people cut their risk of heart attacks and stroke 1
- BBC News - Health Christie Harnett 1
- BBC News - Health Christine Campbell has ovarian cancer and says the health system is not fit for purpose. 1
- BBC News - Health Christine Wallace says she was left with no other option than to spend her savings on surgery. 1
- BBC News - Health Christopher Hart 1
- BBC News - Health Clinical trials showed the drug helped to reduce depressive symptoms in as little as three days. 1
- BBC News - Health Cognitive skills 1
- BBC News - Health Common 'long cold' symptoms people reported include a cough 1
- BBC News - Health Commonly used antibiotics can seriously damage the hearing of some babies. 1
- BBC News - Health Companies thrive as the health service struggles with staffing gaps and increased patient demand. 1
- BBC News - Health Concern mounts about costs of walkouts in England 1
- BBC News - Health Constipation 1
- BBC News - Health Consultants and junior doctors in England begin their first joint strike across the NHS in England. 1
- BBC News - Health Content about the condition generates billions of views 1
- BBC News - Health Continuing double doctor strike is compromising urgent care 1
- BBC News - Health Could the conciliation service Acas make any difference to the current impasse? 1
- BBC News - Health Couples are still paying thousands before they can access NHS fertility treatment 1
- BBC News - Health Course records were smashed in some London Marathon elite races but how did slower runners get on? 1
- BBC News - Health Covid and other infections could rise in many parts of the world this winter 1
- BBC News - Health Covid vaccine rules are changing 1
- BBC News - Health Covid-19 global health emergency is over 1
- BBC News - Health Covid-19 is flaring up in China 1
- BBC News - Health Creating the world's first cloned mammal was arguably one of the greatest scientific achievements of the 20th Century. 1
- BBC News - Health Dangerous allergic reactions led to more than 25 1
- BBC News - Health Daniel Knott's mother says her grief has been amplified by a video of his body being shared online. 1
- BBC News - Health Daren Frankish says his cluster headaches are like being hit with a baseball bat and stabbed in the eye. 1
- BBC News - Health Data shows 13.3% of people smoked cigarettes in 2021 - down from 20.2% in 2011 1
- BBC News - Health Data shows August was a very busy month for hospitals and ambulance services. 1
- BBC News - Health Data shows there are now fewer local chemists than at any time since 2015 1
- BBC News - Health David Reid says the health system has let him down as statistics show a rise in cancer waiting times. 1
- BBC News - Health Deals are in place to make 100 million doses of the vaccine each year to fight the complex disease. 1
- BBC News - Health Decisions were "finely balanced" and 1
- BBC News - Health Demand for hospitals driven by winter illness means the NHS is being "pressurised like never before". 1
- BBC News - Health Derek Brockway feels low as the seasons change 1
- BBC News - Health Dermatologists say products with ingredients potentially harmful to children are growing popular. 1
- BBC News - Health Desflurane gas has a global warming potential 2 1
- BBC News - Health Despite promises to make things better for vulnerable adults 1
- BBC News - Health Disability organisations shocked by England and Wales suicide figures. 1
- BBC News - Health Doctors are encouraged to identify problem gamblers and those at risk at the earliest possible stage. 1
- BBC News - Health Doctors at The Christie in Manchester used a blood test to help decide on José Sotorrio's treatment. 1
- BBC News - Health Doctors have doubts about the vitamin sweets being advertised on Instagram by Kourtney Kardashian. 1
- BBC News - Health Doctors in Cambridge hope to understand more about pre-eclampsia and other placental complications. 1
- BBC News - Health Doctors reprogrammed eight-year-old Aditi's immune system so she does not need daily anti-rejection drugs. 1
- BBC News - Health Doctors warn drugs from unregulated sources could contain potentially toxic ingredients. 1
- BBC News - Health Doing some exercise - as little as 11 minutes a day - is better than doing nothing 1
- BBC News - Health Dr Mike Mew's viral jawline shaping methods is scrutinised at a professional misconduct hearing. 1
- BBC News - Health Dr Mohammed Hussain is joining national colleagues in three days of strike action. 1
- BBC News - Health Dr Nicholas Chapman will be sentenced in July after being found guilty of a sexual offence. 1
- BBC News - Health Draft guidelines for the NHS say women giving birth can ask for a morphine-like painkiller instead of a spinal block. 1
- BBC News - Health Early tests in mice look promising for a non-hormonal 1
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- BBC News - Health Elijah died at 12 days old and his parents say authorities have left them "in limbo". 1
- BBC News - Health Ella 1
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- BBC News - Health Elle Gorman and George Cooper explain how they were told their post-long Covid illness didn't exist. 1
- BBC News - Health Embarrassment over talking about women's body parts may put people off seeking medical help. 1
- BBC News - Health Emergency services and members of the public helped in a four-day search for Sidney Box. 1
- BBC News - Health Emma Taylor was in a coma when she had a C-section in October 1
- BBC News - Health Essential services will operate during strike action by nurses over a pay dispute 1
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- BBC News - Health Every digital order fulfilled will save the GP three minutes 1
- BBC News - Health Everyone over 75 is being advised to take up the extra vaccine to protect them over the summer. 1
- BBC News - Health Ex-chief scientist says only extracts of his evening notes should be released to the Covid inquiry. 1
- BBC News - Health Experts are assessing a very rare side effect of nasal decongestants that could harm brain blood flow. 1
- BBC News - Health Experts explain why just thinking about bedbugs can leave us feeling itchy. 1
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- BBC News - Health Experts tell the new health secretary about the many challenges facing the NHS. 1
- BBC News - Health Experts warn of a lack of a trained support workers to teach key life skills others learn through sight. 1
- BBC News - Health Experts warn the lip filler industry is 'like the wild west' 1
- BBC News - Health Extra capacity will help the NHS in England tackle emergency care delays 1
- BBC News - Health Extreme sportsman Niall McCann talks frankly about life after crashing into a mountain at 50mph. 1
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- BBC News - Health Families from Northern Ireland say they want to ensure they are not a footnote in the inquiry. 1
- BBC News - Health Families from the four nations shared their stories with the UK Covid-19 Inquiry. 1
- BBC News - Health Fertility experts are now using artificial intelligence to help find sperm in medical samples. 1
- BBC News - Health Figures obtained by Labour through Freedom of Information requests reveal staff pressures in the NHS. 1
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- BBC News - Health Foreign Secretary James Cleverly is in the Ukrainian capital Kyiv for talks with President Zelensky. 1
- BBC News - Health Former deputy first minister Michelle O'Neill was giving evidence to the Covid-19 inquiry. 1
- BBC News - Health Former medical adviser tells the UK Covid inquiry he considered stepping down over safety fears. 1
- BBC News - Health Former patients of a struck-off surgeon say their lives have been ruined by his misconduct. 1
- BBC News - Health Former top official Helen MacNamara tells Covid inquiry women were sidelined in male-dominated No 10. 1
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- BBC News - Health Four women living with HIV who won a landmark case tell the BBC about how they were sterilised. 1
- BBC News - Health France is alarmed as "les punaises" 1
- BBC News - Health France joins several other European countries that are trying to stop children using e-cigarettes. 1
- BBC News - Health From October the city's sexual health service will be run by two private companies. 1
- BBC News - Health Further evidence emerges that a serious infection can leave some major organs with long-term damage. 1
- BBC News - Health Gail Myerscough says she is "horrified" patients are put on trolleys in corridors at Royal Blackburn. 1
- BBC News - Health George Ezra's cancelled tour dates after being diagnosed with it - so we spoke to others with it. 1
- BBC News - Health Gill Castle 1
- BBC News - Health Gill Castle wants to be the first person in the world with a stoma to swim solo across the Channel. 1
- BBC News - Health Government decisions in the pandemic's early days will be scrutinised as the Covid inquiry continues. 1
- BBC News - Health GP records show largest increases in wealthier areas 1
- BBC News - Health GPs say there is clear evidence of the negative impact of the cost of living on patients' health. 1
- BBC News - Health Haemophiliac Alan Burgess has survived 40 years with HIV and hepatitis C since being infected. 1
- BBC News - Health Half of the regional teams are in favour of walkout 1
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- BBC News - Health Hannah Roberts's mother heard about a review into the NHS trust's suicides via the media. 1
- BBC News - Health He filed a $1m wrongful death lawsuit against three women who helped his ex-wife get abortion pills. 1
- BBC News - Health Health bosses warn of "extensive disruption" as staff are set to walk out on December 21 and 28. 1
- BBC News - Health Health experts are appalled as the new government plans to repeal the policy to fund tax cuts. 1
- BBC News - Health Health experts say a ban on nitrous oxide may stop users seeking medical help. 1
- BBC News - Health Health members of Unison and Unite accept an improved offer which ends the risk of strike action. 1
- BBC News - Health Health Minister Will Quince advises the public not to take risks during Wednesday's industrial action. 1
- BBC News - Health Health officials are encouraging anyone eligible to get jabs to protect against Covid and flu. 1
- BBC News - Health Health officials explain when to keep your child at home and how to stop the spread of bugs. 1
- BBC News - Health Health officials have issued a rare alert after a rise in cases across the UK and the death of six children. 1
- BBC News - Health Health officials say it is too early to know whether BA.2.86 is more serious than previous strains. 1
- BBC News - Health Health officials warn people with flu or Covid symptoms to avoid mixing with vulnerable relatives. 1
- BBC News - Health Health Secretary Steve Barclay says voluntary arrangements could not ensure public's safety. 1
- BBC News - Health Health-tech firms around the world are increasingly using AI to help tailor drugs for patients. 1
- BBC News - Health Heather Rendulic was able to use her left arm and hand for the first time in nine years. 1
- BBC News - Health Henry Dimbleby says the reluctance of government to intervene will cause "huge problems" for the NHS. 1
- BBC News - Health High demand has led to four antibiotics being added to a list of medicines banned from export. 1
- BBC News - Health High levels of maghemite were found in some air samples but it is not known if they are harmful. 1
- BBC News - Health High temperatures from Friday could affect all ages and impact the health service 1
- BBC News - Health Hospital chief executive Alex Whitfield tells the BBC about the strain put on A&Es this winter. 1
- BBC News - Health Hospital staff shortages are the tip of the iceberg compared with the social care crisis 1
- BBC News - Health Hospitalisations have gone up since the summer and a new variant is spreading. Should we be concerned? 1
- BBC News - Health Hospitals are facing soaring demands and experts say there is "no doubt" it causes harm to patients. 1
- BBC News - Health Hospitals in England warn a lack of funds means they must scale back on extra beds and recruitment. 1
- BBC News - Health Hospitals in England will be cancelling operations and other appointments 1
- BBC News - Health Hospitals in Wales "didn't want to know" about the needs of disabled staff 1
- BBC News - Health Hospitals that refused life-saving care during an emergency broke federal rules 1
- BBC News - Health How cutting-edge cancer genomics is now being used in mainstream cancer care. 1
- BBC News - Health How doctors are spotting problems early and offering treatments at home - BBC Panorama. 1
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- BBC News - Health How some Muslims maintain the same commitment towards exercise and fasting during Ramadan. 1
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- BBC News - Health Hugh Pym looks at whether the PM's workforce plan is the right way to fix problems in the health service. 1
- BBC News - Health Hundreds of thousands are prescribed medication without enough scientific proof it helps 1
- BBC News - Health Ian Milner 1
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- BBC News - Health Independent inspectors have been called in to look at how to improve the service 1
- BBC News - Health Infection rates up slightly in England and Northern Ireland 1
- BBC News - Health Infertility can devastate people's mental health 1
- BBC News - Health Inflation and lack of beds and staff could halt bid to cut long waits 1
- BBC News - Health Innovative ways to use personal protective equipment have emerged since the Covid-19 pandemic. 1
- BBC News - Health Inspectors were concerned some women at Wales' largest hospital were being treated differently. 1
- BBC News - Health Intervening when a child is very young can stop mental health conditions developing 1
- BBC News - Health Isaac Uzoegbu was hit by a car when he ran from home. His head teacher says it could have been prevented. 1
- BBC News - Health Islanders on Westray were told of a genetic variant linked to an increased risk of breast cancer. 1
- BBC News - Health It comes after the Covid inquiry was told disabled people were "largely disregarded" during the pandemic. 1
- BBC News - Health It comes after top scientist Sir Patrick Vallance said the pair had different opinions over lockdown. 1
- BBC News - Health It follows the deaths of four patients at the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital campus in Glasgow. 1
- BBC News - Health It is investing millions to get patients in and out quicker as colder weather arrives. 1
- BBC News - Health It is part of the "living with Covid" approach that relies on vaccines to keep people safe. 1
- BBC News - Health It is the first known human transmission of bird flu in the South East Asian nation since 2014. 1
- BBC News - Health It is understood the decision follows concerns about data being provided by the Chinese government. 1
- BBC News - Health It was only when Beth Matthews died that her family found how many people she helped with her writing. 1
- BBC News - Health It will be the largest industrial action by nurses so far and risks patients' safety 1
- BBC News - Health It will involve users taking their own illegal drugs in a hygienic environment under supervision. 1
- BBC News - Health Jabs are to be offered in libraries and sports venues to improve access 1
- BBC News - Health Jabs will start to be offered from mid-June 1
- BBC News - Health Jackie Pugh has been waiting nearly three and a half years for breast reconstruction. 1
- BBC News - Health Jakarta residents like Farah are being told by their doctors to move out of the Indonesian capital. 1
- BBC News - Health Jake Andrade has had a rare type of the blood cancer twice since he was 13-years-old. 1
- BBC News - Health James Gallagher meets the scientists who work at one of the most secretive research bases in the UK. 1
- BBC News - Health James Gallagher spends the day in the heat lab to see what summer heatwaves do to the body. 1
- BBC News - Health Jan Ehtash endured strange and unsettling visions as she battled Covid in a south London hospital. 1
- BBC News - Health Jayne Etherington said her daughter Caitlin fell ill after swimming in the sea off the Welsh coast. 1
- BBC News - Health Jean Graves was admitted to Ysbyty Gwynedd mental health unit in 2013 for nine weeks. 1
- BBC News - Health Jennie Gow 1
- BBC News - Health Jiang Yanyong became a national hero after revealing Beijing was covering up the scale of the virus. 1
- BBC News - Health Jim Melvin spends £52 a week on tissues and ice lollies in order to cope with the effects of a tracheotomy. 1
- BBC News - Health John Stabler says the pain he felt after routine surgery was like being hit "with a sledgehammer". 1
- BBC News - Health Jude was in hospital for weeks and almost died after swallowing the popular mini magnets in August. 1
- BBC News - Health Julie Lloyd is trialling the high-tech garment that helps paralysed people's rehabilitation. 1
- BBC News - Health Junior doctors are striking for four days in what has been called the "most disruptive" NHS walkout. 1
- BBC News - Health Junior doctors in Scotland had been due to strike next week in a row over pay. 1
- BBC News - Health Junior doctors will begin a six-day walkout in England 1
- BBC News - Health Junior doctors' four-day walkout is getting under way in England on Friday as pay dispute continues. 1
- BBC News - Health Juul Labs agrees a deal to settle claims that it targeted teenagers with its products. 1
- BBC News - Health Katalin Kariko and Drew Weissman developed the technology behind Moderna and Pfizer/BioNTech vaccines. 1
- BBC News - Health Kathleen Poole 1
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- BBC News - Health Kenyan Lea Kilenga Bey campaigns for better treatment for those who have the genetic disease. 1
- BBC News - Health Kettering General Hospital has been accused of failing children and its services are inadequate. 1
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- BBC News - Health Kimberley Grant says her daughter's education is put at risk if she does not have her medication. 1
- BBC News - Health Kimberley Sampson and Samantha Mulcahy both died from herpes infections after Caesarean births. 1
- BBC News - Health Kimberly Sampson and Samantha Mulcahy died from herpes infections six weeks apart. 1
- BBC News - Health Kylie Weatherby originally found out she had cancer when pregnant with twins in 2021. 1
- BBC News - Health Lab analysis finds vapes confiscated from teenagers at a school pose a potential risk to health. 1
- BBC News - Health Labour says patients deserve "more than a talking shop" and Lib Dems say it's too little too late. 1
- BBC News - Health Labour says the government has "vacated the field" on supporting women with menopause in work. 1
- BBC News - Health Lacie wears an eye patch to treat her condition and says the new app helps her want to keep it on. 1
- BBC News - Health Lack of beds in other settings 1
- BBC News - Health Laura Maisey says giving away one of her organs has been the best thing that has ever happened to her. 1
- BBC News - Health Lecanemab is the first drug to remove damage 1
- BBC News - Health Lessons need to be learned from the delivery of maternal health services in the pandemic 1
- BBC News - Health Lewis Capaldi says he needs a break from touring in order to be "Lewis from Glasgow for a bit". 1
- BBC News - Health Liquid biopsies could replace the need for invasive procedures under general anaesthetic. 1
- BBC News - Health Little is known about menstrual blood but some firms think testing it could improve healthcare. 1
- BBC News - Health Little is known about the early stages of Parkinson's 1
- BBC News - Health Local directors of public health had to watch TV for Covid news 1
- BBC News - Health Logan went to hospital with a broken arm and bruises but was not referred to child protection. 1
- BBC News - Health London primary-school pupils not fully vaccinated against polio are to be offered catch-up jabs after Easter. 1
- BBC News - Health London's mayor said a number of events coming together had had a "cumulative" effect on his health. 1
- BBC News - Health Long Covid symptoms include extreme fatigue and breathlessness 1
- BBC News - Health Looking at gene patterns in blood could reduce the overuse of antibiotics 1
- BBC News - Health Louise is still behind on her heating bills from last winter. 1
- BBC News - Health Louise Russell is campaigning for more help and awareness after the death of her son Ciaran. 1
- BBC News - Health Lucy Letby accuses a "gang of four" of "apportioning blame" on to her "to cover up" hospital failings. 1
- BBC News - Health Lucy Letby wrote a sympathy card to the parents of a baby she allegedly killed 1
- BBC News - Health Many in social care believe overseas staff saved the system from collapse 1
- BBC News - Health Many people wait until the new year to join a gym or start running - but now might be the best time. 1
- BBC News - Health Many public servants are in no mood to back down and it's not clear how ministers intend to deal with it. 1
- BBC News - Health Many UK scientists want to double the time allowed for embryo research - and there could be public support. 1
- BBC News - Health Many young Ugandan patients stop free treatment as their families cannot afford other hidden costs. 1
- BBC News - Health Marion Ritchie says she was grieving for the future that was gone when her husband was diagnosed. 1
- BBC News - Health Mark Lindesay had thousands of pounds worth of unused medical supplies when he died 1
- BBC News - Health Martha Mills died just over two years ago after failures by doctors to spot and treat her condition. 1
- BBC News - Health Mary Forester says in retrospect there were some red flags but they were all easily explained away. 1
- BBC News - Health Matteo Bottarelli 1
- BBC News - Health Medical student Megan McGillin was diagnosed with cirrhosis of the liver 11 years ago. 1
- BBC News - Health Medics at a London hospital are seeing so many risky cases they have drawn up treatment guidelines. 1
- BBC News - Health Members of nursing and midwifery unions vote to accept the Scottish government's 6.5% pay deal. 1
- BBC News - Health Members of the Royal College of Midwives are considering strike action after voting down a pay deal. 1
- BBC News - Health Members of the Royal College of Nursing are planning strike action after voting down a pay deal. 1
- BBC News - Health Menopausing is Book of the Year and Salman Rushdie gets a special accolade at British Book Awards 1
- BBC News - Health Mention of a "two-tier" service appears in draft minutes of a meeting of NHS Scotland chief executives. 1
- BBC News - Health Merope Mills 1
- BBC News - Health Messages on Letby's phone show her trying to win sympathy or deflect blame after murdering babies. 1
- BBC News - Health Millions of dollars are being poured into research to find ways of making lives longer and healthier. 1
- BBC News - Health Ministers blame strikes for worsening situation as extra £200m set aside for winter. 1
- BBC News - Health Ministers in England want to unlock spare capacity 1
- BBC News - Health Model Rosie Viva was experiencing mania when she triggered the mass evacuation of Stansted Airport. 1
- BBC News - Health Moderna is hoping to make its Covid jab available privately in the UK. 1
- BBC News - Health Money allocated for training and technology is being reduced from £500 million to £250 million. 1
- BBC News - Health Money from the Bowelbabe fund will go to research into the prevention and treatment of bowel cancer. 1
- BBC News - Health More rigorous trials are needed to confirm the findings 1
- BBC News - Health More than 1 1
- BBC News - Health More than 30 1
- BBC News - Health More than 7 1
- BBC News - Health More than 75 1
- BBC News - Health More than half of patients have waited more than four hours in some trusts in England this winter. 1
- BBC News - Health More than half of people with diabetes missed out on vital checks last year 1
- BBC News - Health More than two million people say they have symptoms of long Covid. How are they being treated? 1
- BBC News - Health Most adults may need to start paying for care to protect free support for others 1
- BBC News - Health Most care homes struggled but some paid more to shareholders 1
- BBC News - Health Most of the UK lacks consistent round-the-clock care for the terminally ill 1
- BBC News - Health Most people remained resilient 1
- BBC News - Health Most strep A infections are mild but cases of more severe 1
- BBC News - Health Motion capture suits used to create alien characters can track the onset of diseases of movement 1
- BBC News - Health MP Theo Clarke tells the Commons she thought she was going to die in a traumatic experience giving birth. 1
- BBC News - Health Muscular dystrophy patient Elliot 1
- BBC News - Health Natural pregnancy after having a baby by IVF is far from rare 1
- BBC News - Health Nearly 400m potentially fatal doses - double last year's total - were intercepted by federal agents. 1
- BBC News - Health Nearly one in seven of the population is waiting as NHS bosses cite impact of strikes by doctors. 1
- BBC News - Health Neurologist Dr Michael Watt was at the centre of of Northern Ireland's biggest ever patient recall. 1
- BBC News - Health New analysis finds most children had a significant change in their mental health while on the drugs. 1
- BBC News - Health New figures show 4 1
- BBC News - Health New figures show how much the UK government paid for the cancelled deal with French firm Valneva. 1
- BBC News - Health New figures show more than 650 1
- BBC News - Health New guidance for grassroots sport says concussed players will be advised not to work or drive a car. 1
- BBC News - Health New health secretary Victoria Atkins says planning for winter "started much earlier" this year. 1
- BBC News - Health Newcastle Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust's CQC rating is downgraded to "requires improvement". 1
- BBC News - Health News of public figures' deaths has sparked speculation about greater losses than officials have reported. 1
- BBC News - Health NHS bosses criticise pay demand for consultants to provide emergency care during junior doctors' walkout. 1
- BBC News - Health NHS bosses lament huge toll walkouts are having in England 1
- BBC News - Health NHS bosses make more than 20 requests for junior doctors to return to work on the first day of a strike. 1
- BBC News - Health NHS bosses say their worst fears are being realised as a three-day walkout begins in England. 1
- BBC News - Health NHS bosses worry as junior doctors in England stage a third walkout in their attempt to secure a 35% rise. 1
- BBC News - Health NHS chief warns against complacency and says "risk of serious illness is very real". 1
- BBC News - Health NHS England is working to reconnect the systems of the South Central and South Western trusts. 1
- BBC News - Health NHS England says it continues to give Coventry and Warwickshire ICB chair Danielle Oum "its full support". 1
- BBC News - Health NHS England says it wants to test 30 1
- BBC News - Health NHS England want to reduce nine targets to three in a bid to simplify "outdated" standards. 1
- BBC News - Health NHS system for seriously ill people requiring home care is struggling to provide sufficient support. 1
- BBC News - Health NHS whistleblowers are being victimised 1
- BBC News - Health Nicoleta Tuna 1
- BBC News - Health Nitrous oxide 1
- BBC News - Health Nitrous oxide levels on Watford General's maternity suite far exceeded legal limits in peak periods. 1
- BBC News - Health No Covid restrictions are in place across the UK 1
- BBC News - Health None of the children had received the MMR vaccination 1
- BBC News - Health Northampton General Hospital is told to compensate a pregnant woman for repeated failings. 1
- BBC News - Health Northern Ireland under-21 defender Ross Larkin had a brain tumour just before Christmas 2021. 1
- BBC News - Health Now a class C drug 1
- BBC News - Health Nurse Lucy Letby is accused of killing the two babies on the neo-natal ward where she worked. 1
- BBC News - Health Nurses belonging to the Royal College of Nursing union have voted to strike. 1
- BBC News - Health Nurses have voted to strike. How much do they earn at the moment? 1
- BBC News - Health Nurses in England 1
- BBC News - Health Nurses' union challenged over whether the planned walkout in England would break strike rules. 1
- BBC News - Health Officials are expected to hold separate talks on Monday with health 1
- BBC News - Health Officials say the vaccine against the deadly virus could be rolled out for older adults by August. 1
- BBC News - Health Olivia Maunder's family say she has just months to live after her tumour was initially missed. 1
- BBC News - Health On-shift with the Leeds hospital team caring for young knife crime patients in West Yorkshire. 1
- BBC News - Health One of the Girls Aloud singer's final wishes was to find new ways of spotting breast cancer early. 1
- BBC News - Health One worker found social care "very rewarding" and would return if he could get truck driver wages. 1
- BBC News - Health Only those aged 65 and over or in at-risk groups should be invited for jab 1
- BBC News - Health Orla Guerin visits a hospital and clinic in Ukraine 1
- BBC News - Health Other HRT treatments have faced similar limits but ministers say there is good stock of most products. 1
- BBC News - Health Other NHS workers have risen in number five times more than midwives over the past decade. 1
- BBC News - Health Our correspondents analyse what impact additional funding might have in three key areas. 1
- BBC News - Health Papilloedema begins with pressure in the head and can be the first sign of a tumour. 1
- BBC News - Health Parents encouraged to check their children are up to date with their vaccinations. 1
- BBC News - Health Parking charges for hospital staff in Exeter and Barnstaple are being reintroduced. 1
- BBC News - Health Participants will consume capsules of dried faeces to see if they can improve gut health. 1
- BBC News - Health Patients are driving for hours to be seen 1
- BBC News - Health Patients are still dying due to failings highlighted more than a decade ago 1
- BBC News - Health Patients at a London hospital are waiting 24 hours in corridors as staff endure their "hardest winter". 1
- BBC News - Health Patients at Askern Medical Practice are told they have aggressive lung cancer in a messaging error. 1
- BBC News - Health Patients can expect disruption 1
- BBC News - Health Patients can now go home on the same day as having surgery to remove stoma bags. 1
- BBC News - Health Patients lose vision and have eyes surgically removed after using eyedrops now recalled in the US. 1
- BBC News - Health Patients say getting access to pads and tampons on mental health wards can be a struggle. 1
- BBC News - Health Patients unable to afford private treatment are turning to "dangerous self-removal methods" 1
- BBC News - Health PC Albert Alexander was the first patient to receive the newly-discovered antibiotic in 1941. 1
- BBC News - Health People aged 16-49 in England have until 12 February to take up the offer of a free vaccine booster. 1
- BBC News - Health People find it hard to judge portion sizes for food such as chocolate 1
- BBC News - Health People in UK less likely to survive treatable conditions than in other rich nations 1
- BBC News - Health People say there are healthy meal deal options 1
- BBC News - Health People whose lives were damaged by surgery say they are still waiting to see an official report. 1
- BBC News - Health People with the condition have to deal with abdominal bloating 1
- BBC News - Health People with the condition say they face uncertain times as their supplies run out or run low. 1
- BBC News - Health Personal trainer Joe Dilling uses social media to encourage acceptance for people who stutter. 1
- BBC News - Health Peter Watters is one of 200 university students who have just finished a two-year degree apprenticeship. 1
- BBC News - Health Pharmacies say there are supply chain issues with some products but people should not panic buy. 1
- BBC News - Health Plans for military personnel to keep front-line services running are in place 1
- BBC News - Health Playing an instrument is especially good for brain health and should be encouraged 1
- BBC News - Health PM Anthony Albanese calls the birth defects scandal one of Australia's "darkest" medical chapters. 1
- BBC News - Health PM Rishi Sunak says the offer to workers was final and that there would be "no more talks on pay". 1
- BBC News - Health Podcaster Dee Moore 1
- BBC News - Health Police arrived at a distraught mother's house the day after her daughter died at Kettering General Hospital. 1
- BBC News - Health Police say they continue to pursue a surgeon after two separate complaints of assault were made. 1
- BBC News - Health PPE Medpro won contracts to supply PPE after being recommended by then Tory peer Baroness Mone. 1
- BBC News - Health Pregnant women will also be paid to quit smoking under government plans to be set out on Tuesday. 1
- BBC News - Health Pressure on services in Greater Manchester is "beyond anything experienced before" 1
- BBC News - Health Prices of supermarket staples are rising at the fastest rate in decades 1
- BBC News - Health Princess Alexandra Hospital in Harlow says use has been suspended in the maternity unit. 1
- BBC News - Health Prioritising firms recommended by MPs and peers wasted taxpayers' money 1
- BBC News - Health Prof Neil Ferguson denies he "stepped over the line" as a government adviser on Covid. 1
- BBC News - Health Proteins in blood reflect how well the brain 1
- BBC News - Health Protests over pay continue with nurses picketing today 1
- BBC News - Health Psychiatrists and mental health charities say digital therapies are no substitute for one-to-one care. 1
- BBC News - Health Public Health Wales figures show non-melanoma skin cancers increased by 7% between 2016 and 2019. 1
- BBC News - Health Rachel says she was devastated by the lack of support after being told she was overweight for IVF. 1
- BBC News - Health Racism meant ethnic-minority doctors felt unable to challenge poor PPE 1
- BBC News - Health Raised risks of anxiety 1
- BBC News - Health Rape 1
- BBC News - Health Reckitt are recalling batches of Nutramigen powders after finding bacteria in an "isolated overseas sample". 1
- BBC News - Health Record numbers are being tested for cancer but treatment targets are still being missed in England. 1
- BBC News - Health Referrals for respiratory tests will also be allowed in bid to speed up diagnosis in England. 1
- BBC News - Health Regulations were updated after an outcry over gene-edited babies but a leading expert says they don't go far enough. 1
- BBC News - Health Regulators around the world have questioned the high price set by Vertex Pharmaceuticals. 1
- BBC News - Health Relatives are calling for wider compensation for those caught up in the infected blood scandal. 1
- BBC News - Health Relatives of patients who faced long waits for an ambulance in the West Midlands want improvements. 1
- BBC News - Health Relatives of residents who died with the virus are claiming damages for loss of life and distress caused. 1
- BBC News - Health Relaxed licensing rules brought in during Covid in England and Wakes will soon come to an end. 1
- BBC News - Health Repeated requests to join meetings in early 2020 were refused 1
- BBC News - Health Report says racism played a role in the higher death rates of black and Asian women giving birth. 1
- BBC News - Health Reports say health department officials "raised concern" about the health secretary's conduct. 1
- BBC News - Health Reports suggest the World Health Organization could label the sweetener as possibly carcinogenic. 1
- BBC News - Health Rescued ewe Fiona is enlisted to help support farmers who might be struggling at Christmas. 1
- BBC News - Health Research from Teenage Cancer Trust suggests many 18-24 year-olds don't know the five major things to look for. 1
- BBC News - Health Research suggests there is a crucial window during weaning to lower the allergy risk. 1
- BBC News - Health Researchers say children who gained weight in the pandemic could develop diseases later in life. 1
- BBC News - Health Researchers say claims the milk helps support brain and nervous system development are unfounded. 1
- BBC News - Health Researchers say it may help trigger calming brain pathways and are putting their theory to the test. 1
- BBC News - Health Researchers say the pandemic and cost of living crisis have contributed to worsening mental health. 1
- BBC News - Health Rhiannon Morgan has grown used to people making comments or asking if her condition is contagious. 1
- BBC News - Health Rimegepant will be available only to adults who have tried at least three other preventative drugs. 1
- BBC News - Health Rishi Sunak announces the plan saying "we must act" to tackle a rise in vaping among children. 1
- BBC News - Health Rishi Sunak says he is 'deeply concerned' by the rising number of under-18s using vapes. 1
- BBC News - Health Rishi Sunak says he is looking at strengthening marketing rules for e-cigarettes. 1
- BBC News - Health Rob Behrens says he was moved by the plea of Merope Mills 1
- BBC News - Health Robert Glynn says getting the all-clear after being told he had 12 months to live was "overwhelming". 1
- BBC News - Health Roger 1
- BBC News - Health Ros Atkins looks at the issue of how the NHS has been funded. 1
- BBC News - Health Roxy Rhodes 1
- BBC News - Health Royal College of Nursing members are set to stage their biggest-ever NHS walkout on 15 and 20 December. 1
- BBC News - Health Royal College of Nursing to take action from 1 to 3 March in England in biggest walkout of dispute. 1
- BBC News - Health Royal Papworth Hospital in Cambridge hopes the product will improve heart surgery survival rates. 1
- BBC News - Health Ruling comes after ministers asked judges to rule whether union could strike for full 48 hours. 1
- BBC News - Health Rupert Johnston was left brain damaged after a car crash 1
- BBC News - Health Safety concerns about A&Es in Elgin and Aberdeen are being ignored claim senior doctors. 1
- BBC News - Health Sam Eljamel harmed dozens of patients while working at NHS Tayside 1
- BBC News - Health Samantha Bourton also visited the patient outside work hours in May 2021 1
- BBC News - Health Samuel Smith thought his diagnosis might stop him playing 1
- BBC News - Health Sarah Ferguson's doctors have told her that the prognosis is good 1
- BBC News - Health School leavers would be able to enrol to become doctors without having to pay to go to university. 1
- BBC News - Health Scientists did the study for the government to better understand possible exposure to shoppers. 1
- BBC News - Health Scientists discover 4 1
- BBC News - Health Scientists found signs of degenerative disease in professional as well as club players' brains. 1
- BBC News - Health Scientists have found a strain of bacteria which they believe could prevent spread of the disease. 1
- BBC News - Health Scientists say focus should be on cancer prevention 1
- BBC News - Health Scientists want to find out more about levels of antibiotic-resistant bacteria in healthy people. 1
- BBC News - Health Scientists want to understand exactly how pathogens can jump species and what the next threat may be. 1
- BBC News - Health Scientists will monitor the virus 1
- BBC News - Health Scotland's national director urges eligible people to get vaccinated when the programme starts. 1
- BBC News - Health Scotland's only NHS-funded rehab launches a new peer support project to save people from addiction. 1
- BBC News - Health Seb Dean 1
- BBC News - Health Secret filming reveals that "dangerous" substances are widely available for sale around the country. 1
- BBC News - Health Senior doctors are already set to strike this week - but now they will also strike for two days in August. 1
- BBC News - Health Senior sister Susan Beswick is struggling to keep patients safe 1
- BBC News - Health Seonaid Stallan's son took his own life two months after he was given a different antidepressant. 1
- BBC News - Health Serious concerns are raised over maternity services at Gloucestershire Hospitals NHS Trust. 1
- BBC News - Health Services across England and Wales affected 1
- BBC News - Health Severely disabled children 1
- BBC News - Health Shadow health secretary says regional waiting lists could help people get hospital treatment quicker. 1
- BBC News - Health Shannon Doherty spoke out after her baby son 1
- BBC News - Health Shannon Meenan Browse died from malnutrition after gastric sleeve surgery in Turkey 18 months ago. 1
- BBC News - Health Sharon Gregg 1
- BBC News - Health Sharp deterioration in response times for emergencies like heart attacks and strokes in England. 1
- BBC News - Health Simon Case said the former PM changed direction "every day" 1
- BBC News - Health Simon Hawkins says not knowing when he will get his tablets is stressful as shortages hit Wales. 1
- BBC News - Health Sir Ed Davey says a higher minimum wage for the sector would help prevent an "exodus" to better paid jobs. 1
- BBC News - Health Sir Keir Starmer says if elected he would aim to cut suicide 1
- BBC News - Health Sir Patrick criticises Boris Johnson for being weak and indecisive in autumn 2020 1
- BBC News - Health Sir Patrick Vallance writes of No 10 "chaos as usual" in diary extracts released to the Covid inquiry. 1
- BBC News - Health Sir Patrick Vallance's "brain dumps" morphed into damning public critiques - but are diaries therapeutic? 1
- BBC News - Health Sixteen children are believed to have died with invasive strep A infections since September. 1
- BBC News - Health Siyani Sheth 1
- BBC News - Health Social care workers earn about £8 1
- BBC News - Health Social jetlag has an impact on what we eat 1
- BBC News - Health Some 170 1
- BBC News - Health Some 350 1
- BBC News - Health Some 4 1
- BBC News - Health Some 89% of people in Henan province have been infected but visits to clinics have peaked. 1
- BBC News - Health Some NHS nurses 1
- BBC News - Health Some pupils are struggling to access period products in schools 1
- BBC News - Health Some staff at University Hospitals Birmingham say they feared complaining would only make things worse. 1
- BBC News - Health Some Ugandans have been attacking the government's efforts 1
- BBC News - Health Some UK patients could be prescribed the popular shot by specialist NHS weight management services. 1
- BBC News - Health Special sensors in the handle can detect an irregular heartbeat that raises the risk of stroke. 1
- BBC News - Health Spire is contacting patients seen by jailed surgeon Ian Paterson between 1993 and the early 2000s. 1
- BBC News - Health Staff at 37 NHS trusts in England will walk out over pay 1
- BBC News - Health Staff at 43 NHS trusts have sufficient votes to stage walkouts 1
- BBC News - Health Staff at the UK's largest blood processing centre near Bristol are urging people to book in now. 1
- BBC News - Health Staff in some parts of the hospital have to work around metal props supporting the ceiling. 1
- BBC News - Health Staff shortages are driving up waiting lists in all four UK nations 1
- BBC News - Health Staffing 1
- BBC News - Health Stars and doctors hope Russell T Davies's BBC drama Men Up can help end impotence stigma. 1
- BBC News - Health Stars are wishing the Strictly dancer well as she starts treatment for grade three breast cancer. 1
- BBC News - Health Start-up firms are producing new sweeteners but will they be able to compete with sugar? 1
- BBC News - Health Steelworkers in need of cash were among the men of Merthyr Tydfil who became medical guinea pigs. 1
- BBC News - Health Stephanie and Matt Trott want risky breech deliveries to be spotted earlier after their baby died. 1
- BBC News - Health Stephen Blakely hopes his TikTok content will help others with any stigma of using a stoma. 1
- BBC News - Health Stephen Sweetlove says he was reluctant to seek help because did not want to "burden the NHS". 1
- BBC News - Health Steve Barclay insists ministers took 'instant action' to move asylum seekers off the Bibby Stockholm barge. 1
- BBC News - Health Steve Barclay is told by the mother that she is scared for "the length" of her daughter's life. 1
- BBC News - Health Strep A is a bacterial infection that can be extremely serious 1
- BBC News - Health Strikes coincide with busiest Monday of the year for some A&E departments 1
- BBC News - Health Strikes in England 1
- BBC News - Health Studies suggest women are more affected by the issue than men. 1
- BBC News - Health Swedish study found computer-aided detection could spot cancer at similar rate to two radiologists. 1
- BBC News - Health Symptoms can start in your 40s - here's our guide to what happens in the run-up to periods stopping. 1
- BBC News - Health Teddi from Northumberland has a rare genetic condition and will be treated by the NHS with a new gene therapy. 1
- BBC News - Health Thanks to its weight loss drug 1
- BBC News - Health That it's almost impossible to discuss alternatives to the NHS is a tribute to its longevity 1
- BBC News - Health The "best next step" would be for the Welsh government to continue pay talks 1
- BBC News - Health The £2.4m trial led by the University of Exeter will be available at seven NHS sites around the UK. 1
- BBC News - Health The 12-year-old was found unconscious at his home and died after a legal battle over life support. 1
- BBC News - Health The 17% increase over two years comes after the medics had planned to take strike action. 1
- BBC News - Health The 19-year-old is named as Sudiksha Thirumalesh after legal restrictions are lifted. 1
- BBC News - Health The 19-year-old wants to seek an experimental treatment abroad 1
- BBC News - Health The 31-year-old had an "endless cycle of episodes of acute psychosis" 1
- BBC News - Health The 33-year-old is convicted of killing babies at the hospital neonatal unit where she worked. 1
- BBC News - Health The 34-year-old hopes to now become a mum as older sister donates her womb in pioneering transplant. 1
- BBC News - Health The 86-year-old is able to climb stairs and do laps of the garden at an Edinburgh nursing home. 1
- BBC News - Health The action is a direct result of the government's refusal to negotiate over pay 1
- BBC News - Health The advice to parents at the end of the Christmas break comes amid high levels of flu and Covid cases. 1
- BBC News - Health The advisory board says offering online anxiety and depression therapies could ease pressure on NHS. 1
- BBC News - Health The AI flags up tissue of concern to the medic carrying out the colonoscopy 1
- BBC News - Health The announcement is expected on Thursday 1
- BBC News - Health The antibody treatment donanemab helps clear the brain of a damaging protein that builds up in Alzheimer's. 1
- BBC News - Health The appeal is clear - but should we be turning to appetite-suppressing injections? 1
- BBC News - Health The appetite suppressing drug 1
- BBC News - Health The awareness messages will be carried on urinal mats as part of efforts to detect male cancers early. 1
- BBC News - Health The ballot announced on Monday will run for six weeks and could result in a 24-hour walk-out. 1
- BBC News - Health The ban comes after a vote in the French capital - but is it democracy in action? 1
- BBC News - Health The BBC asked two junior doctors in England to show us their payslips and reveal their salaries. 1
- BBC News - Health The BBC follows health experts treating patients with dangerous cancer that has spread to the spine. 1
- BBC News - Health The BBC has found interpreting issues were a factor in 80 babies dying or being injured between 2018-2022. 1
- BBC News - Health The BBC tracked down UK companies using fake reviews to boost their visibility in Google results. 1
- BBC News - Health The BBC's health and science correspondent undergoes an experiment to find out how a cold home affects him. 1
- BBC News - Health The bill passed by the state's legislature must still be signed by Governor Ron DeSantis to become law. 1
- BBC News - Health The billionaire's Neuralink implant company wants to help restore people's vision and mobility. 1
- BBC News - Health The Birmingham hospital trust has been described as "mafia-like" by staff. 1
- BBC News - Health The blood-borne virus can lead to liver disease and cancer 1
- BBC News - Health The BMA has rejected a 5% pay offer and is balloting members on taking industrial action. 1
- BBC News - Health The BMA said talks with the government were deadlocked and their final pay offer was unacceptable. 1
- BBC News - Health The BMA will ask some doctors if they want to strike over pay if no progress is made by 6 November. 1
- BBC News - Health The British Medical Association is refusing to provide any exemptions for life and limb cover next week. 1
- BBC News - Health The British Medical Association says doctors granted exemption from strike action were not needed. 1
- BBC News - Health The British Medical Association says it rejects the Welsh government advice. 1
- BBC News - Health The British Medical Association says strikes will be paused to allow time for the two sides to meet. 1
- BBC News - Health The Brown Clee Patients Group hopes to remove some of the financial burden for incoming GPs. 1
- BBC News - Health The buildings could contain a material which NHS Scotland warns is vulnerable to "catastrophic failure". 1
- BBC News - Health The care home is put in special measures after a significant deterioration in the standard of care. 1
- BBC News - Health The chancellor says the government accepts a "moral case" to pay compensation "as fast as we can". 1
- BBC News - Health The change 1
- BBC News - Health The Chinese city once had some of the toughest restrictions in the world 1
- BBC News - Health The claim Covid-19 leaked from a Chinese laboratory dates from early in the pandemic. Here's what we know. 1
- BBC News - Health The closure of Mullaghbawn practice will leave more than 5 1
- BBC News - Health The Commons equalities committee chair says it is time to debate "outdated" abortion rules. 1
- BBC News - Health The concerns of families and carers will be at the heart of a new early-warning system 1
- BBC News - Health The conference in Norwich will hear from one woman who felt she needed to shower all the time. 1
- BBC News - Health The conmen in Bihar state promised to pay huge sums of money to men to get childless women pregnant. 1
- BBC News - Health The controversial forum 1
- BBC News - Health The Court of Appeal has reduced Carla Foster's sentence for illegally obtaining abortion tablets. 1
- BBC News - Health The Covid-19 vaccine firm selects Oxfordshire as the site for a new UK research and production base. 1
- BBC News - Health The dancer 1
- BBC News - Health The Deaf Arts Festival will tour Northern Ireland after premiering in Belfast this weekend. 1
- BBC News - Health The deaths were under the care of University Hospitals of Derby and Burton NHS Foundation Trust over a 16-month period. 1
- BBC News - Health The dental practice tells patients only private dental care will be offered from 1 April. 1
- BBC News - Health The department store is partnering with Covid-19 testing firm Randox Health to offer new services. 1
- BBC News - Health The digital expansion follows the success of the Covid vaccination programme 1
- BBC News - Health The DNA of ancient cattle herders has revealed how diseases evolved in Europe over thousands of years. 1
- BBC News - Health The dramatic rise in egg freezing could be due to the pandemic 1
- BBC News - Health The Duke of Sussex recalls the work of Princess Diana in removing the stigma around HIV. 1
- BBC News - Health The Dundee University student filmed the dissection of a body without permission. 1
- BBC News - Health The effect is about a third that of a taking daily cholesterol-lowering statin 1
- BBC News - Health The European Court of Human Rights rules in favour of double Olympic 800m champion Caster Semenya in a case involving testosterone levels in female athletes. 1
- BBC News - Health The ex-children's commissioner in England says most senior officials did not put children first. 1
- BBC News - Health The ex-PM used the term while discussing easing lockdown rules in January 2021 1
- BBC News - Health The family of Celia Marsh 1
- BBC News - Health The family of Jax Albert Jefferys says he was diagnosed with flu in the lead up to his death. 1
- BBC News - Health The father and son on getting to grips with a degenerative eye condition. 1
- BBC News - Health The father of seven-year-old Hanna Roap 1
- BBC News - Health The father-of-two's death was avoidable 1
- BBC News - Health The festival extends its "reduce 1
- BBC News - Health The findings 1
- BBC News - Health The first cohort of trainee doctors at the School of Medicine in Chelmsford are keen to get working. 1
- BBC News - Health The first new polio vaccines in 50 years are less likely to mutate into a dangerous form that causes disease. 1
- BBC News - Health The first phase of the Covid Inquiry has come to an end. What have we learnt over the past six weeks? 1
- BBC News - Health The flowers 1
- BBC News - Health The former health secretary expressed concern about relaxing rules for Covid contacts in late 2020. 1
- BBC News - Health The former health secretary was suspended as a Conservative MP after taking part in I'm A Celebrity. 1
- BBC News - Health The former PM says only a vaccine or drugs - unavailable at the time - could have averted the curbs. 1
- BBC News - Health The former prime minister tells BBC News sweets helped her out in some sticky situations in meetings. 1
- BBC News - Health The Galleri test revealed the correct site of a tumour 85% of the time in a study with 5 1
- BBC News - Health The General Medical Council says efforts to recruit more UK doctors will take years to take effect. 1
- BBC News - Health The girl was a pupil at Black Mountain Primary School in west Belfast and became severely ill last week. 1
- BBC News - Health The government defends new plans to tackle anti-social behaviour by clamping down on nitrous oxide. 1
- BBC News - Health The government has said it expects all patients needing a GP appointment to be seen within two weeks. 1
- BBC News - Health The government is discussing contingency plans 1
- BBC News - Health The government is meeting 14 NHS unions on Tuesday to try to reach a pay settlement. 1
- BBC News - Health The government is minded to make the Essex investigation a statutory inquiry 1
- BBC News - Health The government is working with German pharmaceutical company BioNTech on new ways to fight cancer. 1
- BBC News - Health The government may face a judicial review after excluding outsourced workers from a one-off bonus. 1
- BBC News - Health The government rejects calls to provide new funding for mental health support for farmers in crises. 1
- BBC News - Health The government says it cannot make a decision on compensation after losing a key vote on the scandal. 1
- BBC News - Health The government says the new policy could save a million hours of police time every year. 1
- BBC News - Health The government says vaping has become a huge epidemic 1
- BBC News - Health The habit among health staff could contribute to virus spread in hospitals 1
- BBC News - Health The health regulator issues a warning notice to an NHS trust over safety failings. 1
- BBC News - Health The health secretary says Scottish and Welsh patients could be treated in England to cut waiting times. 1
- BBC News - Health The health service is treating fewer patients than before Covid 1
- BBC News - Health The Healthcare Safety Investigation Branch says rising work pressure is a risk for staff and patients. 1
- BBC News - Health The High Court judge rules there is no new evidence linking the tests with harm to babies. 1
- BBC News - Health The High Court rules the waiting times faced by four transgender people for treatment were lawful. 1
- BBC News - Health The Home Office has so far blocked the facilities where people can inject drugs under supervision. 1
- BBC News - Health The home secretary during the pandemic tells the Covid inquiry the flat penalty was not proportionate. 1
- BBC News - Health The Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority finds a lack of Asian egg and black sperm donors. 1
- BBC News - Health The husband and wife are calling for more investment into brain tumours research. 1
- BBC News - Health The inquiry lays bare the moods and whims of key government figures at a time of crisis 1
- BBC News - Health The inside story of the Nigerian market trader whose case exposed illegal organ removal in the UK. 1
- BBC News - Health The jabs are being given faster than planned in England 1
- BBC News - Health The King visits the Princess of Wales 1
- BBC News - Health The kit is small enough to fit through a letterbox and arrives in plain packaging through the post. 1
- BBC News - Health The late campaigner's family vow to do all they can to prevent cancer deaths 1
- BBC News - Health The latest case of a London primary school child follows the recent deaths of three young children. 1
- BBC News - Health The latest data shows 7.47 million people are waiting for routine hospital treatment. 1
- BBC News - Health The latest Omicron variant is making scientists take notice in the US - so what do you need to know? 1
- BBC News - Health The Lawrence family were disillusioned with adult care homes when they hit upon a new idea. 1
- BBC News - Health The lawsuit says four of the largest social media firms knowingly expose children to harmful products. 1
- BBC News - Health The London Lonely Girls Club has "grown spectacularly" since pandemic restrictions were lifted. 1
- BBC News - Health The man who led China's pandemic response says inquiries into its origins should consider everything. 1
- BBC News - Health The model for an end to tobacco had been pushed for decades by New Zealand's Indigenous people. 1
- BBC News - Health The mother of a five-year-old boy speaks of his care at an under-fire children's ward. 1
- BBC News - Health The mother of a former patient said staff seemed "not to care" as he lost a large amount of weight. 1
- BBC News - Health The mother of an 11-year-old Aberdeenshire girl claims failings were made by NHS Grampian. 1
- BBC News - Health The move has been prompted by a rise in patients testing positive for Covid 1
- BBC News - Health The MP should learn on Tuesday whether a by-election will be held in her constituency. 1
- BBC News - Health The mum and dad of a two-day-old girl who died want a national inquiry into maternity services. 1
- BBC News - Health The mum says she would have done anything possible to save her little boy's life. 1
- BBC News - Health The new health measure follows an increase in sexually transmitted infections in France. 1
- BBC News - Health The new Scottish government pay offer comes after BMA Scotland members voted for strike action. 1
- BBC News - Health The NHS is being given an extra £250m to buy beds in care homes as it grapples with a winter crisis. 1
- BBC News - Health The NHS is braced for its longest strike after last week's walkout caused nearly 89 1
- BBC News - Health The NHS must ensure patients know they have the right to a second opinion 1
- BBC News - Health The NHS pulled funding for the service 1
- BBC News - Health The NHS says "positive discussions" with the RCN mean nurses will cover some departments. 1
- BBC News - Health The NHS says there is an "urgent need" for ethnic minority organ donors to help find the best matches. 1
- BBC News - Health The NHS website's hay-fever advice pages received one visit every three seconds on Sunday. 1
- BBC News - Health The Nigerian senator and his wife brought a 21-year-old man to the UK to donate a kidney. 1
- BBC News - Health The North East Ambulance Service apologises to the patient's family and begins an investigation. 1
- BBC News - Health The north-west of England service says repeat medication orders on bank holidays add unnecessary pressure. 1
- BBC News - Health The Nottingham University Hospitals trust is already facing a police investigation over the deaths. 1
- BBC News - Health The number of adults giving up more than doubled but many young adults started smoking 1
- BBC News - Health The number of adults receiving treatment for substance misuse hits seven-year high 1
- BBC News - Health The number of hospital beds occupied by patients ready to be discharged is also at a record level. 1
- BBC News - Health The number of people dying rose by 27% between 2019 and 2021 1
- BBC News - Health The number of people waiting for an autism diagnosis is up 50% over the past 12 months. 1
- BBC News - Health The numbers dying from the disease have risen steadily over the past 10 years 1
- BBC News - Health The nurse who was found guilty of murdering seven babies at the Countess of Chester Hospital is led from her home into a police car. 1
- BBC News - Health The offer covers two years 1
- BBC News - Health The once-a-week injection called Wegovy 1
- BBC News - Health The online booking system in England has opened and GPs are contacting people eligible to be vaccinated. 1
- BBC News - Health The panel resigned over controversial research about abortion and women's mental health. 1
- BBC News - Health The parasite - usually found in pythons - could have been there for two months 1
- BBC News - Health The parents of a baby who died at a hospital are told the investigation was compromised. 1
- BBC News - Health The party says fewer people would be waiting if the government had maximised use of private clinics. 1
- BBC News - Health The penguins 1
- BBC News - Health The pharmaceutical firm 1
- BBC News - Health The plan will help ensure YouTubers are genuinely qualified to dish out medical information. 1
- BBC News - Health The plan would see people able to access their records by smartphone without needing to call their GP. 1
- BBC News - Health The PM insists he won’t back down against striking workers 1
- BBC News - Health The PM says his healthcare is "a personal choice" 1
- BBC News - Health The pre-departure and voluntary arrival checks began in January after a spike in cases in China. 1
- BBC News - Health The president uses a CPAP machine 1
- BBC News - Health The prime minister is refusing to bow to pressure from health leaders to increase the offer. 1
- BBC News - Health The probe into vaccines and Covid drugs planned for the summer of 2024 has been delayed 1
- BBC News - Health The providers of the care home have admitted failing to manage risks to staff. 1
- BBC News - Health The psychological scars of Russia's invasion are starting to show in Ukraine 1
- BBC News - Health The public accounts committee calls for more support for alcohol treatment to save money and lives. 1
- BBC News - Health The Public Health Agency says there are 1 1
- BBC News - Health The Radio 5 Live presenter finds out that the answer could help many women like her. 1
- BBC News - Health The RCN wants progress in negotiations by the end of January or says it will ballot more members. 1
- BBC News - Health The recruitment of nurses by high-income countries is "out of control" 1
- BBC News - Health The reform would allow doctors to terminate a pregnancy if a mother's life or health were at risk. 1
- BBC News - Health The research helps understanding of the earliest moments of life and the reasons behind infertility. 1
- BBC News - Health The rest of the UK is considered to be at low risk of the virus taking off. 1
- BBC News - Health The results could open up new ways to spot 1
- BBC News - Health The review comes after a BBC investigation into claims of a climate of fear at Birmingham hospitals. 1
- BBC News - Health The revolutionary technology could be updated for even greater accuracy 1
- BBC News - Health The rock legend steps up his campaign to eradicate HIV 1
- BBC News - Health The Rosalind Franklin Laboratory is being marketed to businesses in the life sciences sector. 1
- BBC News - Health The Rosalind Franklin Laboratory opened in 2021 and processed millions of tests. 1
- BBC News - Health The Royal College of Gynaecologists and Obstetricians says women are being wrongly prosecuted. 1
- BBC News - Health The Royal College of Nursing is considering a 48-hour strike in England as a row over pay intensifies. 1
- BBC News - Health The scale of long-term use - and concerns about withdrawal symptoms - are revealed by BBC Panorama. 1
- BBC News - Health The scans pick up some cancers that would be missed by PSA blood tests alone. 1
- BBC News - Health The Scottish government has been accused of "playing Russian roulette" with staff and patients' health. 1
- BBC News - Health The second round of public hearings examining the UK's handling of the pandemic starts on 3 October. 1
- BBC News - Health The service blamed "unprecedented pressure following the Christmas break" for delays. 1
- BBC News - Health The service says it is "under huge pressure" and is experiencing hospital handover delays. 1
- BBC News - Health The seven Welsh health boards say they have nearly 1 1
- BBC News - Health The sexually transmitted infection is at record levels in the UK and students are most at risk. 1
- BBC News - Health The shadow health secretary says the NHS needs reform as he attacks left-wing critics of his ideas. 1
- BBC News - Health The singer opens up about being diagnosed as a black woman and why she wants more research to be done. 1
- BBC News - Health The singer pays for a day's worth of scans and pledges to do more. 1
- BBC News - Health The singer testified to US lawmakers to advocate for Pepfar 1
- BBC News - Health The singer warned he may have to take a break from performing after struggling at Glastonbury. 1
- BBC News - Health The sites in England were all developed using a lightweight concrete with a limited lifespan. 1
- BBC News - Health The specially adapted environment is keeping people healthier and happier for longer 1
- BBC News - Health The step count needed to reduce the risk of disease is lower than previously thought 1
- BBC News - Health The strike across 30 services in England is the latest action by NHS staff in the pay dispute. 1
- BBC News - Health The study detected physical differences in the eyes of people with Parkinson's and those without the condition. 1
- BBC News - Health The study says action needs to be taken to improve the health of people who are about to retire. 1
- BBC News - Health The synthetic embryos - only days or weeks old - could help explain infertility and pregnancy loss. 1
- BBC News - Health The technology will be offered at cost price to all NHS trusts in England 1
- BBC News - Health The television presenter says she has dementia after battling brain fog and anxiety for months. 1
- BBC News - Health The test scheme will see chemo drugs 1
- BBC News - Health The Thor star has revealed he has a significantly heightened risk of developing the disease. 1
- BBC News - Health The treatment has been recommended by health experts and will soon be available on the NHS. 1
- BBC News - Health The trust that runs Hinchingbrooke and Peterborough maternity units fears exposure risk to staff. 1
- BBC News - Health The trust's ex-chief executive said he was asked to run a hospital trust despite Letby's murder probe. 1
- BBC News - Health The TV conservationist tells Instagram followers she's suffered "insurmountable pain" for 10 years. 1
- BBC News - Health The TV presenter 1
- BBC News - Health The twins shared the same amniotic sac 1
- BBC News - Health The types of good bacteria which colonise our bodies at birth could influence how well vaccines work. 1
- BBC News - Health The UK Health Security Agency has now declared the measles outbreak a national incident. 1
- BBC News - Health The UK Health Security Agency says it will halt publishing the figures from early January. 1
- BBC News - Health The UK is considering restrictions on visitors from China as the US 1
- BBC News - Health The UK is facing a wave of strike action over pay 1
- BBC News - Health The UK medicines safety watchdog says abusing codeine linctus can lead to serious health issues. 1
- BBC News - Health The UN agency wants data on an outbreak reported by the media and disease monitoring systems. 1
- BBC News - Health The under-fives and over-85s are most likely to become ill - getting a jab is urged. 1
- BBC News - Health The union represents the majority of ambulance staff working for the NHS in Scotland. 1
- BBC News - Health The union says ministers must respond within 48 hours of next week's walkout to avoid more action. 1
- BBC News - Health The Unite union suspends strikes in England to enter pay talks 1
- BBC News - Health The US singer and actress says she "wanted to address" concerns after people discussed her weight. 1
- BBC News - Health The vaccine - R21 - was up to 80% effective in early-stage clinical trials. 1
- BBC News - Health The vaccine's maker says it is effective in preventing infection and transmission of the disease. 1
- BBC News - Health The veteran broadcaster speaks to the BBC about her decision to join Dignitas. 1
- BBC News - Health The walkout in England 2
- BBC News - Health The way organs are prioritised means those aged 26-40 wait four times longer for surgery than the over-60s. 1
- BBC News - Health The Welsh government has said there is no more money to offer NHS workers. 1
- BBC News - Health The Welsh government says nuclear medicine will face a supply crisis by 2030 if nothing is done. 1
- BBC News - Health The whole genome sequencing project in England will screen for around 200 rare genetic conditions in newborns. 1
- BBC News - Health The women and equalities committee accuses the government of "glacial progress" on menopause. 1
- BBC News - Health The World Health Organisation declared the variant of interest 1
- BBC News - Health The world's first antibiotic was discovered in 1928 by Sir Alexander Fleming 1
- BBC News - Health The world's most popular YouTuber has responded to criticism over him funding life-changing operations. 1
- BBC News - Health The Year 8 student was a pupil at Colfe's School in Lee. 1
- BBC News - Health There are calls for both sides to end the doctors' pay row 1
- BBC News - Health There are now nearly 2.5 million adults of working age who are long-term sick 1
- BBC News - Health There is concern transfer to hospital from Frome Birthing Centre can not be guaranteed if required. 1
- BBC News - Health There is enough scientific evidence for some less conventional "body and mind" approaches 1
- BBC News - Health There may be no health gain from waiting a recommended six months before trying again 1
- BBC News - Health They are now likely to say ill-health affects their job as the middle-aged did 10 years ago. 1
- BBC News - Health They are walking out over pay and want an increase to make up for 15 years of inflation. 1
- BBC News - Health They have become the new frontier in the US battle over abortion access but their future is at risk. 1
- BBC News - Health They say the sterilisation device left them in pain - but the manufacturer defends its safety. 1
- BBC News - Health They were not expected to survive but Ruby and Rosie 1
- BBC News - Health They will walk out between 07:00 on Wednesday 14 June and 07:00 on Saturday 17 June. 1
- BBC News - Health They would list the health and financial benefits of quitting and the support available in the UK. 1
- BBC News - Health This January was the driest in history with a survey suggesting one in five drinkers gave up alcohol. 1
- BBC News - Health This pilot project uses St John Ambulance Cymru in a bid to prevent people having to go to hospital. 1
- BBC News - Health Those prone to napping had brains that looked up to six years younger than everyone else. 1
- BBC News - Health Thousands of families could receive compensation payments in scandal that killed more than 3 1
- BBC News - Health Thousands of health workers who were excluded from a bonus will now get the payment 1
- BBC News - Health Thousands of paramedics 1
- BBC News - Health Thousands of people who had coronavirus face yet another Christmas with the smell disorder parosmia. 1
- BBC News - Health Three paramedics tell BBC News what it is like to work in the strike-hit profession at the moment. 1
- BBC News - Health Three young women say it can be difficult using dating apps after having life-changing cancer treatment. 1
- BBC News - Health Three-day joint walkout by junior doctors and consultants begins on Monday as pay dispute escalates. 1
- BBC News - Health TikTok's most famous dermatologist Dr Muneeb Shah is sharing his top tips for the holy month. 1
- BBC News - Health Tony Stowell says his mother's care home took two days to tell the family they had put her on end-of-life care. 1
- BBC News - Health Tory deputy chairman Lee Anderson donates £1 1
- BBC News - Health Towie star Gemma Collins is urging people to be more open and less embarrassed about the subject. 1
- BBC News - Health Tracking speed of movement might provide a diagnosis up to seven years ahead of symptoms 1
- BBC News - Health Trans people in south-west England face the longest delays 1
- BBC News - Health Trial suggests Wegovy cuts risk of cardiovascular event in overweight people with heart disease by a fifth. 1
- BBC News - Health Tweaks to hip and knee surgeries could allow more patients to be sent home on the same day. 1
- BBC News - Health Two brothers describe the changes they've made to care for their father after his diagnosis aged 55. 1
- BBC News - Health Two doctors say they experienced "every parent's worst nightmare" when their son got sick. 1
- BBC News - Health Two reviews identified major failings by independent health regulator the Care Quality Commission. 1
- BBC News - Health Two teams of US scientists have converted brain signals into words at a faster rate than before. 1
- BBC News - Health Two Wilmslow doctors say the NHS is "broken" after they had to drive a patient to A&E themselves. 1
- BBC News - Health UK doctors reviewed 94 1
- BBC News - Health UK families angry at lack of action to shut down online suicide forum despite coroners' warnings. 1
- BBC News - Health Under the law change possessing the drug would carry a sentence of up to two years in prison or a large fine. 1
- BBC News - Health Underwear labels urge people to contact their GP if they spot symptoms of breast or testicular cancer. 1
- BBC News - Health Union boss Pat Cullen urges ministers to reopen pay talks in England after her members rejected a 5% offer. 1
- BBC News - Health Unions and ministers are being urged to start talks after a pay breakthrough with other NHS workers. 1
- BBC News - Health Unions to meet Health Secretary Steve Barclay as NHS managers warn strikes will be damaging to patients. 1
- BBC News - Health Unison and GMB suspend strike in England but action from Unite members to go ahead as planned on Monday. 1
- BBC News - Health Unite says it is part of an "escalation strategy to exert greater pressure on the government". 1
- BBC News - Health Unite union announces industrial action across the south of England and West Midlands. 1
- BBC News - Health Updated guidance spells out expected behaviour and how to raise concerns about colleagues 1
- BBC News - Health Vaccine nurse says being descended from Henrietta Lacks helps her understand her patients' fears. 1
- BBC News - Health Vaccines for the most vulnerable will start being given in September instead of October in England. 1
- BBC News - Health Vaish Kumar's parents say they are sharing details from the note she wrote to help others. 1
- BBC News - Health Valdo Calocane was detained four times under the mental health act before killing three people. 1
- BBC News - Health Vapes should only be used by smokers who want to give up tobacco 1
- BBC News - Health Vicky McClure delivers the letter to Downing Street on behalf of the Alzheimer's Society charity. 1
- BBC News - Health Vicky Pattison says she does not regret sharing her egg-freezing journey 1
- BBC News - Health Volunteers will test a pill designed to remove radioactive contamination from the body. 1
- BBC News - Health Waiting lists for non life-threatening conditions have reached record levels 1
- BBC News - Health Watchdog concerned over lack of specialist nurses 1
- BBC News - Health We answer the questions you're asking about Alzheimer's disease 1
- BBC News - Health Wegovy 1
- BBC News - Health Wendy Clarke is encouraging women to get tested after being diagnosed with terminal cervical cancer. 1
- BBC News - Health What impact do high temperatures have on our bodies? 1
- BBC News - Health What you need to know about emergency care during the ambulance strike. 1
- BBC News - Health Wheelbarrows are carted around in search of community centres and churches willing to share water. 1
- BBC News - Health When former BBC correspondent Rory Cellan-Jones broke his elbow he waited days for an operation. 1
- BBC News - Health When Hollie was diagnosed with the big C 1
- BBC News - Health Why have some people never had Covid and can that lead to better vaccines? 1
- BBC News - Health Why is bird flu so bad this year and why are scientists so concerned? 1
- BBC News - Health Why struggling parents aren't choosing cheaper brands when it comes to infant formula milk. 1
- BBC News - Health Will a healthcare approach that has been successful in poorer parts of Brazil work in the UK? 1
- BBC News - Health With a shortage of available guide dogs 1
- BBC News - Health With Dry January under way 1
- BBC News - Health With the largest measure off the menu 1
- BBC News - Health With the number of care workers falling 1
- BBC News - Health Woman 1
- BBC News - Health Women as young as 30 are undergoing extreme treatments for Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder. 1
- BBC News - Health Women in Sudan's few remaining maternity wards are having babies to the sound of gunfire. 1
- BBC News - Health Women in the US are worried that changes to abortion laws could affect their fertility treatment. 1
- BBC News - Health Women report positives 1
- BBC News - Health Women say their labours were traumatic at hospitals that have banned gas and air amid safety concerns. 1
- BBC News - Health Women using this type of birth control have a slightly increased risk 1
- BBC News - Health Workers are taking more days off due to stress 1
- BBC News - Health Workers should think about colleagues' health 1
- BBC News - Health Writing in the Sunday Telegraph 1
- BBC News - Health Xi'an says it may turn to lockdowns - a measure criticised as "excessive" after strict Covid controls. 1
- BBC News - Health You are never too young to start improving your brain health 1
- BBC News 'Awful April" will see a range of household bills rise 1
- BBC News "Don't be shy 1
- BBC News "It's something you never imagine will happen to you 1
- BBC News "The university will not surrender its independence or relinquish its constitutional rights 1
- BBC News "Urgent structural checks" on the safety of concrete are being carried out in schools across North Tyneside. 1
- BBC News 15-year-old Sophie is learning the ancient craft at the Revesby Estate. 1
- BBC News A 37-year-old man is in police custody after being arrested on suspicion of attempted murder. 1
- BBC News A BBC investigation finds 109 warning letters last year highlighted NHS waits or resource pressures. 1
- BBC News A BBC investigation finds some nurses were verbally abusive and cruel towards unwell teenagers. 1
- BBC News A bill to allow assisted dying for the terminally ill is expected to pass a key parliamentary stage. 1
- BBC News A Cambridge study suggests that children who wear school uniforms may be less physically active. 1
- BBC News A Cambridgeshire mum wants changes to the law to protect children with allergies after her son died. 1
- BBC News A case was brought against Scottish Borders Council which had installed only gender neutral toilets in a replacement school. 1
- BBC News A chance scroll on the internet led the actor Michael Sheen on a journey to uncover a dark secret. 1
- BBC News A closer look at the tiny 2
- BBC News A coroner hears hospital staff failed to give Zachary Taylor-Smith's mum antibiotics during labour. 1
- BBC News A council meeting is told it is "missing" £2.6m in council tax due to a growing number of students. 1
- BBC News A council report says an increasing number of parents are refusing school places offered to them. 1
- BBC News A court challenge means the government will look again at the cap on the Disabled Facilities Grant. 1
- BBC News A critical care nurse says many colleagues moved departments because of PTSD after the pandemic. 1
- BBC News A current outbreak of the virus in the African country is "concerning" 1
- BBC News A damning report finds bullying 1
- BBC News A devastating side effect made Weronkia Somerville lose 14 years of her life 1
- BBC News A doctor says practices may be pushed "over the edge" by the National Insurance rate rise. 1
- BBC News A doctor with the NHS trust says the medication being trialled is "potentially highly effective". 1
- BBC News A drop in international student numbers has driven the worsening financial position 1
- BBC News A family are prepared to go to court so that their son continues getting funding for his education. 1
- BBC News A family whose autistic son died after being taken to a mental health unit raise concerns. 1
- BBC News A fifth 21% happy with NHS in Britain 1
- BBC News A final compensation scheme could be running by the year's end after ministers agree to a Labour-led demand. 2
- BBC News A former police officer fears she may not live to see the pension boost she has been promised. 1
- BBC News A group of 141 institutions is calling for inflation-linked fee hikes and more government grants. 1
- BBC News A group of MPs want workers to get the right to leave if they suffer a miscarriage before 24 weeks. 1
- BBC News A group of people with dementia have made a film called Hear Our Voice to tackle common stereotypes. 1
- BBC News A head teachers' union is warning that schools with Raac will feel the financial impact for years. 1
- BBC News A health system "at breaking point" is causing delays in diagnosis and treatment 1
- BBC News A heavily-redacted report on cases linked to surgeon Yaser Jabbar should be released in full 1
- BBC News A high-tech prosthetic leg enables amputees to walk naturally at normal speeds 1
- BBC News A hospital trust is investigating if medical records of the three victims were accessed "inappropriately". 1
- BBC News A host of hospital building projects have been put back to the 2030s. How will they cope? 1
- BBC News A Jewish doctor speaks of being abused by a colleague 1
- BBC News A landmark report says "toxicity" of debate is hampering medical research into gender services. 3
- BBC News A law creating a Patient Safety Commissioner post was passed last year - but no-one has yet been found to take it on. 1
- BBC News A Lincolnshire mother says the council is paying thousands to take her daughter to a state school. 1
- BBC News A locally-made wild garlic sauce may have been contaminated with a dangerous toxin 1
- BBC News A new drug that slows the pace of Alzheimer's disease is too expensive for too little benefit to be used on the NHS 2
- BBC News A new map showing 50 million neural connections is a 'huge leap' to understanding our own brains. 1
- BBC News A new pilot scheme helps councils find eligible children who are unregistered for free school meals. 1
- BBC News A new policy sees people treated in NHS hospital corridors as admissions outstrip beds. 1
- BBC News A new poll by the Office for National Statistics suggests waits in England are worse than feared. 1
- BBC News A new report says teacher vacancy posts are at a record high as schools' recruitment problems persist. 1
- BBC News A number of bill rises will come into force at the start of what some commentators have described as "awful April". 1
- BBC News A person in California has tested positive for the emerging strain 1
- BBC News A pilot is using technology that identifies people at risk of a heart attack in the next 10 years. 1
- BBC News A probe at Liverpool Women's Hospital finds delayed diagnosis and treatment of a pregnant black woman. 1
- BBC News A proposed change to the assisted dying bill could push back the introduction of the law by two years. 1
- BBC News A pupil who says she was repeatedly restrained took her independent special school to court. 1
- BBC News A radical rethink of how neurodiversity is treated is needed for the NHS to keep up 1
- BBC News A ransomware group carries out its threat to NHS Dumfries and Galloway and releases a "large volume" of patients' data. 1
- BBC News A report by parliament's cross-party-transport select committee says accessibility failings are "systematic" across all modes of transport. 1
- BBC News A report finds the special educational needs and disabilities system in "disarray" and lacking funds. 2
- BBC News A report says David Blight's conduct had fallen "significantly short of the standards expected". 1
- BBC News A report to Devon County Council said the move could raise more than £5m a year. 1
- BBC News A Resolution Foundation report is calling for action to support young people's mental health. 1
- BBC News A review of gynae services in NI finds that more than 37 1
- BBC News A rising number of food products contain claims about being a source of protein or being rich in it. 1
- BBC News A series of household bills 1
- BBC News A single case of mpox - formerly known as monkeypox - linked to the outbreak in parts of Africa has been detected in the UK. 1
- BBC News A single case of mpox linked to a recent outbreak in parts of Africa has been detected in the UK. 1
- BBC News A single dose of gene therapy was enough to stop the painful swelling attacks caused by angiodema. 1
- BBC News A Sinn Féin motion calls on the executive to prioritise high quality 1
- BBC News A spokesperson says the council is "committed to providing the best education and support" for all. 1
- BBC News A student union leader says the situation for some is "desperate" as they are "at breaking point". 1
- BBC News A study of nearly two million people finds a link with processed meats - but experts say it should not cause panic. 1
- BBC News A study suggests a link 1
- BBC News A study was carried out of more than 12 1
- BBC News A surgeon is alleged to have used a Swiss Army knife because he could not find a sterile scalpel. 1
- BBC News A survey found the number of cancer centres experiencing severe delays had almost doubled in a year. 1
- BBC News A survey of teachers in England suggests lots of schools are having to provide extra help for families. 1
- BBC News A teacher and former policy adviser at the Department for Education discuss Labour’s proposed policy. 1
- BBC News A teacher who had a knife pulled out on him by a pupil says classroom behaviour is at its worst. 1
- BBC News A team in South Korea say they have cracked how to grow beef muscle and fat cells inside grains of rice. 1
- BBC News A team of Royal Academy of Engineering scientists say the risk from human faeces is increasing. 1
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- BBC News MPs say new laws and "deep-rooted cultural change" are needed at the Department for Work and Pensions. 1
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- BBC News Mum Jo says Jacob is very caring but sensory issues led to him being excluded for disruptive behaviour. 1
- BBC News Mum of premature twins says rigid restrictions on birthing wards during Covid were traumatic. 1
- BBC News Mum Rachel shares her experience of adopting her daughter at a time when adoption rates are falling. 1
- BBC News National Education Union members are expected to vote on whether to hold a formal strike ballot. 1
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- BBC News New draft guidance says schools should not discuss gender identity 1
- BBC News New figures show university graduates could be eligible for refunds worth nearly £200m. 1
- BBC News New guidance for schools in England is expected to be set out on Thursday. 1
- BBC News New part of the immune system - hidden inside our bodies - could be used to make new antibiotics. 1
- BBC News New studies suggest the weight loss drug could be used to treat a range of issues 1
- BBC News Newcastle doctors use donated tissue to help save Paul Laskey's eyesight. 1
- BBC News NHS bosses warn of significant disruption to services in England during the five-day walkout. 1
- BBC News NHS England medical director warns hospitals under strain after sharp rise in flu cases. 1
- BBC News NHS England say sharp rise in flu cases is causing real concern. 1
- BBC News NHS England says it cannot afford to offer abiraterone 1
- BBC News NHS England says services are back online after the global IT outage 1
- BBC News NHS experts report unprecedented demand for the new generation of obesity treatments. 1
- BBC News NHS safety body wants a focus on staff fatigue as it warns of mistakes and impaired decision-making. 1
- BBC News NHS trusts "try to stop" coroners issuing Prevention of Future Death reports 2
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- BBC News No suitable home has been found in the community for the 36-year-old 2
- BBC News Norfolk has a higher-than-average rate of persistent absence - but what are the stories behind it? 1
- BBC News Northampton School for Girls hope their award-winning idea will keep children safe from exploitation. 1
- BBC News Not everyone can picture images in their mind's eye and remember sounds or faces - but why? 1
- BBC News Nurse Carol McGachie said she felt like she had been plugged into the mains every night. 2
- BBC News Nursery places can difficult to find 2
- BBC News Odran Doran and Simon Black are banned from teaching as allegations against them are proven. 1
- BBC News Offering regular colonoscopies to people with Lynch syndrome at any age will save lives 1
- BBC News Ofsted figures say Cornwall 1
- BBC News Ofsted scrapped its single-word judgements for schools after the death of head teacher Ruth Perry. 1
- BBC News One man describes the condition as "probably the worst ailment" he has had in his adult life. 1
- BBC News One million more women would have life-saving checks if the NHS adopted self-testing 1
- BBC News One teacher says abuse from pupils is the worst is has been since she began. 1
- BBC News One teacher says reading standards for pupils in Wales were "patchy at best". 1
- BBC News Online pharmacies will no longer be allowed to use customer pictures or questionnaires as evidence. 1
- BBC News Online restrictions will start in October 2025 1
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- BBC News Overseas staff brought in to tackle midwife shortages say they experienced discrimination. 1
- BBC News Oxford Action for Palestine have organised a sit-in at university offices on Wellington Square. 1
- BBC News Paediatricians studied 21 children in the UK and Ireland who became very ill after the icy drinks. 1
- BBC News Paid leave should be extended to parents who lose a pregnancy before 24 weeks 1
- BBC News Painless and easier to store than injections 1
- BBC News Parent Lisa from Hassocks says the changes should not apply to those already in private schools. 1
- BBC News Parents are being charged a £10 admin fee to retrieve cash put into the sQuid app. 1
- BBC News Parents going to extreme lengths to get medicinal cannabis oils for their epileptic children speak to the BBC. 1
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- BBC News Parents in England can now access 15 hours of free weekly childcare for children from nine months. 2
- BBC News Parents in England can now access 15 hours of free weekly childcare for their two-year-olds. 1
- BBC News Parents of children turning five in the next academic year are asked to enrol them by 31 January. 1
- BBC News Parents of nine-month-old who died at a nursery call for stronger safeguarding measures. 1
- BBC News Parents say teaching their children at home rather than in school better suits their needs. 1
- BBC News Parents say their children may not have become ill if screening had been available. 1
- BBC News Parents say they are worried by the inappropriate comments on the Class Charts app. 1
- BBC News Parents tell politicians about the "cliff-edge" their children face when they leave school. 1
- BBC News Parents will soon find out which schools their children will be attending from September this year. 1
- BBC News Patient Doreen Adams of Aberdeen says she is grateful for the benefits of the new brain surgery. 1
- BBC News Patient numbers per GP are twice as high in some areas than others 1
- BBC News Patient watchdog calls for payouts for those left disabled by an epilepsy drug or hurt by pelvic mesh. 1
- BBC News Patients given drugs for movement disorders like restless leg syndrome say their behaviour changed entirely. 1
- BBC News Paul Alexander worked as a lawyer and lived for decades in a metal cylinder which breathed for him. 1
- BBC News Paul Givan tells assembly members that the teaching unions have asked for a 13.5% rise in 2024-25. 1
- BBC News Pay review bodies recommend increases for teachers and NHS workers above the 2.8% the government has budgeted for. 1
- BBC News People affected by rare blood clots say they feel they have been airbrushed out of the pandemic. 1
- BBC News People in crisis can now access urgent help in England by calling 111 and talking to trained staff. 1
- BBC News People in England will be able to get free varenicline tablets to help them quit cigarettes. 1
- BBC News People living with alopecia could have access to treatment on the NHS in Scotland for the first time. 1
- BBC News People struggling with their weight welcome the NHS rollout of Mounjaro but worry about delays. 1
- BBC News People with a peanut allergy are advised to avoid eating foods that may contain mustard. 2
- BBC News Pharmacies are being advised to "work to rule" unless a funding agreement can be reached with government. 1
- BBC News Pharmacists say they are aware of people being wrongly prescribed weight-loss drugs. 1
- BBC News Phil Fuller is hailed for "almost certainly saving the man's life" when he was due to end his shift. 1
- BBC News Plans for a new takeaway prompt health bosses to chip in with their own suggestions. 1
- BBC News Plans for an upgraded NHS app to allow more patients in England to book treatments will be announced by the health secretary on Monday. 1
- BBC News Plans for the doctors' regulator to license less-qualified health workers are under attack. 1
- BBC News Plans to axe a fifth of the workforce at Dundee University have drawn attention to problems in the sector. 1
- BBC News Plans to shorten the school holidays from six to five weeks have been paused by the Welsh government. 1
- BBC News Police have said staff will not face action over abuse of autistic children shown in videos leaked to the BBC. 1
- BBC News Police say they are investigating reports relating to "an apparent case of assisted dying" in 1981. 1
- BBC News Police Scotland say reports of online child sexual abuse and exploitation have increased by 21% in a year. 1
- BBC News Poppie Davies wore a wig and talked about how isolated she felt with the condition. 1
- BBC News Potential students are being offered incentives if they sign up for certain degree courses through clearing. 1
- BBC News Pregnant women in particular are being urged to get the new vaccine 1
- BBC News Primary school numbers in London are set to fall at double the national average 1
- BBC News Princess of Wales continues her gradual return to public life with her first work meeting this year. 1
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- BBC News Professor and former education minister says plan to cut 400 jobs has created a "climate of fear". 1
- BBC News Professor John Latham said visa restrictions were discouraging students from coming to the UK. 1
- BBC News Proposals to change benefits rules to be unveiled on Tuesday have provoked unease among Labour MPs. 1
- BBC News Prostate Cancer Research acknowledges more accurate tests would be needed to justify screening all men. 1
- BBC News Protesters at NYU and Yale are arrested while Columbia cancels in-person classes for safety. 1
- BBC News Providing free dinners for all school children could cost over £200m a year 1
- BBC News Public-health experts are calling for minimum pricing to stop further rises in harmful drinking. 1
- BBC News Pupils from Riverdale Primary School have been learning about dementia from older people with the disease. 1
- BBC News Pupils set to perform for King Charles were rehearsing when Keir Starmer stopped to listen. 1
- BBC News Purpose-built housing for 5 1
- BBC News Reagan says having a child with disabilities can be "a lonely place" and hopes to help others. 1
- BBC News Reasons for children not wanting school meals include portion sizes and noisy canteens. 1
- BBC News Rebecca and Angharad Lewis are urging greater awareness of a heart condition which can be fatal. 1
- BBC News Reeling from Vladimir's death 1
- BBC News Referrals have been made to the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) into biomedical staff. 1
- BBC News Regulators have ordered the centre to halt any new procedures while an investigation continues. 1
- BBC News Repeated scans during one woman's pregnancy show brain changes never charted before. 1
- BBC News Reports to a Jewish security charity say incidents were almost double the previous record set in 2021. 1
- BBC News Research suggests cheap and simple spit tests may be better at catching the disease than blood tests. 1
- BBC News Researchers are looking at making immunotherapy a much more effective treatment for cancer. 2
- BBC News Researchers find children more positive about the royals than sceptical young adults. 1
- BBC News Researchers have seen a shift from "more reliable" hormonal contraceptives to fertility tracking apps. 1
- BBC News Researchers hope to see if period pain as a teenager makes chronic pain as an adult more likely. 1
- BBC News Researchers say there is an urgent need to change how the condition is tackled as it rises worldwide. 1
- BBC News Researchers suggest that following diagnosis 1
- BBC News Richard Scolyer has undergone a new treatment for glioblastoma 1
- BBC News Richard Scolyer hopes the life-saving melanoma research he pioneered could treat his brain tumour. 1
- BBC News Ricky Sawyer gave out medication illegally and some of his clients needed emergency hospital treatment. 1
- BBC News Rishi Sunak declines to back Sir Liam Fox's call to outlaw the abortion after 24 weeks of foetuses diagnosed with Down's syndrome. 1
- BBC News Rishi Sunak wants to ban those born after 2009 from buying cigarettes 1
- BBC News Robert F Kennedy Jr has a history of spreading health information scientists say is false. 1
- BBC News Ross Cunliffe says "the right thing has been done" in making daratumumab available on the NHS. 1
- BBC News Roy Pollitt's wife died after a physician associate mistakenly left a drain in her body for 21 hours. 1
- BBC News Royal College of Physicians say PAs should be supervised by senior doctors 1
- BBC News Safia Ahmadie was cleared by a jury after 48 minutes 1
- BBC News Samples analysed in all suspected cases are negative for Marburg virus 1
- BBC News Sandie Peggie 1
- BBC News Sânziana Foia's non-invasive test detects harmful virus strains and delivers fast results at home. 1
- BBC News School and nursery staff in the poorest areas will be asked to help young children brush their teeth 1
- BBC News School bosses say pupils are paying the price because of a lack of decent government investment. 1
- BBC News Schools are bracing for tough conversations after the summer holidays were blighted by riots. 1
- BBC News Schools are struggling to cope with the logistical hurdles and cost required to make the adjustments. 2
- BBC News Schools in England will no longer be classed as "Outstanding" or "Inadequate" 1
- BBC News Schools often consult parents about RSHE teaching 2
- BBC News Schools will no longer require parents to buy more than three branded items 2
- BBC News Scientists are alarmed at the high fatality rate and rapid spread of a new variant of the virus. 1
- BBC News Scientists from King's College London manage to grow a human tooth under laboratory conditions. 1
- BBC News Scientists have found a weak spot in our DNA that is present in 95% of people with the disease. 1
- BBC News Scientists in Aberdeen say the scanner could make an extraordinary difference to diagnosis and treatment. 1
- BBC News Scientists test Mounjaro and Wegovy - the big beasts of weight loss medication - to see which is best. 1
- BBC News Scientists work out which bacteria populate babies guts first - and what it could mean for their health. 2
- BBC News Scotland's former first minister says none of her decisions were based on trying to advance the cause of independence. 1
- BBC News Scottish filmmaker Duncan Cowles set out to ask why men tend to bottle up their emotions. 1
- BBC News Scottish government guidance encourages schools to consider affordability and sustainability in uniform policies. 1
- BBC News Security failings by the Advanced Computer Software Group led to a cyberattack in 2022 that impacted NHS services. 1
- BBC News Several institutions running at a loss and fear that fewer overseas students will have major impact. 1
- BBC News Sfiyah was diagnosed with juvenile idiopathic arthritis when she was just nine. 1
- BBC News She lived in a cubicle 1
- BBC News She says husband Doug Barrowman and her are targets of a "politically motivated witch hunt". 1
- BBC News Should more AI be used to help GPs with consultations and administrative work? 1
- BBC News Single-use vapes are among the main driving forces of the black market 1
- BBC News Sir Keir Starmer says the figure is a "shot in the arm" 1
- BBC News Six-time Olympic cycling champion Chris Hoy calls for more openness on health matters 1
- BBC News Social care providers say the sector is in "unprecedented danger" without more funding. 1
- BBC News Social enterprises say hardworking front-line staff have not received one-off payments agreed last May. 1
- BBC News Social media posts of the two-year-old exploring the natural world are watched by millions. 1
- BBC News Sofia Brizio 1
- BBC News Some 50 students lock themselves inside 1
- BBC News Some are viruses with global pandemic potential - like Covid - others infectious illnesses with no treatments. 1
- BBC News Some carers have been forced to pay back thousands of pounds 1
- BBC News Some cheaper lotions from supermarkets Aldi and Lidl outperformed more expensive brands 1
- BBC News Some clinics don't make clear the chances of successfully having a baby 1
- BBC News Some consultants are being paid £200 an hour for working extra hours 1
- BBC News Some doctors question the British Medical Association's stance on what gender services should offer. 1
- BBC News Some families of those who died have been told payments due before Christmas have been put on hold. 1
- BBC News Some lecturers at Cardiff University have begun getting letters advising them their post is at risk. 1
- BBC News Some online sites prescribe a potentially risky hair loss drug without consistent safety checks 1
- BBC News Some young people from east Belfast are calling for more support for education in youth clubs. 1
- BBC News South Korea has spent billions to reverse its low birth rate 1
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- BBC News Spending on the NHS has been going up for decades and is set to rise further. BBC Verify has examined some of the key numbers. 1
- BBC News Steve Young is part of the tests to see if an mRNA jab can stop the deadliest skin cancer returning. 1
- BBC News Stuart Youens changed careers two years ago and says he's a lot happier in his new job. 1
- BBC News Students in Northern Ireland are going without heating and skipping meals 1
- BBC News Students say handing in their devices at the start of the school day means they can focus on lessons. 1
- BBC News Students say it is easy to find accounts falsely claiming to have access to GCSE and A-level papers. 1
- BBC News Students share their concerns about the medication shortage ahead of GCSEs. 1
- BBC News Sudden unexplained death in childhood claims 50 lives in the UK every year - some parents get no support. 1
- BBC News Sue Hill will not receive a settlement after "systemic cultural failings" in her department. 1
- BBC News Sugar taxes have been widely debated but in party manifestos 2
- BBC News Supported housing for vulnerable or disabled people is in crisis 1
- BBC News Surgeries will be financially rewarded if patients with long term conditions see the same GP each time. 1
- BBC News Survivors of strangulation welcome the first recommendations for courts on punishment for offenders. 1
- BBC News Susan Axelby has received £57 1
- BBC News Susan McGowan from North Lanarkshire died two weeks after taking the drug tirzepatide 1
- BBC News Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust has a text service students can access for support. 1
- BBC News Sussex Police began with an initial 105 cases 1
- BBC News Sweden's public health agency records what it says is the first case of a contagious new type of mpox outside the African continent. 1
- BBC News Synnovis' failure to provide the correct blood-test results amounts to a "scandal" 1
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- BBC News Talks have been held over the potential collapse of tech firm Atos 1
- BBC News Taylor Crowe's family say the 19-year-old is at risk of falling from her bed and injuring herself. 1
- BBC News Teachers also told a survey commissioned by BBC News they feel ill-equipped to tackle the issue. 1
- BBC News Teachers fear sexism is on the rise in schools because of harmful content on children's phones. 1
- BBC News Teachers' pay and university fees are among the immediate challenges the new government will find hard to ignore. 1
- BBC News Teachers' union NASUWT is set to vote on a motion calling for fully-funded mental health training. 1
- BBC News Teaching unions worry about plans to increase the number of pupils learning Welsh at school. 1
- BBC News Tech firms are being urged to do more to stop young people accessing unsuitable material. 1
- BBC News Teenagers speak about their experience of bereavement at an event run for schools by Marie Curie. 1
- BBC News Teesside University students have struggled to pay tuition fees since currency in Nigeria crashed. 1
- BBC News Test for patients in England checks if tumours can be treated with pills rather than chemotherapy. 1
- BBC News That Time of the Month with Naga Munchetty 2
- BBC News The 12-year-old girl's milkshake was contaminated with nuts used to prepare a previous drink. 1
- BBC News The 13-year-old had a dairy allergy went into anaphylactic shock 1
- BBC News The 14-year-old had admitted the triple school stabbing but had denied attempted murder. 1
- BBC News The 15-year-old was prescribed the medication without having spoken to a doctor 1
- BBC News The 19 women are in Scotland after being banned from university in their home country. 1
- BBC News The 40-year-old was "extremely upset and scared" when told she needed tests for HIV and hepatitis. 1
- BBC News The action short of strike over pay was due to start on Monday and run for four weeks. 1
- BBC News The actor says teens caught with weapons should meet victims' families to reduce knife deaths. 1
- BBC News The alarming rise in disorders such as anorexia and bulimia is now an emergency 1
- BBC News The animals - including a Bengal tiger 1
- BBC News The Assisted Dying Bill 2023 passes through Tynwald's branches and can be sent for Royal Assent. 1
- BBC News The at-home light therapy treatment is increasingly being seen as a must-have skincare accessory. 1
- BBC News The autoimmune condition affects people differently - some think the drug could be life-changing. 1
- BBC News The BBC has obtained confidential material revealing appalling abuse and neglect affecting 39 pupils. 1
- BBC News The BBC speaks to six people about their first cervical screening 1
- BBC News The BBC visits a clinic at the epicentre of the outbreak where the rate of infections is increasing. 1
- BBC News The BBC was given exclusive access to the controversial facility in the east end of Glasgow. 1
- BBC News The BBC's James Gallagher investigates the invisible killer all around us. 1
- BBC News The Belfast-born music producer said a "large and pretty rare" tumour had been found earlier this year. 1
- BBC News The best-selling children's novelist visited animals at Drusillas Zoo park near Alfriston. 1
- BBC News The biggest increase is among the over 80s 2
- BBC News The body representing universities in Wales says "pressing 1
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- BBC News The British Medical Association is asking the government to ban all flavoured and disposable vapes. 1
- BBC News The camera hidden by Nicola Hughes captured footage of staff roughly handling and shouting at her mother. 1
- BBC News The Care Quality Commission (CQC) report - published nine months after inspection - finds multiple breaches. 1
- BBC News The case in Alabama stems from a lawsuit brought by three couples whose frozen embryos were lost at a clinic. 1
- BBC News The challenge involves forgoing alcohol and unhealthy food for 75 days and doing multiple daily workouts. 1
- BBC News The chancellor says he is confident an expansion of free childcare will be delivered as planned. 1
- BBC News The children's charity says the police data shows people are "still waiting" for social media to be made safe 1
- BBC News The children's commissioner says children often made impulsive decisions to become involved in the riots. 1
- BBC News The children's commissioner says it is a "scandal" that these children "are not on anybody's radars". 1
- BBC News The children's laureate says a "recession in children's happiness" is caused by a decline in reading. 1
- BBC News The Children's Wellbeing and Schools Bill is expected to come into force in 2025. 1
- BBC News The choice to not fund Alzheimer's drug lecanemab caused upset 1
- BBC News The comedian and former teacher says he has become sceptical about the value of university degrees. 1
- BBC News The compensation egg donors receive is rising 1
- BBC News The concern that Valdo Calocane could "end up killing someone" appears in a summary of medical records shared with BBC Panorama. 1
- BBC News The Conservatives say they would replace some degrees with 100 1
- BBC News The cost of holiday provision has risen by 6% across Great Britain 1
- BBC News The cost-of-living crisis is having an impact - but health concerns remain the top reason for quitting. 1
- BBC News The country singer says her baby daughter spent 10 days in hospital with respiratory syncytial virus. 1
- BBC News The Covid inquiry restarts its live hearings this week 1
- BBC News The CQC say the surgery has one of highest opioid prescription rates in England. 1
- BBC News The Crime and Policing Bill puts a new duty on teachers 1
- BBC News The deaths of five tourists after apparently drinking tainted drinks highlight the wider issue of fake or bootleg alcohol. 1
- BBC News The decision to scrap the organisation could offer a new chance to examine how patients are dealt with. 1
- BBC News The Department of Health and Social Care said it is the biggest public investment in facilities in five years. 1
- BBC News The drama tells the story of how families fought for justice over their children's birth defects. 1
- BBC News The drug is already being tested in people 1
- BBC News The drugs giant blames "protracted" talks with the government as well as differences over funding. 1
- BBC News The easily spreadable virus can affect people of all ages and have huge consequences during winter. 2
- BBC News The education secretary defends ending tax breaks for private schools as the policy is set to begin. 1
- BBC News The education secretary is expected to announce details to MPs in Parliament on Monday afternoon. 1
- BBC News The education secretary says claims of student loan fraud point to one of the "biggest financial scandals" in the university sector. 1
- BBC News The education secretary says equation sheets should be available to students sitting exams in 2025 1
- BBC News The Education Select Committee report warns that some phone use resembles "behavioural addiction". 1
- BBC News The EIS says an initial day of action has been set for 15 April 1
- BBC News The end of the pay dispute sounded too good to be true. And now some are wondering if it might be. 1
- BBC News The entire island of Ireland is now under red warnings 1
- BBC News The event includes family activities aimed at promoting creativity and well-being. 1
- BBC News The families of Valdo Calocane's victims say the report "demonstrates gross 1
- BBC News The financially-stricken institution faces cutting 700 jobs to tackle a £35m black hole 1
- BBC News The firm said the decision was taken because of a decline in demand for the vaccine. 1
- BBC News The flu vaccine is given to most children as a quick 1
- BBC News The Food Standards Agency (FSA) is looking at how it can speed up the approval process for lab-grown foods. 1
- BBC News The former nurse 1
- BBC News The former University Challenge presenter delivers a list of recommendations to Downing Street. 1
- BBC News The funding will come from Labour's plan to levy VAT on private schools 1
- BBC News The gang shared almost 400GB of the private information on their darknet site and Telegram channel. 1
- BBC News The gene therapy Casgevy 1
- BBC News The gene-editing method used might ultimately offer a way to remove HIV 1
- BBC News The government announced what it calls a "comprehensive" compensation scheme on Tuesday. 1
- BBC News The government announces first steps to creating a National Care Services - but reform is several years away. 1
- BBC News The government has approved the lowest number of school building work requests since its model began. 1
- BBC News The government hopes the move will end the "unfair postcode lottery" some women face. 1
- BBC News The government is boosting investment to try and ensure everyone can benefit from good schooling. 2
- BBC News The government is reviewing the policy but campaigners say the current system is "broken". 1
- BBC News The government pledged to cut the list of patients waiting more than 18 weeks for treatment in England by nearly half a million over the next year. 1
- BBC News The government says it is considering a range of measures to "make the UK smoke-free". 1
- BBC News The government says it wants to mitigate the "harm" social media is inflicting on children. 1
- BBC News The government says it will save parents £50 a year 1
- BBC News The government says the judgements are useful for parents 1
- BBC News The government says the move will help to 'minimise disruption and improve behaviour in classrooms'. 1
- BBC News The government says the rule change will raise £460m extra to spend in state schools in 2024/25. 1
- BBC News The government wants to stop people smoking by raising the legal age limit for buying cigarettes. 1
- BBC News The government will introduce a new vaping tax on top of measures to stop children vaping. 1
- BBC News The government's deal with Full Support Healthcare was one of the most wasteful of the pandemic. 1
- BBC News The headteacher says he is trying to "resurrect the joy of conversation back into the community". 1
- BBC News The health budget faces a £38bn shortfall by 2030 1
- BBC News The health department says it is removing "irrelevant" posts from an online consultation. 1
- BBC News The Health Foundation argues that the NHS was "in distress" this winter with A&E waiting times reaching a record high. 1
- BBC News The health secretary defends scrapping NHS England but admits the reform will bring challenges. 1
- BBC News The health secretary says renewed negotiations should take place away from deadlines and social media. 1
- BBC News The health secretary sees patients left crying and distressed 1
- BBC News The health secretary will outline measures on cutting "red tape" and alleviating paperwork for GPs in a speech on Friday. 1
- BBC News The health watchdog says gambling should be given the same weight as alcohol and nicotine addiction. 1
- BBC News The Hollywood star will fly back to Texas to sit exams while working on The Running Man in London. 1
- BBC News The hospital has now apologised and an independent inquiry is taking place. 1
- BBC News The implentation of a UK childhood stroke registry is critical 1
- BBC News The increase in police inquiries in England and Wales is "unprecedented" 1
- BBC News The Independent School Council says private school fees increased by 22.6% in January compared to a year ago. 1
- BBC News The infections 1
- BBC News The institution admitted class-related prejudice was a problem on campus. 1
- BBC News The itchy rash spreads via physical contact and is highly infectious 1
- BBC News The jab given to 67-year-old Janusz Racz may revolutionise how this cancer is treated 1
- BBC News The King's Speech confirmed that the government will change the way private school fees are taxed. 1
- BBC News The Labour government's changes will come into effect in January 2025 2
- BBC News The Labour MP bringing the bill says she is "disappointed" to be proposing pushing the implementation deadline to 2029. 1
- BBC News The latest data also shows the average age for first-time treatment is now over 35. 1
- BBC News The latest figure of 987 1
- BBC News The Mad Hatter's Tea Party: Opening the conversation about mental health issues 1
- BBC News The majority of secondary schools in the islands have policies to prohibit or limit their use. 2
- BBC News The Mayor of London says 200 schools will have PM2.5 filters installed in a pilot project. 1
- BBC News The Mayor of London's free school lunch policy is praised by a new independent report. 2
- BBC News The measures 1
- BBC News The method could be used to develop a blood test to identify inflammatory-bowel-disease patients most at risk. 1
- BBC News The money is the "first step" towards major Send reforms 1
- BBC News The money will be used to build new schools and for refurbishments to improve energy efficiency. 1
- BBC News The most common issues include clinicians not spotting abnormalities 1
- BBC News The most notable rise in cycling in India has occurred among rural schoolgirls 1
- BBC News The mother of a boy with autism says her family cannot cope with further strikes at special schools. 1
- BBC News The mother of a girl who died after being diagnosed with blood cancer says there is a lack of support in Wales. 1
- BBC News The mother of the boy says she feels vindicated by a watchdog's report into the case. 1
- BBC News The move 1
- BBC News The move is part of a wider plan to improve access in England but dentists say it will not solve problems. 1
- BBC News The move is part of an overhaul of decades-old mental health legislation in England and Wales. 1
- BBC News The MP behind the bill says he has altered proposals in a bid to gain government support. 1
- BBC News The NAHT wants a judge to review proposed changes to the way Ofsted inspects schools in England. 1
- BBC News The National Audit Office says a £35m pilot to test the expansion of free childcare in a few areas was cancelled. 1
- BBC News The National Education Union has been considering whether to go on strike again in 2024. 1
- BBC News The National Education Union in England will ballot over strike action on pay and school funding. 1
- BBC News The National Education Union's general secretary says Labour MPs could pay a 'high political price'. 1
- BBC News The National Institute for Healthcare and Care Excellence backs a tablet for dust mite allergies. 1
- BBC News The new cancer test means a quicker diagnosis and better treatment options for patients. 1
- BBC News The new education secretary says she is writing to education workforces as her "first priority". 1
- BBC News The new health secretary has said he spoke to the British Medical Association on Friday. 1
- BBC News The new measures aim to stop private care home providers benefiting excessively from a stretched system. 2
- BBC News The new repayment rate for student loans started this month but for some graduates the debt pile keeps growing. 1
- BBC News The new study uses genome sequencing to detect more diseases earlier 1
- BBC News The new term has begun 1
- BBC News The next public hearings will consider how the pandemic affected healthcare systems across the UK. 1
- BBC News The NHS autumn booster campaign began on 3 October but Covid vaccines are also available privately. 1
- BBC News The NHS is about to pay for a transformational haemophilia B treatment 1
- BBC News The NHS is appealing for people with O-type blood to urgently come forward and donate. 1
- BBC News The NHS is exempt from the rise in employer National Insurance contributions 1
- BBC News The NHS is looking into claims that a software flaw at Medefer left patient data vulnerable. 1
- BBC News The NHS needs more doctors so why have some medical students been left in limbo waiting for a job? 1
- BBC News The NHS said Patients should continue to attend their appointments unless they have been told otherwise. 1
- BBC News The NHS says last week's cyber-attack means blood cannot be sorted at the same frequency. 1
- BBC News The north-south divide persists and T-level dropout rates remain high. Here's what you need to know. 1
- BBC News The number of fines issued for unauthorised school holidays has tripled in the last 10 years. 1
- BBC News The number of fines issues for taking holidays during the school term rose to a record 443 1
- BBC News The number of lung of transplants could rise as a new machine keeps organs alive outside the body. 1
- BBC News The number of people vaping in the UK has stalled 1
- BBC News The number of people with flu in hospital has quadrupled in the last month 1
- BBC News The number of under 65s struggling with poor health is rising - and it's a threat to the economy. 2
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- BBC News The ombudsman said Slough Borough Council was at fault and should apologise. 1
- BBC News The once a day pill Tafamidis is now available on the NHS in England. 1
- BBC News The oral treatment - the first of its kind - could soon be available after being recommended for NHS use. 1
- BBC News The panel of 28 felt it was important to give people choice 1
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- BBC News The prime minister said the upcoming Lord Darzi review will reveal too many are let down by the NHS. 2
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- BBC News The Princess of Wales is looking forward to returning to work 1
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- BBC News The report says failure to fix England's social care system carries an unknown human and financial cost. 1
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- BBC News The rise of these treatments has major implications for how we think about obesity 1
- BBC News The rollout of new devices for thousands in England with type 1 diabetes is hailed as a landmark moment. 1
- BBC News The Royal College of Emergency Medicine issues a "safety flash" about the dangers to children. 1
- BBC News The Royal College of Nursing details harrowing cases from more than 5 1
- BBC News The Royal College of Psychiatrists worries children and young people will be put at risk 1
- BBC News The royal describes "months of sheer worry" she experienced over the birth of her second child. 1
- BBC News The ruling follows the death of 20-year-old University of Bristol student Natasha Abrahart. 1
- BBC News The Safer Drugs Consumption Facility in Glasgow opened on 13 January 1
- BBC News The school 1
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- BBC News The school says while it takes attendance "very seriously" the final is an event worth celebrating. 1
- BBC News The schools minister promises reform but parents are frustrated with the lack of action. 1
- BBC News The senior Labour figures joined a primary school music class during their visit. 1
- BBC News The Shropshire couple say they struggle to cope with the teenager's challenging behaviour at home. 1
- BBC News The smoking bill was not passed before Parliament was dissolved ahead of the general election. 1
- BBC News The social media post irresponsibly promoted a diet that fell below 800 calories a day 1
- BBC News The Society of Radiographers says allowing men to do mammograms would reduce staff shortages. 1
- BBC News The Southern Health Trust says the move is not out of concern but to provide extra assurance. 1
- BBC News The special educational needs system is financially unsustainable 1
- BBC News The spring booster campaign starts in England on 1 April 1
- BBC News The staff are involved in a dispute with the academy trust over workload and working practices. 1
- BBC News The stress test will involve thousands of people to help the UK prepare for potential future threats. 1
- BBC News The surge in mental health referrals among young people has prompted debate among experts about the cause - and the most effective solution 1
- BBC News The survey 1
- BBC News The survey hit the headlines in 2021 after asking pupils as young as 14 about their sexual experiences. 1
- BBC News The system checks patients' ECG heart traces for subtle early warning signs. 1
- BBC News The system is changing after the death of head Ruth Perry highlighted the pressure of inspections. 3
- BBC News The tax will be applied to manufacturers of milk-based drinks and dairy-based substitutes 1
- BBC News The technology could give patients with advanced heart failure new hope 1
- BBC News The Thistle will open its doors next week after nearly a decade of deadlock over drug laws. 1
- BBC News The time taken for councils to do home adaptation assessments for elderly and disabled people has risen 1
- BBC News The treatment for beta thalassaemia is to be offered on the NHS and uses Nobel Prize-winning technology. 1
- BBC News The treatment will mean many people no longer needing to take more than 20 pills across the day. 1
- BBC News The trust anticipates "minimal problems" launching a new IT system on the day junior doctors strike. 1
- BBC News The TV chef and campaigner met with the education secretary to ask for government action. 1
- BBC News The TV presenter has a colloid cyst 1
- BBC News The UK death rate reached a record low last year 1
- BBC News The UK Health Security Agency argued naming the junior officials could put them at risk of abuse. 1
- BBC News The UK Health Security Agency says cases of bird-to-human transmission were rare. 1
- BBC News The UK Health Security Agency says it will ensure medics know how to spot and test for the virus. 1
- BBC News The UK was once ranked the best country for end-of-life care - but 1
- BBC News The UK-based firm has reached agreements with law firms representing about 80 1
- BBC News The union warned of a "summer of chaos" if the university did not back down on its proposed cuts. 1
- BBC News The university is also merging some of its schools following a drop in student numbers. 1
- BBC News The university is fined by the higher education regulator for failing to uphold freedom of speech. 1
- BBC News The university says it is doing everything it reasonably can to support students. 1
- BBC News The US hospital which carried out the operation said Rick Slayman's death was not a result of the transplant. 1
- BBC News The winning test rapidly detects whether bacteria are causing an infection and identifies the best antibiotics. 1
- BBC News The World Health Organization also finds higher rates of drinking and vaping among teenage girls. 1
- BBC News The world must act now to ensure vaccines reach the areas most in need 2
- BBC News The world's richest man is betting heavily on his brain chip 1
- BBC News The youth parliament says it wants more action from MPs and social media companies on violent online content. 1
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- BBC News There are calls for a school to be investigated for promoting evangelical Christianity to pupils. 1
- BBC News There are calls for the chief executive of Synergy Multi-Academy Trust to resign over planned cuts. 1
- BBC News There are concerns over the spread of diseases such as whooping cough in England 1
- BBC News There has only been one other human case of avian flu in the US 1
- BBC News There have been 11 cases of measles in Northern Ireland in 2024 and 68 in the Republic of Ireland. 1
- BBC News There is a shortage of vets across the country but it is particularly acute in the most rural and remote areas. 1
- BBC News There is growing evidence that a vaccine against shingles may also protect against dementia. 1
- BBC News There was a notable rise after Covid when children spent less time outdoors 1
- BBC News There were more than 12 1
- BBC News These students were in Year 7 during the first Covid lockdowns - and regional disparities have grown. 2
- BBC News They said there was no support after the death and harm suffered by their loved ones. 1
- BBC News They want people to stop using their staff car park but parents say they have nowhere safe to park. 1
- BBC News They were given infected blood products in trials without their knowledge 1
- BBC News They will consider proposals to change the law so some terminally ill people can choose to end their life. 1
- BBC News They will now be called resident doctors in an attempt to better reflect their expertise. 2
- BBC News They will walk out on 24-28 February in a dispute with the government over pay. 1
- BBC News This fringe group have long courted controversy - but since Trump was sworn in for the second time earlier this year 1
- BBC News This is the last year that students in England will get formulae sheets in maths and science. 1
- BBC News Those from the lowest income families are now up to 19 months behind peers by the age of 16. 2
- BBC News Those who miscarry in the first 24 weeks of pregnancy can take 10 days' paid leave 2
- BBC News Thousands of children miss out as some councils in England fail to meet deadlines 1
- BBC News Thousands of people in England are set to get access to a new type of treatment to fight their disease. 1
- BBC News Thousands were given contaminated blood products in what has been called the biggest treatment disaster in NHS history. 1
- BBC News Thousands were infected with HIV and hepatitis C in the worst treatment disaster in NHS history. 1
- BBC News Three teachers sat - and failed - the first Cambridge English exam 112 years ago. How would you do? 2
- BBC News Three teenagers and their teacher dad give some top tips on how to survive the stressful exam period. 2
- BBC News Three-quarters of requests from prisons did not need an ambulance response 1
- BBC News Timescales for the demolition and rebuilding of a primary school are revealed in council papers. 1
- BBC News Tom Buckmaster is working with four primary schools in Nottinghamshire to improve attendance. 1
- BBC News Tom Hayhoe's first task will be reviewing the £8.7bn of pandemic PPE that had to be written off. 1
- BBC News Tony Dixon was suspended after mesh surgery was found to have caused harm to hundreds of patients. 1
- BBC News Tony Summers 1
- BBC News Trading Standards says adverts for heated tobacco products are banned 1
- BBC News Transgender women should not be put on single-sex female NHS wards 1
- BBC News Traveller families say their children are often bullied when they attend mainstream schools. 1
- BBC News Treating failing eyesight and high cholesterol can help lower the risk of the illness 2
- BBC News Treatment for insomnia is hard to get 1
- BBC News Trump has long been critical of how the Geneva-based institution handled the Covid-19 pandemic. 1
- BBC News Twelve-year-old Hannah missed most of her primary education but has been receiving support to get her back to school. 1
- BBC News Two ex-ministers say the government should pause demands for large sums of money from benefits overpayments. 1
- BBC News Two members of staff are set to climb Kilimanjaro to raise money for a new school heating system. 1
- BBC News Two men who never met now call themselves blood brothers - after one donated stem cells to the other. 1
- BBC News Two parents were wrongly sent in-depth information on hundreds of students. 1
- BBC News Two sisters hope more funding will be made available so all deaf children can access the service. 1
- BBC News Two sisters will register their babies of only a few weeks old for school due to high demand. 1
- BBC News Two whistleblowers also believe the Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust’s maternity units are unsafe. 1
- BBC News Two women describe the life-changing impacts of immunoglobulin in treating their health conditions. 1
- BBC News Two women had abortions after an NHS trust mistakenly told them their babies had serious conditions 1
- BBC News Two-year-old Zachary Bradford could die in weeks if a donor cannot be found. 1
- BBC News UK laws have changed to keep up with the science that shows it can be safe. 1
- BBC News Underage vaping should be seen as a dependency issue 1
- BBC News Union members vote for offer 1
- BBC News Union says university could have 300 fewer full-time posts than in 2019 after savings made. 1
- BBC News Unions call it a 'positive start' to restoring teacher wages 1
- BBC News Unions representing further education lecturers are balloting their members on strike action. 1
- BBC News Universities 1
- BBC News Universities and employers are working together to help low-income families start a career by 2030. 1
- BBC News Universities are cutting jobs to make financial savings 2
- BBC News Universities have been accused of lowering standards to recruit overseas students 1
- BBC News Universities UK says students must have confidence that the system is 'fair 1
- BBC News University exams taken using artificial intelligence beat those by real students 1
- BBC News University fees are rising to £9 2
- BBC News University of Brighton Academies Trust runs 11 primary schools and three secondary schools. 1
- BBC News University of East Anglia announces further cuts as it tries to stem a multi-million pound deficit. 1
- BBC News University of Oxford researchers start in-human vaccine trial to treat highly fatal Marburg virus. 1
- BBC News Using a new 1
- BBC News Vaccinating poultry against bird flu is still not allowed in the UK despite a rise in farm outbreaks. 1
- BBC News Valdo Calocane often stopped taking his medication and was becoming increasingly violent 1
- BBC News Valdo Calocane was given a hospital order for killing Ian Coates 1
- BBC News Vanellope 1
- BBC News Vice-chancellors say they are at "a fork in the road" and will "slide into decline" without action. 1
- BBC News Victims and others affected by the infected blood scandal are waiting to hear how much they will be paid. 1
- BBC News Victoria Atkins is challenged to name some health trusts meeting their targets to cut waiting lists. 1
- BBC News Wales' gynaecology waiting list rates are among the highest in the UK 1
- BBC News Wayne Hawkins believes terminally ill people should be able to die when they choose 1
- BBC News We asked some GPs what they thought of other professionals taking on their responsibility for sick notes. 1
- BBC News We meet some of the first NHS patients 1
- BBC News Wearable tech claims to help monitor our health 1
- BBC News What happens next has implications for the expiry of almost 600 similar PFI deals across England. 1
- BBC News What is causing the rise of measles cases around the world? 4
- BBC News What is NHS care like for people with severe ME 1
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- BBC News While MPs debated the bill in parliament 1
- BBC News Whoever forms the next government is going to find it hard to ignore the issue of university funding 2
- BBC News Whole-genome sequencing enables doctors to quickly decide what medicines will work best. 1
- BBC News Why hair twiddling 1
- BBC News Why is the number of autism diagnoses changing? And what does it mean for autistic people? 1
- BBC News Why living with dementia can still mean living well. 1
- BBC News Will the abolition of NHS England work? Senior NHS England leader Richard Meddings has given the first response from the organisation itself 1
- BBC News With NHS mental health waitlists at record highs 1
- BBC News With the cost of living rising 1
- BBC News Without a clinical trial 1
- BBC News Women are warned against a man who claims his sperm has fathered children all around the world. 1
- BBC News Women can ask for adjustments and this may encourage some people to get tested 1
- BBC News Women in agony are using their savings to pay for urgent treatment to avoid waits of up to two years. 1
- BBC News Women share their stories of how they feel renting has held them back in life. 1
- BBC News Women who experienced traumatic pain from hysteroscopies reveal fears new clinical guidelines may not help. 1
- BBC News Women who have quickly lost weight say strangers are now more likely to smile at them or strike up a conversation. 1
- BBC News Women who were in pain for years without answers want greater awareness around their condition. 2
- BBC News Work and Pensions Secretary Liz Kendall will set out reforms to the benefits system on Tuesday afternoon. 1
- BBC News Workers will not carry out overtime 1
- BBC News Working out how many school pupils to budget for may well prove to be a headache for the government. 1
- BBC News Writer Bryony Gordon opens up on her OCD 1
- BBC News Year 6 children in England and Wales are finding out which secondary school they will be going to. 1
- BBC News You want to watch the results 2
- BBC News Young people are being encouraged to have the MMR jab 1
- BBC News Young people are split by the Conservative's pledge to introduce national service for 18-year-olds. 2
- BBC News Zoe Carlin says she was left dehumanised after being admitted to hospital with chest pains. 1
- BBC research finds. 1
- BBC Sport looks at the schools which specialise in moulding the clubs' young talent. 1
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- beginning at 07:00 on 11 August 1
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- blood flow and placenta before being delivered at 28 weeks. 1
- blood samples and mail flown between hospitals at up to 70mph. 1
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- bosses say 1
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- but "the job isn't done" to bring down waiting lists. 1
- but a bus organised by the Education Authority did not arrive. 1
- but a marking strike means she is "in limbo". 1
- but also areas for improvement in a report by England's care regulator. 1
- but Billy Watson says he has found a way to turn it into a science. 1
- but campaigners want them all removed. 1
- but chose another country instead. 1
- but doctors say she needs end-of-life care. 1
- but had to withdraw on health grounds in October. 1
- but has just released Roll It Up - a personal 1
- but he has ground to make up. 1
- but he went on to record with his heroes. 1
- but his prolific musical ability lives on. 1
- but is it driving too many to self-diagnose? 1
- but is now opening up. 1
- but is treatable. 1
- but it is not a “wonder drug”. 1
- but it is only patients for who have tried all other options. 1
- but Labour accuse them of dither and delay. 1
- but Labour says he has run out of ideas. 1
- but life-threatening calls will be responded to. 1
- but many doctors remain sceptical. 1
- but more research is needed to prove the drugs benefit the brain. 1
- but NASUWT members are now taking action short of a strike. 1
- but new advice says students should be taught how to use AI tools. 1
- but one charity's trying to change that. 1
- but only if they were terminally ill. 1
- but others in the state disagree. 1
- but others say some groups were badly affected. 1
- but Pearson says it is confident in the marks. 1
- but private providers are not. 1
- but retailers say it could end up costing more. 1
- but returned to education and is now a lecturer. 1
- but Ruth Perry's sister urges pause in inspections. 1
- but says he cannot set a timetable. 1
- but says some countries have seen care benefit. 1
- but says the experience left her "smashed". 1
- but secondary school remains closed to girls for another academic year. 1
- but she had nowhere else to go. 1
- but some disagreements have led to protests. 2
- but some say it isn't listening to young women’s needs. 1
- but some say it's not practical. 1
- but some supermarkets disagree. 1
- but staff at 200 other NHS services reject strikes. 1
- but symptoms often go unnoticed. 1
- but the BBC understands there are now more than 200. 1
- but there are fears this may not be deliverable. 1
- but there are questions around its impact 1
- but there are ways to ease the pain. 1
- but there could still be disruption. 1
- but they are being warned not to do it just for the money. 1
- but this is what we know. 1
- but those most at risk will be offered another jab in the autumn. 1
- but UK health chiefs say the risk to the public is very low. 1
- but union blames bad planning. 1
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- cancelled trips and no school blazers as fears for their children grow. 1
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- CBSE 2
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- charity Diabetes UK says. 1
- cheese and crisps 1
- Chris Brookes-Smith could have died from eating peanuts - but taking part in a clinical trial has changed his life. 1
- citing waiting times and lack of staff as key concerns. 1
- college or university five days a week is not the only way to get a qualification. 1
- comes after months of negotiations. 1
- commissioned by the Department for Education 1
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- compared with 84% of the boys. 1
- conditions and workload of teachers in England. 1
- conditions and workload reduction. 1
- cougars and bobcats - have died of the virus over the past several weeks. 1
- could help people live disease-free 1
- could speed up diagnosis and relieve NHS pressure 1
- Covid and the cost-of living crisis 1
- creating some of the toughest anti-tobacco laws. 1
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- cutting into classroom spending 1
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- data shared with BBC News suggests. 1
- decodes a rule taught by Panini 1
- denied the allegations at a disciplinary panel. 1
- deputy leader Angela Rayner says. 1
- describes how his "bubbly" daughter died within hours. 1
- describes how his "bubbly"daughter died within hours. 1
- designed to preserve the patient's own knee joint. 1
- despite being fit to leave 1
- despite it having some of the toughest lockdown rules in the world. 1
- despite negative messages. 1
- despite rising demand. 1
- despite student numbers growing. 1
- died after the bacteria outbreak at a Surrey school. 1
- difficulty swallowing and irritable bowel symptoms are possible markers 1
- discovered she had been swapped at birth. 1
- disease-carrying pests that are becoming more common in the UK. 2
- dismissing a new pay offer as "insulating". 1
- divided No 10 - a timely reminder of events in November 2020. 1
- doctors are facing terrible decisions about who should get a bed. 1
- doctors warn. 3
- documents show. 1
- does it look fair or impossibly difficult? 1
- don't worry you still have loads of options. 1
- down from 37.4%. 1
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- endured "agonising" wait 1
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- England's children's commissioner says. 1
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- environmental science 2
- even denying the Ebola virus's existence. 1
- even if doctor strikes cease 1
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- experts tell the BBC. 1
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- faced leaving school at 16 but three years later he's off to university. 1
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- finances and career 1
- find out what's happening in your area. 2
- finds her death was "unpreventable". 1
- finds hospital "boring" and loves the lessons which are believed to be a hospital first. 1
- finds long-running poll 1
- Fiona Scolding KC says. 1
- five 1
- following a Financial Times report. 1
- following formal sign off from the prime minister and chancellor. 1
- following successful pilot studies. 1
- following the childcare expansion 1
- following the suicide of headteacher Ruth Perry in 2023. 1
- following the Unison and GMB unions. 1
- follows advice one shot provides equal protection to the current two. 1
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- funding and cost of living pressures mean a greater risk of an unfair system 1
- further teacher strikes are set to go ahead this month and next. 1
- gathered the experiences of almost 800 school workers across the region. 1
- gave evidence at an employment tribunal. 1
- Geraint John lost his 43-year-old wife and the mother of his three children to cancer. 1
- Gillian Keegan says. 1
- give new ideas for treating the disease. 1
- give us a try" - children have a go at market lingo as they sell goods for charity. 1
- Gloucestershire Police say. 1
- governors and schools in England. 1
- GPs 1
- grade boundaries and results day. 2
- guidelines say. 1
- gurgling noises and flatulence. 1
- had already been handed a suspended prison sentence by the criminal courts. 1
- Harold 1
- has been linked to the deaths of more than 200 Indonesian children. 1
- has been nominated for a national tourism award for his work at a classic car museum. 1
- has been taught at home after leaving primary school 1
- has given books to primary schools in every borough of London. 1
- has Li-Fraumeni Syndrome 1
- has not yet been made public. 1
- has terminal cancer and is also one of only 11 people with a rare genetic condition. 1
- have continued an annual tradition of animal visits. 1
- have gone well 1
- he cannot be discharged. 1
- health bosses warn. 1
- health officials continue to warn. 1
- health officials say. 1
- heart and other major organs are faring 1
- heart disease and stroke deaths. 1
- helps digestion but stocks are desperately low. 1
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- her murder trial is told. 1
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- her trial hears. 2
- here's what you need to consider. 1
- HimanshiSingh 1
- his family reveal the harrowing risks of a website obsessed with dying. 1
- his family say. 1
- his parents say. 1
- hitting "free from" shoppers hard. 1
- Hong Kong and Russia achieved higher reading scores. 1
- hopes her memoir will inspire others. 1
- hopes to raise awareness of mesothelioma - cancer usually found in men over 75. 1
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- including by nurses and ambulance workers. 1
- including cancer 1
- including capping student visas. 1
- including heart failure. 1
- including invasive sexual health tests. 1
- including using the military to cover border staff. 1
- including water 1
- increase on Tuesday. 1
- Indian Post 2
- inquiry officials have said. 1
- invasive strep A infections - whilst rare - are rising. 1
- Ireland 1
- is already facing legal challenges. 1
- is facing increasing financial challenges. 1
- is linked to at least 50 deaths in the UK. 1
- is looking forward to her "second life". 1
- is one of the hardest exams in the world. 1
- is promoting awareness of blood-borne viruses such as Hepatitis C. 1
- is relieved to see progress on his five-year campaign to get a GCSE introduced. 1
- is the fifth round of strikes this year. 1
- is the second most-used drug in the UK among 16 to 24-year-olds. 1
- is using her experience of having a stoma to help women in Kenya. 1
- is using her knowledge to help others. 1
- is well enough to go home from hospital - but like many others 1
- it remains early days for microneedle-patch technology. 1
- Jane is worried how Andrew Tate's views are affecting her 15-year-old. 1
- Japan and Italy reintroduce testing. 1
- job 1
- John Dela Cruz went viral on TikTok with his short videos. 1
- Julia Waters says. 1
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- just like two million others across the UK. 1
- kidney and colon cancer in England and Wales. 1
- known as "kiddywatts". 1
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- known as laughing gas 1
- lab studies suggest. 1
- Labour say. 1
- leaving many in financial hardship. 1
- leaving many with life-changing injuries. 1
- leaving patients in pain. 1
- leaving them feeling nearly invisible. 1
- led by Michelle Mone's husband 1
- legal papers show. 1
- less than a year before the Nottingham attacks. 1
- letting people take substances under supervision. 1
- life-saving measured would not have been attempted. 1
- like other education institutions 1
- linked to more than 50 UK deaths 1
- London and Greater Manchester mayors say. 1
- loneliness and alcohol 1
- Louis O'Brien-Smith fears he will "keep deteriorating and probably die". 1
- lower BMI cut-off for obesity would give a truer picture of who is affected 1
- M.Ed 2
- made public by the CDC 1
- makes people feel fuller and more satisfied so they eat less. 1
- makes people feel fuller. 1
- makes the journey from Newport to Newcastle twice a month. 1
- Manx Care says. 1
- many of them needless 1
- many students are concerned about the growing financial pressures at university 1
- may 1
- may be spread by sex 1
- may lower blood sugar levels. 1
- meaning students will be left in more debt after their course. 2
- meanwhile 1
- meet the people who train their own. 1
- midwives and physios in England for 10 years. 1
- might have been different 1
- ministers have been in the spotlight whereas the Scottish inquiry has focused on the victims. 1
- ministers say. 1
- missed by the human eye. 1
- months before their GCSEs. 1
- more people are choosing to reduce alcohol consumption year round. 1
- more than three years after being declared - WHO says 1
- MPs say after hearing "harrowing" evidence from UK women. 1
- MPs will debate and vote on the issue of assisted suicide. 1
- mumps and rubella 1
- must be held in closed session. 1
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