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Teachers, doctors and nurses deserved to be paid more but they also deserve to work in schools that are not crumbling, hospitals that are not overcrowded, and wards with enough beds and scanners

Teachers, troops, prison officers, police, junior doctors and consultants are being offered pay rises - but critics warned that failing to fully fund the wage increases would mean cuts elsewhere

Paul Routledge on the inexcusable rise of malnutrition in England, and how this all points to a return to Victorian times with cases of illnesses like scurvy and rickets on the up alongside Tory austerity

The 45-year-old man arrived to hospital with the "skin of his penis was partly torn off", according to local reports from the village of Portet-sur-Garonne near Toulouse

The 17-year-old mum made her baby boy a bottle of formula before going into the bathroom and finding a pill bottle containing what she thought was cocaine but turned out to be deadly fentanyl

Junior doctors have blasted the Government's pay offer as 'derisory' as they insist it equates to just 84p an hour extra for new doctors

WARNING: GRAPHIC IMAGE Doctors in Russia extracted a 15cm worm which had burrowed itself in a man's forehead, causing him horrific pain, and have now bizarrely put it on display

These amazing pets deserve a huge shout-out!

Schoolgirl Emma Schwab, 11, died on July 6 after contracting the B strain of the influenza virus amid a spike in the number of Australians being hospitalised with flu-like symptoms

The latest figures are out for the NHS' waiting lists for routine surgery which sees record numbers once again as 7.5 million people, around 12.5 per cent of the population, are stood in line

Carl Binks, 33, quit his job in sales and became a paramedic after his newborn baby Felicity was saved by hospital staff after she was diagnosed with fluid on the lungs at just two hours old

Otis Walder-Robb, 12, was pulled from a pool by other children in Vietnam on Frida and tragically died, family friends say as they raise funds to bring him home to Thailand

BBC Newsnight anchor Victoria Derbyshire was reportedly investigating allegations against BBC News at Ten presenter Huw Edwards days before The Sun printed their own allegations

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Less than a fifth feel they would be able to recognise if their youngster was in cardiac arrest - and just 27% would know when to seek medical help for their child

Yesterday was the third day of sustained drone attacks targeting the Ukrainian capital of Kyiv, which happened just hours after a NATO summit in Lithuania came to a close

Andrew Foster and his partner Catherine Alport are raising money for three good causes in memory of their son Rycroft, who suffered from Shwachman Diamond Syndrome (SDS), a rare genetic condition, and died last month

The British Medical Association starts a five day walk-out in England at 7am on Thursday after rejecting a 5% pay award offered by the Tories, who now refuse to negotiate with medics

Broadcaster Jon Sopel has hit out at BBC coverage as Huw Edwards was confirmed to be the presenter at the centre of a explicit pictures scandal

In an emotional statement, Huw Edwards' wife Vicky Flind announced that he is the BBC presenter accused of paying a 17-year-old more than £35,000 for sexually explicit pictures

Lauren Boyle, 35, is now in remission following a unique stem cell transplant that she says is a miracle - after medics told her they feared running out of treatment options

Dad-of-four Tonney Forsberg has the world's first fully bionic arm and can manipulate each finger as if it is his own arm after he lost his limb in a tragic accident at work

A teenage girl diagnosed with a brain tumour after one side of her face dropped has tragically passed away. A hugely talented artist and keen "film buff", her family say they will help other families going through the same in Emily's name.

Current health scores used by the NHS for newborns were devised in the 1950s for white, European babies, with experts worried it could be missing signs of illness in infants of ethnic minority groups

Laura Watson, 29, was asked if she wanted to terminate her pregnancy when her twin girls developed a life-threatening condition in the womb and almost killed each other