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A report also raises concerns about there being no clear plan for keeping patients’ data private - and says the roll-out of the NHS app as 'required improvement'

'While Centrica made £100 a second, British Gas hired debt collectors who force-fitted pre-payment meters - it's clear we need a windfall tax to put people before greed'

''If medicines are too expensive to allow the Tories to axe prescription fees, then why were they scrapped in Wales and Scotland years ago? The Government needs to prioritise working families'

WARNING GRAPHIC IMAGES Lewis Fenwick suffered a broken eye socket, fractured nose and nerve damage to his face after the alleged attack during the match in Merseyside on the morning of January 14

The Royal College of Nursing announced this afternoon that the next action will include nursing staff who were previously exempted as pressure mounts on the government to make an improved pay offer

The lesser-known term refers to the time leading up to menopause - and most often strikes women in their early to mid 40s

The Communication Workers Union announced on Thursday that members had voted by 95.9% on a 77.3% turnout to take further strike action

Experts have raised concerns about the potentially damaging effects of Wegovy weight loss jab, known as the 'skinny shot'

Angel Stagg, 25, says she had voices in her head telling her that her children weren't clean enough while her cleaning routine would take up her entire morning every day

A new Channel 4 documentary sees Prue Leith and her son Danny Kruger, the Tory MP for Devizes in Wiltshire, discuss their opposing views to legalising assisted dying

Amid the NHS crisis and GP shortages, the Mirror went inside Horfield Health Centre in Bristol where 'demands are off the scale' and executive partner Peter Maynard has even been to the local job centre to find staff

New cases of oral cancer are on the rise, so dental surgeon Doctor Nilesh Parmar has shared a warning sign that could signal the disease.

In a scathing intervention, Professor Richard Sullivan and Dr Ajay Aggarwal warned the move is a sign that the government is not willing to deal with the "complexity and escalated costs" of effective cancer treatment

Zholia Alemi claimed she graduated from the University of Auckland before working for more than two decades as a practising shrink in the NHS

'Without our NHS, the only way children like Teddi Shaw would get the lifesaving treatment she's had would be if her parents were millionaires - we must keep fighting for public healthcare'

Ruby Hopper was misdiagnosed with the flu on four occasions, after developing a pain in her eye. Now doctors have identified she is only one of three people in the UK to have a rare disease

Margaret Adcock, 17, who has one of the most aggressive forms of cancer in children, says she is 'not giving up'

Denise Welch shared her concern for the NHS during Tuesday's edition of Loose Women, amid the ongoing GP crisis hitting millions of Britons, but things turned awkward when Coleen Nolan called her co-star a conspiracy theorist

New data has revealed the worst NHS trusts for A&E waiting times across England as the health service has battled through one of its toughest winters in recent years

Brits suffering from sickle cell are suffering such sub-standard treatment in NHS hospitals that they are resisting going in for help despite suffering debilitating pain, a report has claimed

Helen Stobbart quickly deteriorated in the months before her death owing to her heroin addiction, crack cocaine, and methadone with her mum convinced she would still be alive with the right help

The woman reported feeling an "indescribable sensation" during sex before her tailbone started swelling and she experienced numbness in her legs in Temple, Texas, US

The Tories are sending the carers they clapped for to the disability scrapheap without a backwards glance, says Fleet Street Fox. We owe them our lives

Dr Adrian Boyle, President of the Royal College of Emergency Medicine, said the closure of some virtual wards at 8pm means 'someone’s left holding the baby'

Condemning our NHS heroes to poverty despite them risking their lives to save ours during the height of the coronavirus pandemic is an appalling, unforgivable breach of trust