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The risk to patients in A&E departments in hospitals across the country will increase this winter, Dr Vicky Price says, as waiting times remain long and it's claimed targets aren't being hit

Dr Michael Dixon is a part-time GP who has worked in the NHS for 50 years and has accompanied King Charles on trips to Kenya and Germany

A warning has been fiven which could be a sign of dementia and occurs when people are struggling to get up and down the stairs. Movement can be affected by the condition and it can be an indicator

Rachel Tompkins speaks to three festive fanatics about why they go above and beyond to spread Yuletide cheer in their local community

Rishi Sunak will appear at the Covid inquiry on Monday - and is expected to be given a grilling on Eat Out To Help out, his missing WhatsApps and Partygate

Specsavers' Access to Care 2023 report reveals that a third of people experiencing homelessness are suffering with eye issues

Urinal mats in public toilets across the UK will be stamped with cancer warnings as part of a new NHS England early diagnosis drive hoping to encourage more men to check for symptoms

Symptoms of high blood pressure - such as blurred vision, headaches, nosebleeds and dizziness - often remain hidden, so many people have the condition without knowing it

Who is Keir Starmer's wife? Here is everything we know about the Labour leader's partner of 15 years, Lady Victoria Starmer, who rarely appears in the limelight

Among up to 80 men marched out on Thursday was a dad, 35, at risk of sepsis, waiting for dental treatment. Nearly all his teeth were smashed in a politically motivated attack in Algeria

In an interview with ITV’s Love Your Weekend programme to be broadcast on Sunday morning, Mr Starmer spoke movingly to host Alan Titchmarsh about his upbringing and his late mother’s illness.

Aneurin Bevan University Health Board has apologised after the mix-up at The Grange University Hospital in Cwmbran, south Wales, and is investigating internally

Actor and broadcaster Stephen Fry smashed his pelvis, ribs and leg and needed controversial painkiller Oxycontin after falling six foot off a stage back in September

Comedian, actor, and broadcaster Stephen Fry opened up about the extent of his injuries he endured falling off a six-foot-high stage while speaking at the CogX Festival at the O2 in London in September

People have been warned of a boom of illnesses including whooping cough, norovirus and Covid ahead of the festive season which is feared to bring more illnesses

Finding a dreaded lump in one's breast has become the stock sign of cancer, but it is important to be alert to the other signs that you should book a doctor's appointment

Instead of funding flights of fantasy to Africa the money would have been better spent tackling the gangs behind the Channel crossings and clearing the backlog of asylum cases

NHS officials have urged certain groups across the UK to get vaccinated against the '100-day cough' aka whooping cough as the infection sweeps through the country with hundreds of confirmed cases

Leonarda Zarcone, 74, was born in Italy and moved to the UK as a child. She then lived in France and was given French citizenship before she and husband Marcel Brunetto emigrated to the UK in 1981.

George Wathey is one of the UK's youngest patients waiting for a heart transplant at just three weeks old - mum Emma is desperate to find him a donor before it's too late

They say turkeys don't vote for Christmas but the Tories are actually stuffing themselves at this point, says Fleet Street Fox. Rishi Sunak is starting to smell as sulphurous as an overcooked sprout

People may think loud snoring is just plain annoying, but it is a common symptom of a health issue that needs proper treating. If this is also affecting your ability to perform basic daily tasks, you may be eligible for financial supporty

More than 8,000 patients had to wait over an hour in ambulances to be admitted to A&Es across England last week, and at University Hospitals Plymouth NHS Trust the average was 4.5 hours one day

The '100-day-cough' aka whooping cough (pertussis) is a bacterial infection of the lungs and breathing tubes, named as such due to the high-pitch 'whoop' sound patients often make as they gasp for breath between coughs

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has said the “right to strike has to be balanced with the right of the British public to be able to go about their lives without suffering completely undue disruption”