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Home Secretary James Cleverly today unveiled a shake-up of migration rules, with a crackdown on social care workers bringing family and curbs on students' dependants

An analysis of NHS services across England has revealed the 10 worst - and best - constituencies judged off eight vital indicators, showing that even the best areas are failing to meet most targets

The NHS recommends adults get between seven and nine hours of sleep a night. Habitually missing out on that is well known to increase the risk of several health problems

The first four episodes of the concluding season of The Crown have just been released on Netflix, with the remaining six set to drop on 14 December

The new findings mean millions of people with osteoarthritis could one day be given treatments that target the cause, rather than the symptoms of the painful condition

Levels of coronavirus infections have been on the slide but scientists now say a new variant in conjunction with the fast-approaching festive season could see another spike in the virus

One of the most common symptoms of diabetes is blurred vision, which can affect just one or both of your eyes - and it doesn't necessarily stick around the entire time

There are some signs the NHS says should be acted on immediately to eliminate the possibility of something much more serious than a cold, tiredness or a dodgy tummy

Around 90% of diabetes cases are type 2, which is typically linked to obesity and diagnosed in middle age, with the disease seen as a major cause of heart attacks, stroke, kidney failure and blindness

Fat cells could unlock growth stimulants that reduce damage to hair follicles and might lead to thickening and straightening hair, scientists have revealed - providing a breakthrough for baldness

Health Secretary Victoria Atkins apologised to a patient called Lynn, who challenged her on the BBC's Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg programme over NHS waiting lists

Everyone hates having redness in their eyes but masking the problem could be a big mistake and cause 'engorgement' and further dilation, an eye expert warns

Glenn Douglas was chief executive of the NHS Trust where David Fuller was abusing the bodies of dead people in a morgue and was promoted before the scandal was exposed

Patients have seen costs soar 25% faster than inflation - despite a rise in ‘dental deserts’ with some areas now having 3,000 people per dentist

Having a problem shifting that bad breath even cleaning your teeth more than the recommended amount and using various mouthwashes – you could have an underlying health problem

Bad breath can be embarrassing to talk about, but you shouldn't hesitate to tell your loved ones if you notice it's a lingering problem they have - because it can be a sign of serious health conditions

Several patients across the UK are feared to have conditions sparked by Long Covid, including an immune disease known as mast cell activation syndrome (MCAS)

Nearly half of all eligible adults still haven't had their Covid booster jab, according to the NHS

A judge has ruled in favour of the Mirror after billionaire James Dyson tried to sue when he didn't agree with our columnist

Gemma Atkinson has been forced to defend herself after a social media follower accused her of ignoring NHS guidelines and expressed concern that her four-month-old son is eating solid food

Dad-of-four Kevin Lewis, 62, died after a sudden cardiac arrest while having a massage in Hazel Grove in May 2022 with his death coming 'completely out of the blue'.

All the nasty winter bugs are returning and will soon be spreading like wildfire through your child’s school classroom. Here are all the most common diseases for your child and how to tell them apart

Baby Indi Gregory died after her life support was ordered to be turned off by the High Court. Her parents wanted her to be treated in Rome but were blocked from taking her abroad

In honour of World AIDS Day 2023, the Mirror spoke to three trailblazers, all of whom are living testimony to the possibility of not just surviving HIV, but thriving

'War fatigue' is gaining ground across the West, and Paul Routledge argues Boris Johnson was too quick to commit the UK to Ukraine's total recovery with no serious debate about when the money will stop