BBC Health News

The governor has rolled back reopening plans across the state as virus cases soar.

Modelling suggests there could be a deadly second peak, killing more than 100,000 people in the UK.

The move at Wales' biggest A&E department does not apply to emergency cases.

The new rules will apply from 24 July and those failing to comply will face a fine of up to £100.

Llamas' specially evolved small antibodies are the basis for a coronavirus treatment breakthrough.

"Targeted action" means outbreaks are being swiftly dealt with, the health secretary says.

Dr John Wright on two young patients seen at Bradford Royal Infirmary's Covid-19 "survivors' clinic".

A hairdressing salon is using its bond with customers to help them with mental health issues.

The father of a five-year-old who died from cancer says he is proud she could help researchers.

It is one of several restrictions introduced by President Ramaphosa amid rising infection rates.

A 24-hour tally of 15,299 new coronavirus cases eclipses the worst rates seen in New York in April.

The government is considering making face coverings mandatory in shops in England, sources say.

Labour says the government must "come clean" on PPE procurement process after £120m face shield deals.

Relatives fear residents with dementia are deteriorating as coronavirus restrictions limit visitors.

Two reports charting coronavirus show cases in England falling - with Leicester also seeing a fall.

The health minister apologises to women, and their children, failed by healthcare professionals.

A pilot in England will test people without symptoms working in 'high-contact' jobs.

NHS England figures reveal how the pandemic has changed planned surgery, tests and A&E.

There are 18,000 more registered than a year ago, but some fear the pandemic could hit recruitment.

Health and social care leaders warn the prime minister about the impact of the new immigration bill.