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Ashington optician to run the London Marathon in aid of sight loss charity

Katie Blakely is currently preparing for the event, which is returning on Sunday the 23rd of April

Chronicle Live

Shingles explained as Holly Willoughby takes time off from This Morning

The infection, which results in a painful rash, is caused by the same virus that causes chickenpox.

The Independent UK

What is shingles - symptoms of condition keeping Holly Willoughby off TV

It is common to get the shingles rash on the chest or abdomen

Wales Online

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5million people called on to get another Covid jab from today

Eligible people include those aged 75 and over, and anyone aged five and over who has a weakened immune system

Wales Online

One in eight Britons pay for private health services, survey shows

Campaigners say underinvestment in NHS is forcing patients to seek private treatment if they can afford it

The Guardian - UK

How having our own currency can help fuel indy Scotland’s wellbeing economy

IN this and future articles, the Scottish Currency Group outlines how an independent Scottish Government with its own

The National (Scotland)

Transgender Scots killer to request gender reassignment surgery on NHS while in jail for murder

Paris Green was sentenced to life in 2013 for the murder of Robert Shankland, 45, who she battered to death with two accomplices.

Daily Record

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What the papers say – April 17

A wide variety of stories lead the British front pages.

The Independent UK

Millions eligible for Covid jab as spring booster campaign begins

Around five million people in total are eligible for a booster until the end of June.

The Independent UK

NHS spending £1 million per WEEK on private ambulances for 999 calls

At least £61million is being spent annually in England on the extra provision from private firms as ambulance services struggle to respond to emergency calls

Daily Mirror

Woman who ate 'no vegetables' looks unrecognisable after 11 stone weight loss

Mollie, 20, ditched the pizzas, takeaways and crisps, for veggies, fish, cereal bars and fruit - and she's shed 11 stone

Irish Mirror

What is shingles and who is eligible for the vaccine? More Brits to receive the jab

Around 194,000 people in England and Wales get shingles every year

Evening Standard

The symptoms of cardiac arrhythmia after Paul O'Grady's death

The TV star had a family history of heart disease

Wales Online

UK says offer to health care staff final as nurses plan strikes

The U.K. government said its latest pay offer to striking health care workers is final with one of the biggest nurses’ unions warning that walkouts could continue through Christmas without a better deal.

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The Guardian - UK

Rishi Sunak appears ready to try to tough out further wave of NHS strikes

High-risk tactic increases likelihood of combined stoppages by nurses and junior doctors in England

The Guardian - UK

‘Buckling’ NHS fails to treat 250,000 children with mental health problems

Exclusive: child mental health crisis deepens with one-third of all referrals denied help

The Guardian - UK

Lloyd’s of London offers to insure NHS for unexpected costs such as pandemic

Head of insurance market floats idea of giving government bespoke flood and drought cover

The Independent UK

Probe opened into deaths of 650 patients treated by jailed breast cancer surgeon

Once one of UK’s leading doctors, Ian Paterson uneccesarily did life-changing surgery on hundreds

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The Independent UK

Top scientists warn ‘the next pandemic is coming and we’re not ready’

Sir John Bell and Sir David King among leading scientists to argue UK is no better prepared than it was in 2020, as new variant in India causes concern

Chronicle Live

Over 200,000 households missing out on free food vouchers say Which?

New research by the consumer champions show that the uptake of the Healthy Start scheme sits at just 63.9 per cent - lagging behind the Government's forecasted target of 75 per cent for last month

The Guardian - UK

Local election voters may punish Tories as NHS strikes drag on

Chair says party could lose 1,000 English seats on 4 May, despite voters finding Rishi Sunak more palatable than his predecessors

The Independent UK

Tories could lose over 1,000 seats in local elections, party chair warns

Greg Hands seen with notes inked on his hand in TV interviews as he is grilled on May election losses

Daily Mirror

Nurses could strike until Christmas as dispute with Tories over NHS pay escalates

Royal College of Nursing general secretary Pat Cullen said members would be balloted on a fresh wave of industrial action after rejecting the latest pay offer from the Government

The Independent UK

Tories could lose more than 1,000 seats in local elections, party chairman warns

Greg Hands was confronted with several issues s facing the UK on Sunday broadcast shows.

Evening Standard

Nurses could strike until Christmas, union leader says

Royal College of Nursing leader Pat Cullen called for the Government to improve its pay offer to avoid further strikes.

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