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- BBC News Paloma Shemirani’s brothers say she refused chemotherapy because of their mother’s beliefs. 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 of Vincent Chan's victims will meet the education secretary to press her on safeguarding. 1
- BBC News Parents say new government guidance on restricting children's screen time has to be "realistic". 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 Pelvic organ prolapse affects around one in 12 mothers 1
- BBC News People who carry variations in two genes linked to appetite and digestion can lose more weight when taking drugs such as Wegovy and Mounjaro to treat obesity 1
- BBC News People with diabetes are twice as likely to have depression 1
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- BBC News PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) can be found in some of the food and products we use - and even in our bodies. But what exactly are they? 1
- BBC News Planned changes to the special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) system in England were announced last month. 1
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- 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 Psychologists subjected a BBC reporter to a carefully designed thermal camera stress test. 1
- BBC News Pupils hand in their smartphones for a week as part of an experiment by the University of Kent. 1
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- BBC News Rachel Moore spent years in debilitating chronic pain due to the womb disease 1
- BBC News Record flu cases causes health challenge on a scale not seen since the pandemic 2
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- BBC News Researchers and the UK regulator say the study is going to help improve care for children questioning their gender. 1
- BBC News Researchers are looking to see if there's a link between hormonal fluctuations and gambling addiction. 1
- BBC News Researchers stress that simple lifestyle changes can still significantly reduce the risk of cancer. 1
- BBC News Resident doctors in England – the new name for junior doctors – are taking part in their 15th walkout in a long-running pay dispute. 1
- BBC News Resident doctors in England are striking between 14 and 19 November 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 Resources will be made available in schools on women's health topics to reduce the gender health gap. 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 Rule changes aim to create thousands of new foster places and help full-time workers. 1
- BBC News Russell T Davies says misinformation about the virus made him "despair". 1
- BBC News Saffie's mum says Luxturna therapy at Great Ormond Street has been like "someone waved a magic wand". 1
- BBC News Sanju Pal wins an employment appeal tribunal that could affect how employers can treat staff with endometriosis. 1
- BBC News Scheme is part of the government's 10-year plan for the NHS in England aimed at easing pressure on services. 1
- 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 have discovered how to make people less selfish - slightly and temporarily - by stimulating two areas of the brain. 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 Scotland would have become the first part of the UK to legalise the process had MSPs backed the proposals. 1
- BBC News Senior midwife Donna Ockenden will review maternity services in Sussex after a campaign by families. 1
- BBC News Sensitive research into alleged human rights abuses is alleged to have been shut down by Chinese agents. 1
- BBC News Series that demystifies health issues 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 Several of the hostages will be brought from Gaza to the Rabin Medical Center in Petah Tikva. 1
- BBC News Sharon Price from Newcastle-under-Lyme says she was glad to avoid the need for surgery. 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
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- 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 Sofii Lewis was diagnosed with postpartum psychosis tendencies and OCD after giving birth. 2
- BBC News Solicitors for more than 50 former patients of surgeon Kuldeep Stohr write to Wes Streeting. 1
- BBC News Some 380 hospice beds lie empty in England because of financial pressures 1
- BBC News Some 5.4 million adults use vapes daily or occasionally compared with 4.9 million using cigarettes 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 have already died and only a minority who inherit the mutation will escape cancer in their lifetimes. 1
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- BBC News Some health boards have told people using the painkiller to begin reducing their tablets by one a week. 1
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- BBC News Some Jhoots pharmacies are accused of not paying staff 1
- BBC News Some of the lamps - which are often used for Seasonal Affective Disorder - are available to loan for up to three weeks. 1
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- 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 Sport England have recorded a 12% increase in women taking part in gym-based fitness 1
- BBC News Staff say they have addressed concerns over staffing 1
- BBC News Starmer sets deadline for doctors' union to call off six-day walkout due to begin after Easter. 1
- BBC News Steph Hoy dropped from 25 stone to eight stone after surgery. 1
- BBC News Steph Richards' endometriosis charity work was criticised by former Home Secretary Suella Braverman. 1
- BBC News Stoke-on-Trent South MP Allison Gardner says at one point she considered having her bladder removed. 1
- BBC News Stuart Sims says he feels let down after a cardiology appointment was cancelled due to the action. 1
- BBC News Students and graduates have described their shock at being told they were not eligible for the loans they received. 1
- BBC News Students and older teens have not been vaccinated against the strain that has caused the outbreak of cases in Kent. 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 Sunjit Kang who was head of ICT at Stockton's Grangefield Academy 1
- BBC News Surgical menopause is the immediate onset of menopause caused by the removal of both ovaries. 1
- BBC News Susan McLarnon is travelling to Downing Street later to call for "urgent action" to be taken on redress for those harmed by pelvic mesh implants. 1
- BBC News Symptoms to look out for include severe pain in the stomach and back which does not go away. 1
- BBC News Tammy McDaid is raising funds to help her make memories with her son Tate. 1
- BBC News Teachers of primary and secondary children in Aberdeen said they have been "kicked 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 Tessa Marshall has shared the experience to highlight issues such as women's rights and sex education. 1
- BBC News That Time of the Month with Naga Munchetty 5
- BBC News The adverts for prescription-only drugs showed healthcare professionals impersonating the British retailer. 1
- BBC News The announcement comes two weeks after a heavily critical report into payments to thousands of victims. 1
- BBC News The BBC has seen the report which points out issues with fire doors 1
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- 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 Blue Sky Trust charity reacts to a rise in HIV infections among heterosexual women. 1
- BBC News The boss of the controversial tech company with UK government contracts published a 22-point plan on the future of the West. 1
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- 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 child poverty strategy also includes making childcare more accessible for families on Universal Credit. 1
- BBC News The Children's Homes Association says there is no clear national plan and government must 'fix the system'. 1
- BBC News The Christian independent school was attended by 40 students. 1
- BBC News The combined authority has pledged to work with colleges and firms to make more placements available. 1
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- BBC News The company behind the test said there were positive signs that some of the most aggressive cancers could be prevented. 1
- 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 council says repurposing an old school will "create urgently needed places locally". 1
- BBC News The Covid inquiry is set to publish its second set of findings looking in detail at the huge political decisions that had to be made in 2020. 1
- BBC News The current policy is that trans men and trans women are entitled to use the pond of their choice. 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 delayed discharge challenge throws up deeper questions about the care system 1
- BBC News The Denise Coates Foundation has donated £12m towards robotic surgery capabilities at the hospital. 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 DfE has announced it will raise tuition fees every year 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 European sperm market is booming 1
- BBC News The fitness coach explains how it helps and how you can meet your protein needs. 1
- BBC News The Food Chain's Ruth Alexander on what helps - and what doesn't - if you've overindulged. 1
- BBC News The former pupil was awarded £18 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 global market in this supplement is worth almost £3bn - a figure set to nearly double over the next decade. 1
- BBC News The government body says meningitis symptoms can easily be confused with a hangover. 2
- BBC News The government has unveiled its long-awaited plans for reforming SEND provision in England - but what do those most impacted make of the changes? 1
- BBC News The government is facing political pressure as it tries to reform the "broken" system of support for children with special educational needs. 1
- BBC News The government is promising 50 1
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- BBC News The government sets aside £500m it says is needed to revive services aimed at disconnected teens and young adults. 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 health secretary had made it his personal mission to banish the fax machine from the NHS. 1
- BBC News The health secretary is refusing to make concessions on pay after the BMA announced a further walkout. 1
- BBC News The health secretary says the aim is to tackle a rising demand for services and pressure on the NHS. 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 House of Lords is soon due to debate whether to introduce a legal ban on smartphones in schools. 2
- BBC News The household cat could hold the key to understanding certain types of cancer 1
- BBC News The images are used in consultations to show what happens to the womb 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 inquiry is being held over concerns of poor care at the County Durham and Darlington trust. 1
- BBC News The jab targets the H5N1 flu strain which has caused devastating infections in bird populations worldwide 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 government makes a new promise for schools containing the unsafe concrete. 1
- BBC News The Labour peer says the strikes could damage public trust in doctors. 1
- BBC News The long-awaited report is published into how well or badly the government handled the Covid pandemic. 1
- BBC News The measure is part of the government's strategy to tackle violence against women and girls which will be unveiled on Thursday. 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 NAHT say the role of a school principal in Northern Ireland is "unsafe 1
- BBC News The new code of practice on access to single-sex services cannot gain legal force until it gets sign-off from ministers. 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 new trial 1
- BBC News The new wave of ME research that could bring clarity to this perplexing condition. 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 NHS is advising patients in England to only use emergency services when necessary but attend any confirmed appointments. 1
- BBC News The non-hormonal daily pill could benefit 500 1
- 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 people who are out of work for health reasons has grown by 800 1
- BBC News The number of pupils needing Send support has risen by a third in a decade 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 number waiting for an organ is at a record high as loved ones increasingly block donations. 1
- BBC News The offer of 1 1
- BBC News The Ombudsman says the council should have reviewed the child's education plan. 1
- BBC News The outdoor area at Yarm Wellness will officially open to the public on Saturday. 1
- BBC News The palliative care nurse was convicted of the murder of 10 patients 1
- BBC News The parents of a 15-year-old girl who survived a stabbing say they are overwhelmed with support. 1
- BBC News The patient was the victim of a "life-changing error" when a drill slipped during surgery. 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 princess appeared on a podcast ahead of World Prematurity Day for premature birth research charity Borne. 1
- 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 Scottish Labour leader says documents prove ministers pushed for the country's largest hospital to open early. 1
- BBC News The sessions in December and January aim to bring people in Wolverhampton together during the colder months. 1
- BBC News The Shropshire and Leeds trusts had been two of 14 to be included in a "rapid" review in England. 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 standard NHS childhood vaccination programme will include chickenpox from 2 January 2026. 1
- BBC News The star illegally advertised prescription-only weight loss drugs 1
- BBC News The strike comes at the end of the bank holiday weekend and NHS managers fear demand could be "challenging". 1
- BBC News The study aims to find the best way to detect prostate cancer - the most common cancer in men in the UK. 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 team aims to find out what it is about the Isle of Wight that makes people feel better. 1
- BBC News The test detects compounds in the breath which are detectable in cancer patients 1
- BBC News The TEWV announcement comes after calls from families of three patients who died by suicide. 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 UK had ended its participation in the scheme in 2020 after agreeing a Brexit deal with the EU. 1
- BBC News The UK has failed to keep pace with the rest of the world. Can it regain its status 1
- BBC News The UK turns to artificial intelligence (AI) to reverse the rising numbers of infections that shrug off antibiotics. 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 weather alert service warns the public when high or low temperatures could damage their health. 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 The Welsh Ambulance Service said newly qualified paramedics would not be offered roles this year due to "financial and operational issues". 1
- BBC News The Worcester woman says she wants endometriosis patients to be "met with a little extra comfort". 1
- BBC News Their union BMA Scotland has accused the government of reneging on a commitment to restore pay to 2008 levels. 2
- BBC News There are currently 687 1
- BBC News There are growing calls for a statutory public inquiry into maternity services in Oxford. 1
- BBC News There are multiple ways for men to combat hair loss now 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 Thirty three children discussed possible limits the government are considering on social media. 1
- BBC News Those affected have been told their courses were never eligible for maintenance or childcare loans 1
- BBC News Thousands of resident doctors are currently on strike after a dispute with the government over pay. 1
- BBC News Three coffee mornings are being held in Wolverhampton as part of a national mental health event. 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 Tighter rules 1
- BBC News Tilly's parents want a few hours respite care at home. 1
- BBC News Time your workout to your body clock 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 Connolly was jailed in 2009 following the death her of toddler son Peter in north London. 1
- 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 Transplant donor says "anyone with a heart would give something to keep someone else alive". 2
- BBC News Tuition fees will rise to £9 1
- BBC News Tulisa Contostavlos survived betrayal and a tabloid sting 1
- BBC News Twenty-five women have received compensation following gynaecological surgery. 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 pregnant women tell the BBC's Will Grant of their hopes and fears as their nation is mired in crisis. 1
- BBC News Two school girls are campaigning for legislation to force schools to offer girls a choice. 1
- BBC News Two Tractor Boys join a project that is tackling oral health and healthy diets among children. 1
- BBC News Two women leading the way in Equine Assisted Therapy and Learning 1
- BBC News Two women who've created female-centered fitness communities 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 UK health agency says drop is encouraging news 1
- BBC News UK health officials are encouraging gay 1
- BBC News UK scientists have grown fully functioning food pipes and successfully transplanted them into mini pigs 1
- BBC News Understanding the pressure elite sports puts on women’s bodies is pushing athletes to new levels of excellence. 1
- BBC News Understanding the seasonal patterns of sperm could improve fertility treatments 2
- 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 Universities could face fines of £500 1
- BBC News University support staff have gone on strike in a dispute about pay. 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 Up to 40 firefighters deal with the blaze that started in a kitchen. 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 Vaccines are being offered to 5 1
- BBC News Walking for at least 15 minutes without stopping is ideal 1
- BBC News Walkout in England begins on 17 December and will be 14th strike in pay dispute. 1
- BBC News Warnings for some 'emerging' food allergens should be added to food packaging 1
- BBC News Watson co-discover the double-helix structure of DNA 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 look at three viral hacks to unpick fact from fiction - the effects are often at best 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 Wegovy becomes first pill of its kind to be approved 2
- BBC News Wes Streeting praises the "Herculean efforts" to protect people from the Kent meningitis outbreak. 1
- BBC News What are the main symptoms and causes of bowel cancer 1
- 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 What's next for employers and their staff in the aftermath of the Darlington nurses ruling? 1
- BBC News When Kat Denisi was diagnosed with breast cancer at 32 she was put into a medically induced menopause. 1
- 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 William Chapman only found out he had a terminal diagnosis when his GP mentioned it in passing. 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 from the US and Spain discuss managing their severe allergic conditions 1
- BBC News Women share their experiences of living with endometriosis so the condition can be better understood. 1
- BBC News Women who experienced challenges during the menopause set up businesses to help others. 1
- BBC News Women with endometriosis say doctors failed to listen to them or take their pain seriously. 1
- BBC News Women would never be prosecuted for terminating a pregnancy under proposed new laws. 1
- BBC News Women's health advocate Sophie Richards talks about dating now fiance Dillon Lewis. 1
- BBC News Working parents are now able to access 30 hours of childcare per week 1
- BBC News You may have lost the weight you wanted to lose - but now you've stopped the jabs 1
- BBC News Young people are to be offered the MenB vaccine after three cases of meningitis were confirmed. 1
- BBC News Young people consider the next steps as Ucas data shows declining university applications. 1
- bisexual and other men who have sex with men to be vaccinated. 1
- bitten and spat at" while in class. 1
- bringing clarity to conflicting advice. 1
- built a career as a trauma coach after posting about being estranged from his mum. 1
- but improvements must be made in A&E. 1
- but experts say there is no causal relationship. 1
- but experts warn that any fall will most likely be a blip. 1
- but families say many cannot get help. 1
- but has yet to spread between humans. 1
- but his reputation was later damaged by his comments on race and sex. 1
- but is some donors' sperm being used to make too many babies? 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 many people have never even heard of it. 1
- but most of them have been ignored. 1
- but no promises on pay. 1
- but not the body's own cells. 1
- but not yet been finalised 1
- but others are excited about the opportunity to get into the civil service. 1
- but should they have to? 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 there are ways to make it easier. 1
- but US researchers say anti-malaria drugs absorbed through their legs can stop them spreading disease. 1
- but warns flu could still bounce back in new year. 1
- but what do parents 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
- but will they change anything? 1
- by optimising the timing of treatment 2
- calling it "not fit for purpose". 1
- campaigners say. 1
- can have extreme side effects. 1
- can no longer speak and cannot walk unaided. 1
- Caroline and her husband decided they needed to build a different future. 1
- co-ordination - and whether some patients are over-treated 1
- continues to operate on NHS patients in Brighton. 1
- deaths were linked to super-absorbent tampons 1
- depending on the child's age. 2
- documents suggest. 1
- does it have a bad impact and what steps can you take to mitigate the problem? 1
- Dr Nighat Arif & Dr Christine Ekechi 1
- Dr Nighat Arif and Dr Christine Ekechi 3
- dropped by a private provider 1
- education bosses say. 2
- employment or training. 1
- equipment and learning from serious incidents. 1
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- 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
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- BBC News - Family & Education A month after a council report criticised standards in Somerset 1
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- 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
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- BBC News - Family & Education A quarter of children in England were persistently absent last term 1
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- BBC News - Family & Education A report says Ofsted is seen as "toxic" and inspectors should not have direct contact with schools. 1
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- BBC News - Family & Education A row about a Palestinian flag on a child's coat escalates into a protest at the school gates. 1
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- BBC News - Family & Education A series of local family hubs will be opened in England after a survey showed knowledge gaps existed. 1
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- BBC News - Family & Education A type of concrete now long past its usual lifespan has been found at two primaries in Bradford. 1
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- BBC News - Family & Education A union says it will not ask members to consider the latest offer without more detail. 1
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- BBC News - Family & Education About 500 staff have signed a letter over plans to award degrees without "necessary expertise". 1
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- BBC News - Family & Education Academics are leaving a city which at one time attracted top talent for its world-class universities. 1
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- BBC News - Family & Education Afghan teenage girls describe feeling "broken" at being barred from attending school under Taliban rule. 1
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- 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
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- 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 meeting later is likely to see a deal in England agreed but nurses are still threatening strikes. 1
- 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
- BBC News - Health A mother is warning others to look out for symptoms of necrotising fasciitis 1
- 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
- BBC News - Health A pilot project aims to focus the practice's limited NHS capacity on people with the greatest need. 1
- 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
- BBC News - Health A politics graduate reflects on life being autistic and experiencing alexithymia and aphantasia. 1
- BBC News - Health A range of new services will be available without the need to go to a GP 1
- 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
- BBC News - Health A spokesperson says a cancerous mole was found while the duchess was having reconstructive surgery. 1
- 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
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- BBC News - Health Angela Devlin 1
- BBC News - Health Angela Kirkpatrick is concerned about what stopping the treatment will do to her symptoms. 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
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- 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
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- 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
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- 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
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- 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
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- BBC News - Health Christine Wallace says she was left with no other option than to spend her savings on surgery. 1
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- BBC News - Health Commonly used antibiotics can seriously damage the hearing of some babies. 1
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- BBC News - Health Concern mounts about costs of walkouts in England 1
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- 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
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- 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
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- BBC News - Health Creating the world's first cloned mammal was arguably one of the greatest scientific achievements of the 20th Century. 1
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- 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
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- BBC News - Health Disability organisations shocked by England and Wales suicide figures. 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
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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
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- 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
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- BBC News - Health Experts say it was the wrong place for the 16-year-old 1
- 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
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- 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 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
- BBC News - Health Hallie 1
- 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 In London 1
- 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
- BBC News - Health Kay Emsley says she was taken by surprise at how quickly residents at Shipdham Manor fell ill. 1
- BBC News - Health Kaylea 1
- BBC News - Health Keith Hathaway 1
- 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
- BBC News - Health Kieron Banks was found with more than 23 1
- 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
- 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
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- 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
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- 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 Patients on the trial have not needed medication to manage their condition. 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 living with conditions include heart problems 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 Pre-eclampsia causes more than 70 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 Prof Christopher Balogun-Lynch was "pivotal" in the development of Milton Keynes University Hospital. 1
- BBC News Prof Jason Arday admitted errors in his work but said he was not a liar after attracting criticism online. 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
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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
- 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 Reformer Pilates businesses in the UK rose by nearly 1 1
- BBC News Regular weight training can significantly reduce the risk of early death 1
- BBC News Regulators have ordered the centre to halt any new procedures while an investigation continues. 1
- BBC News Relationship OCD is gaining awareness 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 the work will help identify affordable 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 launch a "Laughter Lab" to explore how laughing can improve wellbeing and health. 1
- 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 Resident doctor strikes are now on pause while they consider a new pay offer form the government. 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 Rochelle Lewis is among more than 170 million woman globally to be diagnosed with PCOS. 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 Sandra Champkins was symptom-free but a CT scan at Banbury's Tesco car park detected she had cancer. 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 camera footage shows doctors shielding a patient on the operating table as last month's magnitude 6.8 quake shook Kumamoto General Hospital. 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
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- 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 Sitting for prolonged periods is associated with health complications – but you can counteract the risks of a sedentary life. 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 men in England with the disease will now be offered an advanced form of treatment on the NHS. 1
- BBC News Some online sites prescribe a potentially risky hair loss drug without consistent safety checks 1
- BBC News Some passengers potentially exposed to hantavirus have already taken flights to numerous countries. 1
- BBC News Some people can carry bacteria in their nose or throat without getting sick 1
- BBC News Some schools are opting to open late 1
- BBC News Some UV exposure is essential for our wellbeing 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
- BBC News Spain's health ministry said the MV Hondius is expected to arrive within three to four days. 1
- BBC News Spectrum 1
- 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 STIs are particularly common among young people 1
- BBC News STIs have surged thanks to record cases and gaps in testing and prevention 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 blame the CBSE's newly-launched digital evaluation system used for marking this year's Grade 12 exams. 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 cardiac death can happen without warning 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 Swindon's new mental health support facility for women will be an "alternative" to hospitalisation. 1
- BBC News Synnovis' failure to provide the correct blood-test results amounts to a "scandal" 1
- BBC News Syphilis 1
- BBC News Taking a penalty is an art 1
- 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 and tutors share tips for students to get through exam season. 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 Tech minister Liz Kendall told the BBC the government would publish a response to the consultation in the summer. 1
- BBC News Teenagers speak about their experience of bereavement at an event run for schools by Marie Curie. 1
- BBC News Teens will be able to opt out of the restrictions - campaigners have criticised them as being piecemeal. 1
- BBC News Teesside University students have struggled to pay tuition fees since currency in Nigeria crashed. 1
- BBC News Temperatures are set to rise over the next few days 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 advice puts babies at risk of serious harm 1
- BBC News The alarming rise in disorders such as anorexia and bulimia is now an emergency 1
- BBC News The Andes strain of the virus has been confirmed in some passengers 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 been contacted by hundreds of users who claimed they had been wrongly banned from the sites. 1
- BBC News The BBC has obtained confidential material revealing appalling abuse and neglect affecting 39 pupils. 1
- BBC News The BBC investigation revealed how some self-described sleep experts have been giving new parents advice that goes against NHS guidelines. 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 Ellie Colton shares her experience of living with endometriosis - and meets a scientist hoping to cut the length of time it takes to be diagnosed with a simple new test. 1
- BBC News The BBC's health and science correspondent 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 tips and tricks to have a fun - yet affordable - summer break with the family. 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 BMA said there will "undoubtedly be cancellation of operations 1
- 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 centres run by charity Maggie's will open in Coventry and Birmingham within the next two years. 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 CJP protest began with exam paper leaks. It became India's biggest student movement in years - why? 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 condition affects one in 10 women in the UK and can cause debilitating pain and infertility. 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 has recorded more than 60 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 cyclists taking part in the Ride for Rori raised £61 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 for the one-off vaccine programme follows the unprecedented outbreak in Kent this year. 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 2
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- BBC News The drugs giant blames "protracted" talks with the government as well as differences over funding. 1
- BBC News The Dutch foreign ministry confirmed that a British 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 defends videos starring The Only Way Is Essex star promoting post-16 education. 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 euphoria from England's dramatic victory over Mexico might not be enough to get you through Monday. 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 focus should be on banning features that make it addictive 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 says the system is "broken" 1
- BBC News The government wants pupils to take subjects like AI and manufacturing which are linked to local jobs. 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 guidance is set to include tips on how much screen time children aged five to 16 should have. 1
- BBC News The gut is home to around trillions of microorganisms 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 he would not give a date that he 'cannot keep as a promise' after being asked for one by the influencer and campaigner. 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 health worker was evacuated to the UK from the DR Congo after being potentially exposed to the virus. 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 individual is one of four former passengers on the MV Hondius isolating on Vancouver Island 1
- BBC News The infections 1
- BBC News The inquiry spoke to thousands of young people and their parents 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 Meningitis B vaccine does not prevent gonorrhoea infections despite being offered to at-risk men 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 mum of Elise Sebastian 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 says it will hold a formal ballot this autumn without "urgent action". 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 NCA and NPCC say children should be blocked from accessing sites which do not stop them seeing nudes or being contacted by strangers. 1
- BBC News The Netherlands has one of the world's lowest rates of 16 to 24-year-olds not in education 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
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- BBC News The Shropshire couple say they struggle to cope with the teenager's challenging behaviour at home. 1
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- 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
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- BBC News The survey 1
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- BBC News The Thistle will open its doors next week after nearly a decade of deadlock over drug laws. 1
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- BBC News The treatment for beta thalassaemia is to be offered on the NHS and uses Nobel Prize-winning technology. 1
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- BBC News The trust anticipates "minimal problems" launching a new IT system on the day junior doctors strike. 1
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- BBC News The UK death rate reached a record low last year 1
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- BBC News The UK Health Security Agency says it will ensure medics know how to spot and test for the virus. 1
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- BBC News The university says it is doing everything it reasonably can to support students. 1
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- BBC News The World Health Organization's director general says no further cases have been reported since 25 May. 1
- BBC News The world must act now to ensure vaccines reach the areas most in need 2
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- BBC News There are concerns over the spread of diseases such as whooping cough in England 1
- BBC News There are glimpses of happiness in the Democratic Republic of Congo's fight against the virus that has killed more than 170. 1
- BBC News There are growing concerns over the way hair strand tests are being interpreted in the Family Court. 1
- BBC News There are plans to move some maternity services to the Royal Liverpool - which could affect around 130 high-risk births each year 2
- 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
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- BBC News There was a notable rise after Covid when children spent less time outdoors 1
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- BBC News These students were in Year 7 during the first Covid lockdowns - and regional disparities have grown. 2
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- 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
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- 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 patients will be offered a new injectable form of an immunotherapy drug that takes minutes. 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 15-year-olds tell the BBC how their outlook changed after one week in the world of work. 1
- BBC News Three teachers sat - and failed - the first Cambridge English exam 112 years ago. How would you do? 2
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- BBC News Two parents were wrongly sent in-depth information on hundreds of students. 1
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- 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 Anti-Doping have published research into SARMs being sold on social media platforms. The survey found a third of people aged 16-25 see ads for SARMs every week. 1
- BBC News UK laws have changed to keep up with the science that shows it can be safe. 1
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- 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
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- BBC News Unions representing further education lecturers are balloting their members on strike action. 1
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- 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 Up to 95% of younger women at higher risk of developing breast cancer are being missed 1
- BBC News Up to 95% of younger women who are at higher risk of developing breast cancer are being missed by current NHS checks 1
- BBC News US officials and diplomats and their families began reporting a mysterious illness a decade ago. 1
- BBC News US talk-show host Oprah Winfrey says the school for girls that she launched in South Africa nearly 20 years will close next year. 1
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- BBC News Valdo Calocane often stopped taking his medication and was becoming increasingly violent 1
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- 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
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- BBC News We asked some GPs what they thought of other professionals taking on their responsibility for sick notes. 1
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- BBC News Whole-genome sequencing enables doctors to quickly decide what medicines will work best. 1
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- 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
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- BBC News Women diagnosed with premenstrual dysphoric disorder discuss how it impacts their lives. 1
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- 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
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- BBC News Year 6 children in England and Wales are finding out which secondary school they will be going to. 1
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- 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 Your gut doesn't just respond to your brain - it helps shape your emotions. Professor of Biomolecular Medicine Jon Swann explains why. 1
- BBC News Zoe Carlin says she was left dehumanised after being admitted to hospital with chest pains. 1
- BBC research finds. 1
- BBC South's health correspondent Alastair Fee shares what you need to know. 1
- BBC Sport looks at the schools which specialise in moulding the clubs' young talent. 1
- BBC's Michael Buchanan writes. 1
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- blood flow and placenta before being delivered at 28 weeks. 1
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- blunts appetite. 1
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- bosses say 1
- brand name Mounjaro. 1
- Briony May Williams said she started stress-baking when she became ill. 1
- British Columbia. 1
- bucking an overall fall in sexually transmitted infections (STIs) 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 can spread it to others. 1
- but chose another country instead. 1
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- 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 how does it actually affect you? 1
- but is it doing more harm than good? 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 limited data means little in known about how common the condition is. 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 remains in what she tells the BBC is her "dream job". 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 soft drinks with lower caffeine levels will not be affected. 1
- but some disagreements have led to protests. 2
- but some make-up products pose a serious risk to your health. Here's what to check for 1
- but some people run a greater risk of serious harm. 1
- 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 the case has now been dropped. 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 too much is damaging and can cause skin cancer. 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
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- 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
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- championed by PM Rishi Sunak 1
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- charities say. 1
- charity Diabetes UK says. 1
- chartered psychologist Dr Ellie Buckley 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
- clear explanation for the increase. 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
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- 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
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- describes how his "bubbly" daughter died within hours. 1
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- 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
- does some tests to show you. 1
- don't worry you still have loads of options. 1
- down from 37.4%. 1
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- end-of-life services and talking therapies at risk in England. 1
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- England's children's commissioner says. 1
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- Environmental Education 1
- environmental science 2
- even death 1
- even denying the Ebola virus's existence. 1
- even if doctor strikes cease 1
- exam boards warn. 1
- experts are warning. 1
- experts say. 6
- experts tell the BBC. 1
- eye infections and bipolar are unable to get hold of the drugs they rely on. 1
- eyes and fingernails 1
- 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
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- 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
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- follows advice one shot provides equal protection to the current two. 1
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- BBC News Resident doctors in England will strike over pay for five days from 25 July. 1
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- 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 Schools that have already changed their uniform policy say is allows children to play for longer. 1
- BBC News Scientists have discovered how to make people less selfish - slightly and temporarily - by stimulating two areas of the brain. 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 Scotland would have become the first part of the UK to legalise the process had MSPs backed the proposals. 1
- BBC News Senior midwife Donna Ockenden will review maternity services in Sussex after a campaign by families. 1
- BBC News Sensitive research into alleged human rights abuses is alleged to have been shut down by Chinese agents. 1
- BBC News Series that demystifies health issues 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
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- BBC News Shop-bought health kits for a wide range of conditions are readily available across the UK. 1
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- 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 Sofii Lewis was diagnosed with postpartum psychosis tendencies and OCD after giving birth. 2
- BBC News Solicitors for more than 50 former patients of surgeon Kuldeep Stohr write to Wes Streeting. 1
- BBC News Some 380 hospice beds lie empty in England because of financial pressures 1
- BBC News Some 5.4 million adults use vapes daily or occasionally compared with 4.9 million using cigarettes 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
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- BBC News Starmer sets deadline for doctors' union to call off six-day walkout due to begin after Easter. 1
- BBC News Steph Hoy dropped from 25 stone to eight stone after surgery. 1
- BBC News Steph Richards' endometriosis charity work was criticised by former Home Secretary Suella Braverman. 1
- BBC News Stoke-on-Trent South MP Allison Gardner says at one point she considered having her bladder removed. 1
- BBC News Stuart Sims says he feels let down after a cardiology appointment was cancelled due to the action. 1
- BBC News Students and graduates have described their shock at being told they were not eligible for the loans they received. 1
- BBC News Students and older teens have not been vaccinated against the strain that has caused the outbreak of cases in Kent. 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
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- BBC News Teachers of primary and secondary children in Aberdeen said they have been "kicked 1
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- BBC News Tessa Marshall has shared the experience to highlight issues such as women's rights and sex education. 1
- BBC News That Time of the Month with Naga Munchetty 5
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- 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 Blue Sky Trust charity reacts to a rise in HIV infections among heterosexual women. 1
- BBC News The boss of the controversial tech company with UK government contracts published a 22-point plan on the future of the West. 1
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- 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 child poverty strategy also includes making childcare more accessible for families on Universal Credit. 1
- BBC News The Children's Homes Association says there is no clear national plan and government must 'fix the system'. 1
- BBC News The Christian independent school was attended by 40 students. 1
- BBC News The combined authority has pledged to work with colleges and firms to make more placements available. 1
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- BBC News The company behind the test said there were positive signs that some of the most aggressive cancers could be prevented. 1
- 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 council says repurposing an old school will "create urgently needed places locally". 1
- BBC News The Covid inquiry is set to publish its second set of findings looking in detail at the huge political decisions that had to be made in 2020. 1
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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 delayed discharge challenge throws up deeper questions about the care system 1
- BBC News The Denise Coates Foundation has donated £12m towards robotic surgery capabilities at the hospital. 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 DfE has announced it will raise tuition fees every year 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 European sperm market is booming 1
- BBC News The fitness coach explains how it helps and how you can meet your protein needs. 1
- BBC News The Food Chain's Ruth Alexander on what helps - and what doesn't - if you've overindulged. 1
- BBC News The former pupil was awarded £18 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 global market in this supplement is worth almost £3bn - a figure set to nearly double over the next decade. 1
- BBC News The government body says meningitis symptoms can easily be confused with a hangover. 2
- BBC News The government has unveiled its long-awaited plans for reforming SEND provision in England - but what do those most impacted make of the changes? 1
- BBC News The government is facing political pressure as it tries to reform the "broken" system of support for children with special educational needs. 1
- BBC News The government is promising 50 1
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- BBC News The government sets aside £500m it says is needed to revive services aimed at disconnected teens and young adults. 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 health secretary had made it his personal mission to banish the fax machine from the NHS. 1
- BBC News The health secretary is refusing to make concessions on pay after the BMA announced a further walkout. 1
- BBC News The health secretary says the aim is to tackle a rising demand for services and pressure on the NHS. 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 House of Lords is soon due to debate whether to introduce a legal ban on smartphones in schools. 2
- BBC News The household cat could hold the key to understanding certain types of cancer 1
- BBC News The images are used in consultations to show what happens to the womb 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 inquiry is being held over concerns of poor care at the County Durham and Darlington trust. 1
- BBC News The jab targets the H5N1 flu strain which has caused devastating infections in bird populations worldwide 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 government makes a new promise for schools containing the unsafe concrete. 1
- BBC News The Labour peer says the strikes could damage public trust in doctors. 1
- BBC News The long-awaited report is published into how well or badly the government handled the Covid pandemic. 1
- BBC News The measure is part of the government's strategy to tackle violence against women and girls which will be unveiled on Thursday. 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 NAHT say the role of a school principal in Northern Ireland is "unsafe 1
- BBC News The new code of practice on access to single-sex services cannot gain legal force until it gets sign-off from ministers. 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 new trial 1
- BBC News The new wave of ME research that could bring clarity to this perplexing condition. 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 NHS is advising patients in England to only use emergency services when necessary but attend any confirmed appointments. 1
- BBC News The non-hormonal daily pill could benefit 500 1
- 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 people who are out of work for health reasons has grown by 800 1
- BBC News The number of pupils needing Send support has risen by a third in a decade 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 number waiting for an organ is at a record high as loved ones increasingly block donations. 1
- BBC News The offer of 1 1
- BBC News The Ombudsman says the council should have reviewed the child's education plan. 1
- BBC News The outdoor area at Yarm Wellness will officially open to the public on Saturday. 1
- BBC News The palliative care nurse was convicted of the murder of 10 patients 1
- BBC News The parents of a 15-year-old girl who survived a stabbing say they are overwhelmed with support. 1
- BBC News The patient was the victim of a "life-changing error" when a drill slipped during surgery. 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 princess appeared on a podcast ahead of World Prematurity Day for premature birth research charity Borne. 1
- 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 Scottish Labour leader says documents prove ministers pushed for the country's largest hospital to open early. 1
- BBC News The sessions in December and January aim to bring people in Wolverhampton together during the colder months. 1
- BBC News The Shropshire and Leeds trusts had been two of 14 to be included in a "rapid" review in England. 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 standard NHS childhood vaccination programme will include chickenpox from 2 January 2026. 1
- BBC News The star illegally advertised prescription-only weight loss drugs 1
- BBC News The strike comes at the end of the bank holiday weekend and NHS managers fear demand could be "challenging". 1
- BBC News The study aims to find the best way to detect prostate cancer - the most common cancer in men in the UK. 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 team aims to find out what it is about the Isle of Wight that makes people feel better. 1
- BBC News The test detects compounds in the breath which are detectable in cancer patients 1
- BBC News The TEWV announcement comes after calls from families of three patients who died by suicide. 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 UK had ended its participation in the scheme in 2020 after agreeing a Brexit deal with the EU. 1
- BBC News The UK has failed to keep pace with the rest of the world. Can it regain its status 1
- BBC News The UK turns to artificial intelligence (AI) to reverse the rising numbers of infections that shrug off antibiotics. 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 weather alert service warns the public when high or low temperatures could damage their health. 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 The Welsh Ambulance Service said newly qualified paramedics would not be offered roles this year due to "financial and operational issues". 1
- BBC News The Worcester woman says she wants endometriosis patients to be "met with a little extra comfort". 1
- BBC News Their union BMA Scotland has accused the government of reneging on a commitment to restore pay to 2008 levels. 2
- BBC News There are currently 687 1
- BBC News There are growing calls for a statutory public inquiry into maternity services in Oxford. 1
- BBC News There are multiple ways for men to combat hair loss now 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 Thirty three children discussed possible limits the government are considering on social media. 1
- BBC News Those affected have been told their courses were never eligible for maintenance or childcare loans 1
- BBC News Thousands of resident doctors are currently on strike after a dispute with the government over pay. 1
- BBC News Three coffee mornings are being held in Wolverhampton as part of a national mental health event. 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 Tighter rules 1
- BBC News Tilly's parents want a few hours respite care at home. 1
- BBC News Time your workout to your body clock 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 Connolly was jailed in 2009 following the death her of toddler son Peter in north London. 1
- 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 Transplant donor says "anyone with a heart would give something to keep someone else alive". 2
- BBC News Tuition fees will rise to £9 1
- BBC News Tulisa Contostavlos survived betrayal and a tabloid sting 1
- BBC News Twenty-five women have received compensation following gynaecological surgery. 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 pregnant women tell the BBC's Will Grant of their hopes and fears as their nation is mired in crisis. 1
- BBC News Two school girls are campaigning for legislation to force schools to offer girls a choice. 1
- BBC News Two Tractor Boys join a project that is tackling oral health and healthy diets among children. 1
- BBC News Two women leading the way in Equine Assisted Therapy and Learning 1
- BBC News Two women who've created female-centered fitness communities 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 UK health agency says drop is encouraging news 1
- BBC News UK health officials are encouraging gay 1
- BBC News UK scientists have grown fully functioning food pipes and successfully transplanted them into mini pigs 1
- BBC News Understanding the pressure elite sports puts on women’s bodies is pushing athletes to new levels of excellence. 1
- BBC News Understanding the seasonal patterns of sperm could improve fertility treatments 2
- 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 Universities could face fines of £500 1
- BBC News University support staff have gone on strike in a dispute about pay. 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 Up to 40 firefighters deal with the blaze that started in a kitchen. 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 Vaccines are being offered to 5 1
- BBC News Walking for at least 15 minutes without stopping is ideal 1
- BBC News Walkout in England begins on 17 December and will be 14th strike in pay dispute. 1
- BBC News Warnings for some 'emerging' food allergens should be added to food packaging 1
- BBC News Watson co-discover the double-helix structure of DNA 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 look at three viral hacks to unpick fact from fiction - the effects are often at best 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 Wegovy becomes first pill of its kind to be approved 2
- BBC News Wes Streeting praises the "Herculean efforts" to protect people from the Kent meningitis outbreak. 1
- BBC News What are the main symptoms and causes of bowel cancer 1
- 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 What's next for employers and their staff in the aftermath of the Darlington nurses ruling? 1
- BBC News When Kat Denisi was diagnosed with breast cancer at 32 she was put into a medically induced menopause. 1
- 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 William Chapman only found out he had a terminal diagnosis when his GP mentioned it in passing. 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 from the US and Spain discuss managing their severe allergic conditions 1
- BBC News Women share their experiences of living with endometriosis so the condition can be better understood. 1
- BBC News Women who experienced challenges during the menopause set up businesses to help others. 1
- BBC News Women with endometriosis say doctors failed to listen to them or take their pain seriously. 1
- BBC News Women would never be prosecuted for terminating a pregnancy under proposed new laws. 1
- BBC News Women's health advocate Sophie Richards talks about dating now fiance Dillon Lewis. 1
- BBC News Working parents are now able to access 30 hours of childcare per week 1
- BBC News You may have lost the weight you wanted to lose - but now you've stopped the jabs 1
- BBC News Young people are to be offered the MenB vaccine after three cases of meningitis were confirmed. 1
- BBC News Young people consider the next steps as Ucas data shows declining university applications. 1
- bisexual and other men who have sex with men to be vaccinated. 1
- bitten and spat at" while in class. 1
- bringing clarity to conflicting advice. 1
- built a career as a trauma coach after posting about being estranged from his mum. 1
- but improvements must be made in A&E. 1
- but experts say there is no causal relationship. 1
- but experts warn that any fall will most likely be a blip. 1
- but families say many cannot get help. 1
- but has yet to spread between humans. 1
- but his reputation was later damaged by his comments on race and sex. 1
- but is some donors' sperm being used to make too many babies? 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 many people have never even heard of it. 1
- but most of them have been ignored. 1
- but no promises on pay. 1
- but not the body's own cells. 1
- but not yet been finalised 1
- but others are excited about the opportunity to get into the civil service. 1
- but should they have to? 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 there are ways to make it easier. 1
- but US researchers say anti-malaria drugs absorbed through their legs can stop them spreading disease. 1
- but warns flu could still bounce back in new year. 1
- but what do parents 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
- but will they change anything? 1
- by optimising the timing of treatment 2
- calling it "not fit for purpose". 1
- campaigners say. 1
- can have extreme side effects. 1
- can no longer speak and cannot walk unaided. 1
- Caroline and her husband decided they needed to build a different future. 1
- co-ordination - and whether some patients are over-treated 1
- continues to operate on NHS patients in Brighton. 1
- deaths were linked to super-absorbent tampons 1
- depending on the child's age. 2
- documents suggest. 1
- does it have a bad impact and what steps can you take to mitigate the problem? 1
- Dr Nighat Arif & Dr Christine Ekechi 1
- Dr Nighat Arif and Dr Christine Ekechi 3
- dropped by a private provider 1
- education bosses say. 2
- employment or training. 1
- equipment and learning from serious incidents. 1
- especially in women. Here's how to spot the symptoms. 1
- experts say. 3
- explains when you should seek help. 1
- family and endless to-do lists. 1
- faster decisions and calmer corridors. 1
- figures show. 1
- fire exits and the storage of combustibles at Lenzie Academy. 1
- flu or Covid and how to look after yourself. 1
- from Slough 1
- from Wednesday. 1
- fuelling a new wave of nicotine addiction 1
- government data shows. 1
- has been described as a "game changer" for treating the disease. 1
- has spoken to the BBC about her experience surviving meningitis. 1
- health and care plans were issued by local authorities within the 20 week deadline last year 1
- health experts warn. 2
- health researchers advise based on latest evidence. 1
- helps to support Cancer Research UK. 1
- how easy is it to keep it off? 1
- if they had to honour deficits. 1
- in a major Massachusetts Institute of Technology study. 1
- in a post to staff 1
- in their 13th walkout since 2023. 1
- including at least 15 million children 1
- including obesity and depression 1
- including unnecessary mastectomies 1
- is banned from teaching. 1
- is the system broken? 1
- it was not a good use of charitable funds. 1
- Jack Fiehn 1
- Labour has a plan but not everybody is convinced it will work 1
- latest figures suggest - but is it worth it? 1
- leaving some disabled people without support. 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
- meaning this weekend's event will be its last. 1
- mood and focus. 2
- narrowly beating the 28.2% achieved by girls. 1
- Northumberland County Council says. 1
- now 15 1
- or an unnecessary habit? 1
- organisers say. 1
- ovaries and fallopian tubes. 1
- Ozempic and Wegovy. 1
- paid for by the government. 1
- parents and students spoke to BBC Your Voice about their experiences of student loans. 1
- patients failed and NHS staff put at risk - what you need to know. 1
- paving the way for human trials. 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
- prostate and menopause care. 1
- research by children's charity Corum finds. 1
- research suggests creatine may also benefit short-term memory 2
- research suggests. 2
- researchers say. 1
- researchers suggest. 1
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- BBC News - Family & Education A report says Ofsted is seen as "toxic" and inspectors should not have direct contact with schools. 1
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- BBC News - Family & Education Afghan teenage girls describe feeling "broken" at being barred from attending school under Taliban rule. 1
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- 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
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- 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
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- 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
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- 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
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- 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
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- 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
- BBC News - Health A man says his father-in-law 1
- BBC News - Health A meeting later is likely to see a deal in England agreed but nurses are still threatening strikes. 1
- 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
- BBC News - Health A mother is warning others to look out for symptoms of necrotising fasciitis 1
- 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
- BBC News - Health A pilot project aims to focus the practice's limited NHS capacity on people with the greatest need. 1
- 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
- BBC News - Health A politics graduate reflects on life being autistic and experiencing alexithymia and aphantasia. 1
- BBC News - Health A range of new services will be available without the need to go to a GP 1
- 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
- BBC News - Health A spokesperson says a cancerous mole was found while the duchess was having reconstructive surgery. 1
- 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
- BBC News - Health After being paralysed in a motorbike accident 1
- 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
- BBC News - Health Anna and Barbara Rozycki were in 1970 the first conjoined twins in the UK to be separated. 1
- 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
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- 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
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- 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
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- 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
- BBC News - Health EastEnders has shone a light on Edwards' syndrome - a rare genetic condition affecting babies. 1
- 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 Ethan Adams died from a rare and aggressive cancer a week after his ninth birthday. 1
- BBC News - Health Europe's drugs regulator has been alerted to a possible link to thoughts of suicide among some users. 1
- 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
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- BBC News - Health Families from the four nations shared their stories with the UK Covid-19 Inquiry. 1
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- 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 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
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- 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
- BBC News - Health Hallie 1
- 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 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
- BBC News - Health Kay Emsley says she was taken by surprise at how quickly residents at Shipdham Manor fell ill. 1
- BBC News - Health Kaylea 1
- BBC News - Health Keith Hathaway 1
- 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
- BBC News - Health Kieron Banks was found with more than 23 1
- 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
- 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
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- 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
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- 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
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- 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
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- BBC News Patient numbers per GP are twice as high in some areas than others 1
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- BBC News Patients given drugs for movement disorders like restless leg syndrome say their behaviour changed entirely. 1
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- BBC News Plans to shorten the school holidays from six to five weeks have been paused by the Welsh government. 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 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
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- BBC News Robert F Kennedy Jr has a history of spreading health information scientists say is false. 1
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- BBC News School bosses say pupils are paying the price because of a lack of decent government investment. 1
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- BBC News Schools in England will no longer be classed as "Outstanding" or "Inadequate" 1
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- BBC News Scientists have found a weak spot in our DNA that is present in 95% of people with the disease. 1
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- BBC News Security camera footage shows doctors shielding a patient on the operating table as last month's magnitude 6.8 quake shook Kumamoto General Hospital. 1
- BBC News Security failings by the Advanced Computer Software Group led to a cyberattack in 2022 that impacted NHS services. 1
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- BBC News Six-time Olympic cycling champion Chris Hoy calls for more openness on health matters 1
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- 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
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- BBC News Some carers have been forced to pay back thousands of pounds 1
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- BBC News Some men in England with the disease will now be offered an advanced form of treatment on the NHS. 1
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- BBC News Stuart Youens changed careers two years ago and says he's a lot happier in his new job. 1
- BBC News Students blame the CBSE's newly-launched digital evaluation system used for marking this year's Grade 12 exams. 1
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- BBC News Students say it is easy to find accounts falsely claiming to have access to GCSE and A-level papers. 1
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- 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
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- 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
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- 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 Swindon's new mental health support facility for women will be an "alternative" to hospitalisation. 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
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- 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
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- BBC News Tech firms are being urged to do more to stop young people accessing unsuitable material. 1
- BBC News Tech minister Liz Kendall told the BBC the government would publish a response to the consultation in the summer. 1
- BBC News Teenagers speak about their experience of bereavement at an event run for schools by Marie Curie. 1
- BBC News Teens will be able to opt out of the restrictions - campaigners have criticised them as being piecemeal. 1
- BBC News Teesside University students have struggled to pay tuition fees since currency in Nigeria crashed. 1
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- BBC News Test for patients in England checks if tumours can be treated with pills rather than chemotherapy. 1
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- 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 advice puts babies at risk of serious harm 1
- BBC News The alarming rise in disorders such as anorexia and bulimia is now an emergency 1
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- 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 been contacted by hundreds of users who claimed they had been wrongly banned from the sites. 1
- BBC News The BBC has obtained confidential material revealing appalling abuse and neglect affecting 39 pupils. 1
- BBC News The BBC investigation revealed how some self-described sleep experts have been giving new parents advice that goes against NHS guidelines. 1
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- 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 Ellie Colton shares her experience of living with endometriosis - and meets a scientist hoping to cut the length of time it takes to be diagnosed with a simple new test. 1
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- 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 tips and tricks to have a fun - yet affordable - summer break with the family. 1
- BBC News The best-selling children's novelist visited animals at Drusillas Zoo park near Alfriston. 1
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- BBC News The BMA said there will "undoubtedly be cancellation of operations 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 centres run by charity Maggie's will open in Coventry and Birmingham within the next two years. 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
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- BBC News The CJP protest began with exam paper leaks. It became India's biggest student movement in years - why? 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
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- BBC News The condition affects one in 10 women in the UK and can cause debilitating pain and infertility. 1
- BBC News The Conservatives say they would replace some degrees with 100 1
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- 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 cyclists taking part in the Ride for Rori raised £61 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 for the one-off vaccine programme follows the unprecedented outbreak in Kent this year. 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
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- BBC News The drugs giant blames "protracted" talks with the government as well as differences over funding. 1
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- 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 defends videos starring The Only Way Is Essex star promoting post-16 education. 1
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- 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 euphoria from England's dramatic victory over Mexico might not be enough to get you through Monday. 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 focus should be on banning features that make it addictive 1
- BBC News The Food Standards Agency (FSA) is looking at how it can speed up the approval process for lab-grown foods. 1
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- 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
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- 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
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- BBC News The government hopes the move will end the "unfair postcode lottery" some women face. 1
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- 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
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- 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 says the system is "broken" 1
- BBC News The government wants pupils to take subjects like AI and manufacturing which are linked to local jobs. 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 guidance is set to include tips on how much screen time children aged five to 16 should have. 1
- BBC News The gut is home to around trillions of microorganisms 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
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- 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
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- BBC News The health secretary says renewed negotiations should take place away from deadlines and social media. 1
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- 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 health worker was evacuated to the UK from the DR Congo after being potentially exposed to the virus. 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
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- 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 individual is one of four former passengers on the MV Hondius isolating on Vancouver Island 1
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- 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
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- 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 Meningitis B vaccine does not prevent gonorrhoea infections despite being offered to at-risk men 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
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- 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
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- 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
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- 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 says it will hold a formal ballot this autumn without "urgent action". 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 NCA and NPCC say children should be blocked from accessing sites which do not stop them seeing nudes or being contacted by strangers. 1
- BBC News The Netherlands has one of the world's lowest rates of 16 to 24-year-olds not in education 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
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- 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
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- 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 nine types of stalling that researchers say can reveal something deeper about us and why it's not always bad. 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 melanoma skin cancer cases has risen above 20 1
- BBC News The number of people vaping in the UK has stalled 1
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- 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
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- BBC News The oral treatment - the first of its kind - could soon be available after being recommended for NHS use. 1
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- BBC News The prescription drug has been linked to a number of deaths in the UK and around the world. 1
- BBC News The presenter shared his "aggressive" cancer diagnosis on an episode of Clarkson's Farm earlier this week. 1
- BBC News The prime minister has pledged "decisive" measures in response to calls for an Australia-style ban. 1
- 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 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
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- BBC News The results could help the government plan and deliver services in the future 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 scheme encourages staff and families to seek an urgent second opinion if they fear a patient's condition is worsening. 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 shift marks a significant rise over the last five years 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 tablet - orforglipron - is available in the US and could soon launch in the UK. 1
- 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 Trump administration sees the aid as more transactional - but some say it is not a fair trade. 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
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- 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 update will be available to all users in England by April 2028 1
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- BBC News The White House releases the results of the US president's latest medical examination 1
- BBC News The winning test rapidly detects whether bacteria are causing an infection and identifies the best antibiotics. 1
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- BBC News The World Health Organization also finds higher rates of drinking and vaping among teenage girls. 1
- BBC News The World Health Organization's director general says no further cases have been reported since 25 May. 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 are glimpses of happiness in the Democratic Republic of Congo's fight against the virus that has killed more than 170. 1
- BBC News There are growing concerns over the way hair strand tests are being interpreted in the Family Court. 1
- BBC News There are plans to move some maternity services to the Royal Liverpool - which could affect around 130 high-risk births each year 2
- 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 patients will be offered a new injectable form of an immunotherapy drug that takes minutes. 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 15-year-olds tell the BBC how their outlook changed after one week in the world of work. 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 women describe how endometriosis has affected their careers 1
- 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
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- 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
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- 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 people ill with meningitis in Reading have been confirmed as pupils at two schools 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 Anti-Doping have published research into SARMs being sold on social media platforms. The survey found a third of people aged 16-25 see ads for SARMs every week. 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 Up to 95% of younger women at higher risk of developing breast cancer are being missed 1
- BBC News Up to 95% of younger women who are at higher risk of developing breast cancer are being missed by current NHS checks 1
- BBC News US officials and diplomats and their families began reporting a mysterious illness a decade ago. 1
- BBC News US talk-show host Oprah Winfrey says the school for girls that she launched in South Africa nearly 20 years will close next year. 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 Want to avoid battles over broccoli and squabbles over spinach? We've asked you for your advice on how to cope at mealtimes over the summer holidays. 1
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- 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 follow a lawyer and a nurse who are building this unprecedented case 2
- 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 are the most pressing priorities for the new minister in charge of 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
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- BBC News When conversation drifted into fantasy 1
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- BBC News When turning on the oven is a no-no and you're bored of salads 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 did Hungary’s pronatalist approach deliver an early rise in births only then to fall back? And what lessons does it offer to other countries desperate to lift fertility? 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 diagnosed with premenstrual dysphoric disorder discuss how it impacts their lives. 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 tell the BBC presenter how endometriosis affects their lives 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 Your gut doesn't just respond to your brain - it helps shape your emotions. Professor of Biomolecular Medicine Jon Swann explains why. 1
- BBC News Zoe Carlin says she was left dehumanised after being admitted to hospital with chest pains. 1
- BBC research finds. 1
- BBC South's health correspondent Alastair Fee shares what you need to know. 1
- BBC Sport looks at the schools which specialise in moulding the clubs' young talent. 1
- BBC's Michael Buchanan writes. 1
- became critically ill with the infection. 1
- because a new variant is spreading in the UK. 1
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- beginning at 07:00 on 11 August 1
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- 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
- Briony May Williams said she started stress-baking when she became ill. 1
- British Columbia. 1
- bucking an overall fall in sexually transmitted infections (STIs) 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 can spread it to others. 1
- but chose another country instead. 1
- but doctors say she needs end-of-life care. 1
- but experts say there is no single 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 how does it actually affect you? 1
- but is it doing more harm than good? 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 limited data means little in known about how common the condition is. 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 remains in what she tells the BBC is her "dream job". 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 soft drinks with lower caffeine levels will not be affected. 1
- but some disagreements have led to protests. 2
- but some make-up products pose a serious risk to your health. Here's what to check for 1
- but some people run a greater risk of serious harm. 1
- 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 the case has now been dropped. 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 too much is damaging and can cause skin cancer. 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
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- 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
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- call handlers and technicians are taking action in England and Wales until midnight. 1
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- can also count to 100 in six non-native languages. 1
- can also help people without the condition. 1
- can now be bought privately in UK pharmacies. 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
- chartered psychologist Dr Ellie Buckley 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
- clear explanation for the increase. 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
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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
- does some tests to show you. 1
- don't worry you still have loads of options. 1
- down from 37.4%. 1
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- early evidence suggests. 1
- education or training has risen by 110 1
- effective drugs to treat conditions like MND. 1
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- employment or training. 2
- 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 death 1
- even denying the Ebola virus's existence. 1
- even if doctor strikes cease 1
- exam boards warn. 1
- experts are warning. 1
- experts say. 6
- experts tell the BBC. 1
- eye infections and bipolar are unable to get hold of the drugs they rely on. 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
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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
- German and Dutch national had now been taken from the virus-hit ship. 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
- gives evidence to the Lampard Inquiry. 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 hailed as a breakthrough in managing the deadliest of all the major cancers. 2
- 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
- head of the Molly Rose Foundation says. 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
- her grandmother says. 1
- her murder trial is told. 1
- her spokesman says. 1
- 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
- how to make face 😲 Medical face mask trick 🔥😷 1
- how will it reshape our relationship with it? Technology and AI editor Zoe Kleinman writes. 1
- Ian 'H' Watkins returns to his first love. 1
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- invasive strep A infections - whilst rare - are rising. 1
- Ireland 1
- is already facing legal challenges. 1
- is celebrating its success. 1
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- is linked to at least 50 deaths in the UK. 1
- is looking forward to her "second life". 1
- is one of 48 female veterans to benefit from the groups' help. 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
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- is well enough to go home from hospital - but like many others 1
- it remains early days for microneedle-patch technology. 1
- James Gallagher 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
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- 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
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- led by Michelle Mone's husband 1
- legal papers show. 1
- less than a year before the Nottingham attacks. 1
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- 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
- Maggie Stacey. 1
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- ministers have been in the spotlight whereas the Scottish inquiry has focused on the victims. 1
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- 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
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- MPs will debate and vote on the issue of assisted suicide. 1
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- one man grabbed a hammer and prepared for war. 1
- one of the UK's best-known British Asian drag queens 1
- one of the youngest people in the UK to chair a board of governors 1
- opens up about his first UK tour. 1
- or 93% 1
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- other families are struggling with the cost of care. 1
- others share their experiences of loss at university. 1
- our health and science correspondent assesses the threat. 2
- out of a concern his accent may hold him back. 1
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- particularly affecting young people. 1
- particularly in certain areas - so why have successive governments not yet found a solution? 2
- partly due to pressure from students. 1
- partly fuelled by weight loss drug Ozempic. 1
- pass despite opposition by several leading Conservative figures. 1
- Pearse 1
- pen tapping or thigh jiggling can cause rage and distress for some people. 1
- people at this cooking class are being taught to make meals on a budget. 1
- people share their views on falling fertility rates. 2
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- police say. 1
- poorly or ill". 1
- possession for recreational use will carry a prison sentence of up to two years. 1
- prison staff and the courts 1
- production is at record levels 1
- projections suggest. 1
- pronouns and abortion. 1
- proven to be effective in managing diabetes 1
- psychology 2
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- pupils across England missed more than six million school days through unauthorised holidays. 1
- pupils and former teachers tell BBC Panorama. 1
- putting plans to tackle the backlog and improve the NHS at risk. 1
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- racism and incompetence in an organisation overseeing UK nurses and midwives. 1
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- raised questions about the safety of cosmetic treatments. 1
- readers share their tips for building a daily walking habit. 1
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- recycle" slogan to "environmentally hazardous" e-cigarettes.. 1
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- said "normalising" death might help people. 1
- said decisions over her home care had been repeatedly delayed. 1
- said she can spend four hours a day on "disability admin". 1
- said to be used by some celebrities 1
- say a trust has "failed to learn". 1
- say doctors. 1
- say education officials. 1
- say experts 1
- say experts. 4
- say experts. Here's what to look out for. 1
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- say officials. 1
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- say scientists. 1
- say solicitors. 1
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- saying urgent action needed in UK. 1
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- says a union leader. 1
- says actor Kalki Koechlin. 1
- says Age NI. 1
- says Cambridge should not be "marking its own homework". 1
- says campaigner. 1
- says Dr Georgie Budd. 1
- says Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus. 1
- says he has suffered bullying and abuse because of his hearing loss. 1
- says her "nightmare seems to be never ending" after a blood clot on her lung. 1
- says it is being ignored. 1
- says it provides a "private school service". 1
- says James Gallagher. 1
- says Laura Kuenssberg. 2
- says mental health can be a taboo topic for the South Asian community. 1
- says NHS England boss. 1
- says NHS England. 2
- says officials will discuss the latest proposals. 1
- says ombudsman. 1
- says she is determined to come back "as strong as ever". 1
- says she loves her job and is proud to be taking time off to have a baby. 1
- says she still has spare time despite the number of subjects she studies. 1
- says she was not offered a check as it was assumed she would not have an address. 1
- says she was praying for a baby and was "overjoyed" to be "blessed with five at once". 1
- says she will meet Stephen Barclay this week. 1
- says the head of Ucas. 1
- says the leader of Wales' Covid bereaved group. 1
- says the Warwick University-led study. 1
- says their union 1
- says watchdog. 1
- school leaders say positive work is being done. 1
- schools say they are turning to PE teachers to plug gaps. 1
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- senior medics say. 1
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- seven 1
- shared posts on social media criticising LGBT+ teaching. 1
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- side effects and use. 1
- since blood tests alone are not accurate enough for most men. 1
- since coins were a common foreign object swallowed 1
- smoking outdoors in pubs is heavily regulated - could the UK follow suit? 1
- so how should you manage having it? 1
- so why is it still struggling? 1
- so will not strike next term. 1
- some nurses and hospital porters are among the Unison members who have said yes to the pay offer. 1
- some students are wondering whether going to university makes financial sense. 1
- some trade union members would be required to continue working during a strike. 1
- South Australia and Queensland. 1
- soya and nuts and "feels like the odd one out". 1
- spread fear and loathing. 1
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- starting with Glasgow and East Lothian. 1
- Steve Barclay says he remains "ready to engage" with unions. 1
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- tested a vaccine designed by AI. 1
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- that has all changed 1
- the actress expresses deep concern for disability rights. 1
- the annual report delved into race and ethnic data of those who underwent assisted dying. 1
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- the children's commissioner says. 1
- the children's commissioner urges. 1
- the Conservative leader offers to work with him on adult social care reform. 1
- the coroner said. 1
- the Covid Inquiry heard. 1
- the Covid inquiry hears. 1
- the data seen by the BBC shows. 1
- the dispute over pay could continue into the autumn term. 1
- the Early Years Alliance charity says. 1
- the education secretary says parents should keep their children in school. 1
- the education secretary says. 2
- the education secretary tells BBC News. 1
- the EIS 1
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- the experts warn. 1
- the face of a campaign to allow for alcohol to be served at care homes without a licence 1
- the government also says. 1
- the government is proposing. 1
- the government says. 3
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- the health ombudsman says. 1
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- the inquiry is told. 1
- the largest single group. 1
- the latest data shows. 2
- the majority of teachers rejected an offer of 5.5% and started action short of strike in schools. 1
- the market for children's skincare is booming. Experts fear for the long-term impact on girls 2
- the medicines regulatory body says. 1
- the morning-after pill has been made available free-of-charge at high street pharmacies under a new scheme in England. 1
- the National Audit Office warns. 1
- the NHS advises. 1
- the NHS Confederation says. 1
- the NHS says. 2
- the pace of change is slow - writes Alison Holt. 1
- the party says. 1
- the PM is expected to say finding common ground across party lines will be key to fixing social care. 1
- the poll suggests. 1
- the prime minister says. 2
- the public inquiry has been told. 1
- the regulator says. 1
- the RNID says. 1
- the Royal College of GP says. 1
- the Royal College of Nursing says. 1
- the Royal College of Radiologists says. 1
- the UCU. 1
- the UK fertility regulator says. 1
- the UK Health Security Agency says. 1
- the UN says. 1
- the United Nations found. 1
- the watchdog says. 2
- the White House said after reporters spotted marks on his face. 1
- the WHO says China should share data as "a moral and scientific imperative". 1
- the WHO's Dr Hans Kluge says. 2
- the word "sugar" barely appears. Why? 2
- the World Obesity Federation says. 1
- their evangelising has reached a new level 1
- there will not be extra support to address the impact of the pandemic. 1
- there's a new political focus on education 1
- these are your rights. 1
- these foods (and drinks) will help to beat the heat. 1
- this is how to get the most out of clearing. 1
- threatening the future of their culture. 1
- threatening the paper's future in print. 1
- three students reflect on a college experience bookended by Covid and now campus protests. 1
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- UK experts say. 1
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- up from 13.1% in autumn 2019. 1
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- used together 1
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- Wales and Northern Ireland are set to go ahead on Thursday after talks fail. 1
- Wales and Northern Ireland are set to strike in a dispute with the government over pay. 1
- Wales and Northern Ireland receive their GCSE exam results this week. 1
- Wales and Northern Ireland. 2
- Wales and Scotland are being told which primary school their children will be going to. 1
- waned - possibly linked to stress 1
- want more done to protect others. 1
- warning that pupils who should be fed free are missing out. 1
- warning true figure could be even higher. 1
- was born three months prematurely and has autism and learning difficulties. 1
- was determined to defy medical opinion. 1
- was facing deportation from Sweden. 1
- was found dead at home 1
- was found dead in her flat in Woking by her mother and brother in May 2021. 1
- was found dead in his Suffolk home while waiting eight hours for an ambulance. 1
- was left on a trolley after being admitted with stomach pain. 1
- was recorded sustaining head injuries while at school. 1
- was sometimes having hundreds of seizures a day due to his severe epilepsy. 2
- was stranded at the North Pole doing last-minute revision for her Higher exams. 1
- wasted opportunities and muddled-thinking left UK sleep-walking into Covid. 2
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- we ask formerly gifted children about the expectations they faced. 1
- we asked an expert and a family who've been through it for their top tips. 1
- we examine the competition it faces from weight loss jabs. 1
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- weighing almost 23 stone and on soiled sheets 1
- were not expected to survive for more than a few days after they were born. 1
- were spotted on display alongside spring onions. 1
- what can I borrow and when do I have to start paying it back? 2
- what is it like for those working in the industry? 1
- what is it like to be a paramedic trying to get to patients? 1
- What is Trigonometry Introduction to Trigonometry Dont Memorise 1
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- what would you like to ask our experts? 1
- when Omicron took hold. 1
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- which is prohibited. 1
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- which may affect the species of bacteria in our guts. 1
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- which runs vital UK public services. 1
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- who lives in Cardiff 1
- who pay higher fees. 1
- who rely on emergency care 2
- who said she was raped by an older boy 1
- who shared the story of her daughter's death. 1
- who started vaping at 16 years old says she feels like she has "no control over it". 1
- who studied in the town. 1
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- who was suspended after complaining about sharing a changing room with a transgender colleague 1
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- who worked in a school 1
- whose daughter's death was preventable 1
- whose son died from HIV and Hepatitis C 1
- why we get sensory overload. 1
- will appear before a youth court in August. 1
- will have to pay up to £240 1
- will last for five consecutive days. 1
- will monitor how much it boosts the recovery of seriously ill patients. 2
- will re-ballot members over strike action. 1
- with "universal cures" unlikely at present. 1
- with 40% of pupils eligible for free meals 1
- with a marked rise in cases in adults aged 25-49. 2
- with cases reported in 51 countries. 1
- with fraudsters charging up to £4 1
- with health experts saying testing for them is vital. 1
- with health officials encouraging people to get vaccinated. 1
- with hindsight 1
- with junk food adverts on TV banned before 21:00. 1
- with many schools closed until midday. 1
- with more heterosexual men and women becoming infected. 1
- with more in May and September. 1
- with no injection. 1
- with one woman saying she has suffered her entire life. 1
- with paramedics warning problems likely to worsen. 1
- with procedures having to be corrected. 1
- with some left in tears. 1
- with some saying they would "be lost" without them. 1
- with students and staff bearing the brunt. 2
- with the backing of the Queen Consort and Sir Lenny Henry. 1
- with the five-day walkout over pay running until 07:00 on Tuesday. 1
- with the NEU announcing another two strike days. 1
- with the result expected on Monday 1
- with the sector blaming "chronic underfunding". 1
- with the steepest fall in England. 1
- with too many people signed off work with no help to return. 1
- with up to 5 1
- with waits and staffing of major concern. 1
- women may take lower-paid jobs or work fewer hours. 1
- women open up on their experience of having bigger breasts. 1
- won a team of the year award. 1
- work weekends or accrue time off in lieu during the action. 1
- working parents with two-year-olds will be eligible for 15 hours of free childcare. 1
- workload and conditions. 1
- workload and wellbeing. 1
- worth up to 19.4% for some 1
- writes Chris Mason. 1
- yet a cure still isn't quite within reach. 2
- yet more patients will be forced to wait 1
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