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A councillor says she has evidence of "concerning" cases in Shropshire.

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

More than 168,000 people have now been given a full course of Covid-19 vaccine, new figures show.

Ministers defend the offer to staff in England, saying finances are under unprecedented strain.

Patients say virtual appointments save time, expense and the need to take someone to help.

Will masks and mass testing actually help? Will infection rates go up - and would it matter?

Data shows some areas have vaccinated half of residents, while in others fewer than 20% have had a first dose.

An estimated 2,000 people in Wales have lupus, which can take an average of six years to diagnose.

There is "strong evidence" services for female patients in England need improving, ministers say.

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

The health secretary said the proposal was "what we think is affordable" after the Covid pandemic.

Staff speak out after it emerges some professionals are being paid five times more for the same roles.

Nine in 10 have received one dose, but in London it's much lower, figures show.

The £79m forms part of a half-billion-pound pot for all mental health services.

A daughter says it will be a mental health "boost", but some care homes are "simply terrified".