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A daily update on the number and location of coronavirus cases in Scotland.

More than 600,000 people have had both doses of the Covid vaccines in Wales.

Loretta Harmes hasn't eaten or tasted food for six years, but she hasn't lost her passion for cooking.

Bereaved parents call for universities to contact students' families to reduce risk of suicides.

The Consumer Product Safety Commission says it is aware of 39 incidents involving the Tread+ treadmill.

People were "not always being safeguarded from the risk of abuse", a reports finds.

Health experts say the risks of blood clots from the pill are small after women raise concerns.

Large events are going ahead this weekend as part of trials to reopen the economy, but some are receiving hate for participating.

The UK's vaccine advisers encourage them to discuss the risks and benefits with their doctor.

Sam Gould took her own life in September 2018 and her twin sister Chris died four months later.

The health secretary is accused of "cronyism" but the government says he acted "entirely properly".

The helipad's relocation is the "safest option" during construction work, the trust says.

A guide in charts to some of the key indicators helping to take us out of lockdown.

What is happening in your area - and what are the figures telling us?

GPs from inner-city and east Bristol can now prescribe sessions at the Bristol Wellbeing College.

Lauren Palmer was nine when both her parents died within days of each other from contaminated blood.

The 21-year-old university student spent 58 days in hospital, including in intensive care.

Everyone in England is being encouraged to take two rapid coronavirus tests a week.