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The head of the UK's biggest nursing union tells the PM "meaningful offers" could avert strike action.

Beyza Ucar had suffered nausea, sickness and reflux after eating meals but did not know she had a tumour.

The service will provide support for people dealing with long-term consequences after radiotherapy.

With NHS England about to enter its biggest round of strikes, leaders say clearing backlogs will be difficult.

Eric Edwin says "I'd like to say I paved the way for others" as his memoirs are published.

Sally Orange, from Wiltshire, is running seven marathons in seven days on seven continents.

People aged 16-49 in England have until 12 February to take up the offer of a vaccine booster.

Megan Hamill, 23, is now aiming for a place at the Ironman World Championships.

Scientists at Keele University in Staffordshire say their work could have a "significant impact".

Hugh McClintock, 76, has chronic lymphocytic leukaemia but will ride from capital to capital.

Two women who were misdiagnosed several times say it's important GPs pay attention to young people.

The government wants to cut back on sweet and salty foods, but critics say children will eat fast food instead.

Public Image Ltd, which John Lydon formed after the Sex Pistols split, had hoped to go to the song contest.

Nurses, ambulance staff, midwives and physios are weighing up an extra 3% pay offer by ministers.

Smart meter in home displays can be a useful budgeting tool but for some they become a source of stress.

New law will aim to cover expectant mothers from the moment they tell their boss they are pregnant.

Sir Jeffrey Donaldson calls on government to act after meeting family waiting on a heart transplant.

The pain relief was paused after high levels of residual nitrous oxide were found at the unit.

Brain scans show it can improve sexual desire, but larger studies are needed to confirm the findings.