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Scottish Ambulance Service chairman Tom Steele's wife Gillian died of a cardiac arrest in Lanarkshire after a student technician was sent as a first responder without a fully trained paramedic

Michael McIntyre has been forced to cancel a comedy gig after being rushed to hospital to have kidney stones removed. But what are they and how can you spot the symptoms?

Nutritionist Aneequa Godart has shared the best fruits and veggies you should try if you're wanting shed a few pounds - but still feel satiated and satisfy those sweet cravings

Sonia Browne is one of thousands of women in the UK left with debilitating pain, bleeding and having difficulty walking following vaginal mesh surgery

The package is for research and development and manufacturing projects across the life sciences, automotive and aerospace sectors

In 138 out of a list of Labour leader Keir Starmer's possible 150 target seats - currently held by the Tories or the SNP - pressure on families' budgets is the top issue

Pegabalin has been prescribed to around eight million Brits for ailments including anxiety, epilepsy and nerve pain but has caused people to become hooked on it

Nicole Thomas, 27, was just a teenager when her hairdresser noticed a bald patch at the nape of her neck. Soon she was almost 70 per cent bald as severe alopecia set in

Ahead of the Budget this week, unions representing millions of stretched frontline workers warn the Chancellor staff face 'intolerable pressure' and are quitting in their droves

The colour of your eyes could put you at a greater risk of developing eye melanoma, one of the most common types of eye cancer - but the reasons why are 'not clear'

Mums Alba and Emily rushed six-month-old Thomas to A&E when he went 'floppy' at home in Birmingham, West Midlands - with the youngster's condition initially stumping doctors

If you are making this mistake, which an expert has branded the 'worst' you can make, whilst on your weight loss journey it could be seriously holding you back from achieving your goals

Having a puffy face can be caused by all sorts of things - a poor night's sleep or a few too many glasses of wine are often the culprit. But experts now believe that the foods you eat could also be to blame.

A new study has found that the way people talk could be an indicator of their risk of developing dementia. The research found that how fast someone talks could be a clue to their brain health.

Alarming new data found that around one million adults in England alone have undiagnosed type 2 diabetes - but symptoms of the condition are often overlooked, or blamed on other issues such as sexually transmitted diseases

Heart failure is an extremely serious condition that can often be fatal, with more than 200,000 new diagnoses in the UK each year. But one of the main symptoms may only present itself as the day goes on

Meningitis and septicaemia can kill in hours - so being aware of the red-flags is essential. Experts have shared the highest risk warning signs, including a 'bulging' symptom you should get checked out immediately

Porters, cleaners, switchboard operators and cooks are striking over an unpaid "Covid bonus" that they say they are owed for risking their lives during the pandemic at hospitals in the Midlands

Whilst most types of liver disease don't cause any side-effects in the early stages, a little-known symptom can present itself when the liver has become damaged and scarred

Researchers used virtual reality to test the ability of 100 asymptomatic adults to determine and maintain a route from one place to another with compelling results

Paul Riley, 51, was diagnosed with stage three advanced lung cancer despite having never smoked a day in his life - now he wants more testing for non-smokers

Measles cases have risen yet again in the UK, as the Government launched a new marketing campaign designed to reverse the fall in vaccination rates among children

A former MI6 boss claims there is something 'fundamentally wrong' with the Russian president - adding paranoia suffered by Putin may have contributed to Navalny’s death

Eleven months on from the Infected Blood Inquiry's recommendations, campaigners argue the Government is dragging its feet on compensation payments

The youngster who was non-verbal and had cerebral palsy was using a specialist Olaf bed for the first time. He was found unresponsive the next morning by his father