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Millions seeking help for minor ailments in England’s A&Es

Health officials have warned of a ‘tidal wave’ of winter illnesses in English hospitals.

Evening Standard

Rylan Clark ‘jokes about being cancelled’ after This Morning immigration controversy

The broadcaster, 37, was performing as the Fairy Godfather in Cinderella at Southend Cliffs Pavilion on Sunday night when he made a tongue-in-cheek reference to the controversy

Evening Standard

Voices: ‘A recruitment crisis is coming’: Readers debate looming teacher strike threat

YOUR VIEWS: Our community says the threat of teacher strikes is less about one pay rise and more about a profession buckling under long hours, shrinking pay packets and years of neglect – with no easy fix in sight

The Independent UK

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NI health service problems would become more acute, official warned in 2005

A health department official said there was strong attachment in NI to the NHS model.

Evening Standard

If the UK wants growth, it must modernise mental health treatment

If we want to reduce welfare dependency, we have to help people get well and stay well.

Evening Standard

Supermarket launches food range specifically for customers on weight-loss jabs

Estimates suggest about 90% of people on weight-loss jabs pay for them privately online and via high street pharmacies

The Independent UK

M&S launches new food range for customers on weight-loss jabs

The retailer said the Nutrient Dense range was ‘great’ for those reducing their food intake, such as those using weight-loss medication.

Evening Standard

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A&Es in ‘big trouble’ because of ‘normalised’ corridor care, says leading UK medic

Emergency medicine specialist says improved social care and efficiency would help crisis in NHS

The Guardian - UK

Emergency departments in ‘big trouble’ as corridor care ‘normalised’ – expert

The Royal College of Emergency Medicine has questioned why there is not ‘howls of outrage’ about deaths linked to long waits.

The Independent UK

Hospital emergency departments ‘in big trouble’ as ‘corridor care’ becoming normalised, medical chief says

Dr Ian Higginson said there should be ‘howls of outrage’ over deaths linked to long A&E wait times

The Independent UK

New Year Honours 2026: Full list of people to receive a Knighthood, MBE, OBE CBE or other title

A full list of all those being recognised in the King’s New Year Honours

Evening Standard

Vice-chancellor says CBE highlights success of Ulster University

Professor Paul Bartholomew said the honour is ‘a great privilege’.

The Independent UK

Clinical Innovation Meets Global Compassion: How Plastic Surgery Is Evolving With Science and Service

Dr. Agullo is among the first in North America to publish prospective safety data demonstrating reduced complications with ultrasound-guided fat grafting, and Southwest Plastic Surgery continues this precedent by using the technology for BBL procedures.

Medical Daily

I knew all about the NHS’s challenges and flaws. But then as a patient, I saw the love and the magic

There is something about the care and professionalism to be seen on a ward that defies abstract analysis: a reminder of what it is to be human, says writer Anne Perkins

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UK medical regulator warns against buying weight-loss jabs from social media channels

MHRA says buying from illegal online sellers can put health at real risk amid booming black market

The Guardian - UK

Grenfell firms still receiving multimillion-pound public contracts, analysis finds

Survivors urge government to stop using suppliers cited in public inquiry into fire in which 72 people died

The Guardian - UK

Third of Reform UK’s council leaders have expressed vaccine-sceptic views

Health minister decries criticism of vaccinations by heads of four authorities as ‘dangerous and utterly irresponsible’

The Independent UK

Cycle-syncing workouts: Should your period dictate your gym routine?

LET’S UNPACK THAT: ‘Cycle smart’ fitness classes are encouraging women to align their workouts with their menstrual cycle. Lydia Spencer-Elliott examines whether this popular trend is backed by science - or just hype.

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The Guardian - UK

AI being used to help cut A&E waiting times in England this winter

Forecasting tool predicts when demand will be highest, allowing NHS trusts to better plan staffing and bed space

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'I was in New York and got a call saying a player had been burgled when they were on the other side of the world. My team was clearing up glass and sorting security that night' Life as a Premier League footballer's concierge

Staying on your toes as a concierge to high-profile footballers is essential; one minute you're booking them a helicopter, the next you're searching for their lost dogs

International Business Times UK

NHS Refuses to Fund Life-Saving Motor Neurone Disease Medication Despite Free Supply From Drugmaker

MND patients in the UK denied access to lifesaving drug tofersen, despite Biogen supplying it free, due to NHS covering administration costs.

The Guardian - UK

Need cheering up after a terrible year? I may have just the story you’re looking for

A single act of kindness reminded me that, despite so much evidence to the contrary, the better angels of our nature are not necessarily doomed, says Guardian columnist Martin Kettle

International Business Times UK

Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philp Slams Home Office for Giving Migrants 'Red-Carpet Treatment'

Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philp slammed the Home Office for offering healthcare to deported migrants after a GP job post at a detention centre.

The Guardian - UK

Glasgow hospital launches inquiry after wrong body cremated

NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde apologises after error meant one family had no remains at a funeral

The Independent UK

Wrong body cremated after ‘mix up’ at NHS hospital mortuary in Glasgow

Human error is understood to be to blame for the ‘wrongful release’ of the body from Queen Elizabeth University Hospital

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