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Researchers say findings are sobering, with shortages in England predicted to top 10,000 by 2030-31.

Sandwich sellers are seeing customer numbers return, but hybrid working means some remain quiet.

One teaching union says there are "many more pressing issues that need attention".

Health bosses say this is a "big part" of how the NHS needs to look in the future.

Demand for "morning-after pills" have soared after Roe v Wade was repealed last week.

Five men deny harassment after the Newsnight political editor was chased by anti-lockdown protesters.

The health minister says she "puts her head in her hands" every night over the state of the NHS.

An inquiry into the abuse of patients at Muckamore Abbey Hospital hears of continual injuries.

The findings from the review are being shared with the families of the 44 deceased patients

Abortion restrictions will vary by state now the 50-year-old landmark ruling has been reversed.

Deborah James' experience has raised questions about how good the UK is at spotting and treating the disease.

Data shows African, Caribbean and Black ethnic minority groups have the lowest uptake in Scotland.

Beth Coles says she burst into tears after being approached by staff while feeding in her car.

A Nottinghamshire hospital trust reintroduces face masks two weeks after rules were relaxed.

Terri Smith, from Kidderminster, says Dame Deborah James helped her family live with cancer.

Nearly 3% of people in Lincolnshire are currently infected with Covid, health bosses say.

Justice Secretary Dominic Raab says a new law on rights does not need to protect access to abortion.

It was Dame Deborah James' top advice - but what should you be looking for?