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The Isle of Man's reciprocal health agreement with the UK now covers emergency care for six months.

The Royal College of Nursing's Rita Devlin said the situation was "nothing short of scandalous".

More than half of firms tested by Trading Standards in Devon and Somerset break labelling rules.

Hospitals say there is "little room to breathe" as emergency units have their busiest month.

"As far as we know, there are no other charity shops in the county quite like ours," says founder.

Wayne and Tracy Phillips are the first to take part in a new nurse sponsor initiative.

The NHS and community mental health hub was opened in Banbury by former England footballer Martin Keown.

A review of the East Kent NHS Trust in October found 45 babies might have survived with better care.

Senior doctors, including in Birmingham, have begun a 48-hour strike in a long-running pay dispute.

Senior hospital doctors are staging a 48-hour walkout in a pay dispute.

Stephen Sweetlove says he was reluctant to seek help because did not want to "burden the NHS".

Consultants from across the West gather in Bristol in protest at the Government's recent pay offer.

Reece Henderson, Daniel Heywood and James Raynor covered 124 miles from France to Switzerland.

The family of Teddy Lichtin say they are halfway to funding treatment in the United States.

Researchers aim to collect information on the 1.2 million families still shielding.

Northwick Park Hospital says the ward will help it deal with a growing demand for beds.

Trouble-shooters said changes were needed to half of the 22 NHS Scotland schemes that they assessed.

Hospitals in Exeter and Barnstaple have each taken delivery a new robot to provide less invasive surgery.

Doctors use UV cameras to teach about skin cancer which makes up nearly half of Welsh cancer cases.