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Vicki teaches her son, five, to use FaceTime in case his grandmother has a heart attack.

A man, 47, is arrested on suspicion of murdering a patient who died after a fight in Rotherham.

Police have launched a major review of the doctor's work at hospitals in Dudley and Stoke-on-Trent.

A mother describes the struggle of trying to get a tongue-tie diagnosis for her newborn.

Thousands more lives could be saved by paying attention to early symptoms of heart attacks, doctors say.

The Ebola-like virus is endemic in parts of West Africa and can be spread by rats.

Covid passes rules will be axed from 18 February under plans to ease Wales' remaining restrictions.

What would ending isolation rules in England mean for people who are worried about getting Covid?

The family of Hugh McMahon say the battery burned a hole the size of a 5p coin in his heart.

The French virologist jointly won the Nobel Prize but later drew criticism for unscientific claims.

Campaign group Toothless in England say the government is ignoring "acute needs" of the public.

Brigene has been fighting to bring her brother home from Muckamore Abbey Hospital for decades.

One in 20 admitted in England wait over 12 hours for ward bed as doctors warn patients are at risk.

Josh, nine, from Evesham, was diagnosed after his parents raised concerns about his Covid recovery.

There are no specific measures to monitor the mental health of new fathers and some struggle to cope.

A doctor says it is "inevitable" Covid patients would come into contact with others amid shortages.

Ministers want the option of enforcing face masks and vaccine passports until late September.

The rules are due to end in March - but that could be brought forward if "encouraging trends continue".

A top oncologist says the health board should have publicly supported doctors who were criticised in a report.

The legislation, which will be known as Dáithí's Law. will bring in an opt-out system.