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Fears staff are burnt-out and patients waiting in pain as waiting times hit record highs in Wales.

A date must be set to "focus minds" on getting rid of the deadly substance, a Commons committee says.

The family of Kathleen Neagle, who died at her Dundonald home last July, says the system failed her.

Spanish researchers say it's the shortest-known gap between two coronavirus infections.

His son Tom died a day after being judged "low risk", in a final counselling session, Philip Pirie says.

A leading scientists says lives of pregnant women who died from Covid could have been saved.

Acute hepatitis - or liver inflammation - among children was first reported in the UK last week.

The discovery may lead to ways to spot and even prevent dangerous tumours, experts hope.

Patients in hospitals and GP waiting rooms in England are no longer required to socially distance.

Gillian Docherty was living on borrowed time but a drug improved her health so much she had a baby.

Only two thirds of A&E patients were seen within four hours, according to official figures.

A study of thousands of women across seven countries tries to discover why there is a strong link.

More than 1,000 new support staff have also been hired to work in acute hospitals and community health teams.

Two young women with ulcerative colitis share photos of their stoma bags to normalise the condition.