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NHS chief warns of ‘enormous’ disruption ahead of junior doctors’ strike

The warning came as the health service urged people to try to stay safe in the warm weather during strikes.

The Independent UK

'Tories have lost the authority and ability to govern Britain'

When people are struggling with a sapping cost of living crisis and an ailing NHS is on its knees, Rishi and Boris are scrapping over the spoils of office

Daily Mirror

Covid-19 Inquiry: What is happening this week and why it matters

More than three years on from the first lockdown, the Inquiry will carry out the first in-depth investigation into what happened during the Covid crisis, which led to more than 227,000 deaths in the UK

Daily Mirror

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"Sooner or later, I'm going to offend you": At 79, The Who's Roger Daltrey is still pulling no punches

Roger Daltrey talks to Louder about making "music to fight to", The Who's future, opera, orchestras, and liking "a growl"

Louder

Glasgow's Queen Elizabeth University Hospital infection cause 'never explained', top doctor tells inquiry

Professor Brenda Gibson gave evidence to the Scottish Hospitals Inquiry, which is investigating a series of contamination issues at the £840 million Queen Elizabeth University Hospital in Glasgow.

Daily Record

Mum who 'keeps fainting' will lose drugs that stop her being bed-ridden

The NHS is withdrawing vital medication used to treat the symptoms of postural tachycardia syndrome

Wales Online

Government's Covid pandemic messaging 'failed people with learning disabilities' says Gateshead MP

Liz Twist MP has slammed the Government's Covid-19 communications which she said "failed" disabled people.

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'There's still a noticeable poverty divide when accessing joint replacement surgery'

Dr Miriam Stoppard addresses the socio-economic factors and inequalities at play between the most and least affluent areas when it comes to having much-needed hip and knee replacements

Daily Mirror

County Durham and Darlington Hospital trust IT glitch saw 'small number' of NHS test results delayed

A 'small number' of blood tests and other pathology tests have been delayed

Chronicle Live

This is Starmer’s moment. Thatcherism has collapsed, and the Tories are at each other’s throats

This is no passing crisis, it is existential. Look at the polls – people don’t want the Tories or their agenda any more, says Polly Toynbee

The Guardian - UK

The government wants a 'volunteer army' to save social care – our research shows why that's not possible

The UK government is recruiting a volunteer army for social care, to help with the sector’s record-high vacancy rate. There are currently a staggering 165,000 open posts, representing 10.7% of the workforce.

The Conversation

Mum-of-three jailed over 'lockdown abortion' after ordering 'pills by post'

A previous hearing was told the 44-year-old mum of three was past 10 weeks of pregnancy and had pleaded guilty to taking abortion pills after the legal limit

Daily Mirror

Little-known prostate cancer symptoms as Outlander star Colin McFarlane diagnosed

Prostate cancer is the most common form of cancer in men, with more than 52,000 people diagnosed with the disease every year on average in the UK.

Daily Record

Couple's world fell apart at routine appointment

Daniel is doing all he can to help raise awareness

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Daily Mirror

5 health red flags no man should ignore - from early cancer signs to reversible condition

Seeing a doctor promptly when signs of serious illness arise makes all the difference to survival rates, yet Punteha van Terheyden finds many men are afraid to seek help

Daily Mirror

Why you might get painful headaches before a thunderstorm and how to treat it

If you often find yourself getting headaches when a thunderstorm is brewing, there's a scientific reason why - and it's all to do with how pressure impacts your nerves

Evening Standard

Londoners urged to take care as junior doctors strike amid heatwave

Services are expected to be ‘extremely busy’ when junior doctors walk out for 72 hours this week

The Independent UK

Mural celebrates black blood donors as NHS calls for more in sickle cell fight

Artist Neequaye Dreph’s mural honours members of the black community who donate blood regularly, and encourages others to do the same.

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Belfast Live

More people in Northern Ireland turning to injections to lose weight

“It can be frustrating to feel as though none of your weight loss attempts are yielding results.”

Daily Mirror

UK heatwave: What to look for in a sunscreen, how much to use and when to re-apply

Most of us don't use enough sun lotion, says the NHS, but protecting both yourself and your family from harmful rays is vital

The Conversation

How universal basic income's impact on people's finances could transform the nation's health

In October 1936, 200 men marched from South Tyneside to London to protest against the poverty and unemployment in their town, Jarrow.

The Independent UK

What are the symptoms of prostate cancer and how common is it?

Dark Knight star Colin McFarlane recently revealed his diagnosis

Manchester Evening News

The serious signs missed in days before man killed his own cousin in brutal axe attack

Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust has been criticised in an independent investigation

Daily Mirror

Inside the harrowing reality of 999 ambulance crews - used to fill in gaping NHS cracks

Mirror joins two West Midlands paramedics for 11-hour shift - and witnesses a service at breaking point, with one of the team warning that patients are 'at ever increasing risk of harm'

Daily Record

Nurses 'being punished' as Scots health board bosses impose hospital parking fines

NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde have decided to issue the penalties despite the Scottish Government scrapping parking charges at the country’s hospitals.

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