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An online tool could help doctors identify those who would benefit from boosters or early therapy.

Antibody therapy Ronapreve, given to Donald Trump, will be given to eligible NHS patients in hospital.

A debt collection company told some women that future visas for in the UK would be refused if they did not pay.

People with dementia sing, play instruments and dance at the music cafe, says Manchester Camerata.

The former operator of Jeesal Cawston Park says an inquiry's findings do not apply to its homes.

Tom refuses to let cancer dominate his life after being diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumour.

One in 40 people has some long-lasting symptoms, Office for National Statistics data suggests.

Nicola Sturgeon says she is finalising a request for "targeted military assistance" for Scotland's ambulance service.

Hospitals in England and Wales can now start vaccinating healthcare workers with a booster dose.

How are care home staff and residents preparing to face a second autumn and winter of Covid-19?

Alex Echo has been forced to give up most of his painting work, but is now championing digital art.

There is no evidence of any impact on fertility - but research will help to counter false claims.

Ivermectin is being used by some to treat Covid-19, despite the benefits being unproven.

There will be "no single trigger" for bringing back coronavirus restrictions during winter, Sajid Javid says.

But government scientific advisers also say "light" restrictions could curb infections in England.

Cases of crippling school anxiety preventing attendance are spiralling, support groups say.

Esha Nadeswaran from London has leukaemia and needs a stem cell donor to save her life.

But he says the UK is better placed to tackle the disease as he outlines England's winter plan.

The chair of the JCVI says the latest advice doesn't suggest there will be a recurrent booster programme.

Experts say a single dose of Pfizer should be offered at least six months after a second dose.