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The British Medical Association claims any decision to discharge patients from wards without proper social care support would 'transfer the liability and risk to clinicians'

Australia will reshape over the next decade to become bigger and older, which will have implications for the entire population.

Last month, China ended its zero-Covid policy, bringing a tumultuous end to restrictions after nearly three years. The suddenness of the move surprised nearly everyone. The process could have been much more gradual, with a slower shift from mass forced lockdowns to more flexible policies. Instead, it has effectively thrown…

In this week's column Val, the mum of Mirror columnist and football legend Robbie Savage, says telling people to stay away from A&E because it’s full of flu and Covid patients leads to deaths

British doctors are risking their jobs to speak out against what they say is an unfolding catastrophe in the national health system, with patients left lying on hospital floors and in corridors while they wait for help.

Keri Anglin, 45, suffered a terrifying haemorrhage seven years ago. As a result, she more than most knows how vital blood donations can be.

A coroner has called for changes to help prevent similar future fatalities following the death of Eva Hayden

'For some families he had served five generations of the same family'

One kind individual handed over £250 to the burial.

Both hospital trusts said lessons have been learnt since Eva's tragic death

The main beneficiaries including a Callander youth project, a dementia support group and a 'warm bank' proposal.