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Oxford's Covid vaccine 'dose error' explained
Some trial volunteers were given shots half the planned strength, so how does that affect the results?
Chinese doctors jailed for illegal organ harvesting
The four men were part of an organ trafficking ring that targeted accident victims.
Meghan tells of 'unbearable grief' of miscarriage
"I knew, as I clutched my firstborn child, that I was losing my second," Meghan writes in an article.
French lockdown to ease after second peak passes
Non-essential shops will reopen this weekend but bars and restaurants will stay closed into January.
Three households can mix over Christmas in UK
People can form a "Christmas bubble" and mix in homes and outdoors between 23 and 27 December.
Travellers can cut quarantine if they pay for test
People arriving in England can end their self-isolation with a negative test taken after five days.
PPE price rises 'cost UK taxpayers £10bn'
"Inadequate" stockpiles meant the government had to boost supplies quickly, the spending watchdog says.
Chinese doctors jailed for illegal organ harvesting
The four men were part of an organ trafficking ring that targeted accident victims.
Meghan tells of 'unbearable grief' of miscarriage
"I knew, as I clutched my firstborn child, that I was losing my second," Meghan writes in an article.
French lockdown to ease after second peak passes
Non-essential shops will reopen this weekend but bars and restaurants will stay closed into January.
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Coronavirus: Doctor warns 'weigh up risks' at Christmas
One of the region's intensive care doctors has warned people to think carefully about plans for Christmas.
Dr Sarah Platt, who has looked after hundreds of Covid patients at Newcastle's Royal Victoria Infirmary said it was up to us all to "weigh up the risks" before having gatherings.
She said: "People must do what they think is right for them.
"For one family, a gathering might be a risk worth taking for another family it might not be right and not a risk worth taking.
"It's a very personal decision, everyone wants validation and to be told their plans are safe but at the end of the day we can only take those risks ourselves."
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