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Anna Barrow, from Salford, believed the loss of sensation in her arm was from being injected too high up

Millions fly from the UK every year to enjoy the Spanish sunshine - though you should take care in the extreme heat of 42C forecast for the Balearic Islands this July

Campaigners said the deal was not treating everyone fairly

Campaigners said the deal was not treating everyone fairly

A quirk of how some health professionals are employed could mean they are ineligible for the payment worth at least £1,250.

Simon Nicholas Williams, of Swansea University, argues that tackling vaccine hesitancy is a matter of global importance. This article originally appeared in The Conversation

The world changed for all of us when we were suddenly plunged into a pandemic in 2020. COVID sent us into a series of lockdowns in a bid to control the spread of the virus until a vaccine could be developed.

Researchers find four species of coronavirus in samples taken from UK bats

Before SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, spread across the world in 2020, tuberculosis was responsible for more deaths globally than any other infectious disease. But thanks to targeted public health efforts in the U.S. and globally, tuberculosis cases had been steadily falling for decades.