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East Midlands Airport bosses say 19,000 passengers were set to travel through the airport on Friday.

The UTV presenter is urging women to get their breasts checked, after her diagnosis last year.

Ministers in England want to unlock spare capacity, but Labour accuse them of dither and delay.

Faversham Smiles said it logged thousands of calls, and more than 100 people queued at the surgery.

Doctors' representatives will meet soon to decide whether to ballot for industrial action.

The new service will give staff access to live interpreters in more than 170 languages.

Dr Matt Guy suffered depression after his mother died two weeks into his university course.

The transport group says problems with an NHS service are creating high demand for volunteers.

Aaron House Care in Nailsworth continues in special measures after a follow-up inspection.

Three families in Staffordshire are among thousands in England waiting for an autism assessment.

Questions are being asked after an Irish judge blocked an extradition to Scotland on humanitarian grounds.

A review of Jersey's rheumatology service found errors in patient treatment.

Artist Paul Digby says he was struck by the "tireless compassion" of Leeds hospital staff.

Scientists have found a strain of bacteria which they believe could prevent spread of the disease.

The duchess reveals the nickname as her positive response to having a single mastectomy to treat cancer.

Angela Ramsell says it is hard to find a buyer for her cottage in a market that is "stagnant".

The prime minister said these five priorities should be used to hold his government to account.

The habit among health staff could contribute to virus spread in hospitals, researchers say.

The council says it is working to cut rates through health initiatives and support.