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The owners of Khandoker restaurant in East Didsbury, Manchester, branded the behaviour 'unfair' and said future no-show customers would be banned

Monkey pox, dengue fever and the scourge of covid could all devastate the vulnerable in 2024 according to Dr Maria Van Kerkhove from the World Health Organisation

Alice Thomas and Dan Young from Evesham, Worcestershire, were overwhelmed with joy when their daughter Lily took her first few steps - against all odds after her diagnosis

A survey by Warm This Winter found that almost a third of people in Britain were living in homes riddled with mould or damp with conditions posing a major risk to their health

The Lib Dems have hit out at the Government as new figures showed a huge rise in parking fees - with NHS staff forced to pay £46.7million sparking fears of an exodus

The emerging JN.1 Covid variant has helped a rise in cases over the Christmas period as NHS staff in hospitals struggle to meet demand of soaring number of patients

Sperm donor "Single Joe" who fathered 180 kids said he won't get any Christmas presents, and will opt for a quiet dinner at Wetherspoons to mark the special day

Bile duct cancer - or cholangiocarcinoma - strikes when abnormal cells divide and grow in an uncontrolled way. Here are the early warning signs to watch out for

Junior doctors are preparing to mount the longest strike in NHS history - but Richard Meddings, the chairman of the health service in England said he is 'fearful' of the effects

Christmas treats could cause some grim symptoms that need to be watched out for, as medical experts suggest cutting back on alcohol and fatty foods this holiday season

One customer said the rebrand had left the retailer looking like a National Health Service facility rather than a newsagents, saying: "I thought it was a Covid vaccination centre"

Richard Meddings, the chairman of NHS England, has said he is 'fearful' of the impact that junior doctor strikes may have on patients as hospitals are already struggling

So-called 'holiday heart syndrome' refers to how periods of binge drinking during weekends and special occasions can induce abnormalities in the heart's rhythm

In a festive message to the nation, the Labour leader said: “During the holidays many of you will be serving your community, and our country…On behalf of the Labour Party, I send my heartfelt thanks and gratitude to all of you for what you do.“

The Tories may be happy to wave goodbye to the vital public service of NHS dentistry, writes Shadow Healthy Secretary Wes Streeting, but Labour won’t let that happen.

Blood tests can diagnose haemophilia and ascertain how severe it is. According to the NHS, most cases of Haemophilia B are severe and require preventative treatment

A nanny has warned of the dangers of potential choking hazards for young children during the festive period - from pigs in blankets to pine needles and presents

Eve Brown, from Scotland, sadly passed away following a crash between her Kia Sorento and a Tesco HGV lorry earlier this week - and was pictured smiling at her baby shower just days before her death

A female medic who is now in jail has been banned by her professional body after she and her lover stole medicines from terminally ill people to feed their addiction

Black Eye Friday is the name given to the Friday before Christmas Eve and is the most popular night in December for work parties, but emergency services were on high alert daily

Amelia's mum says she would love for next Christmas to be spent as a family at home

As people enjoy good cheer, our emergency services will be working as normal on Christmas Day and now a paramedic has revealed what working through festivities is like

Married At First Sight dating coach Mel Schilling revealed earlier this week that she has been diagnosed with colon cancer and required surgery to remove a tumour

Married At First Sight relationship expert Mel Schilling has shared an update with fans after undergoing surgery to remove her colon tumour, and was thrilled to reveal the cancer hadn't spread

The Home Office appears to have issued an embarrassing climbdown on a hike in the threshold for family visas, quietly announcing it will raise it to a lower figure