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August 5th
But one in 20 say they won't be returning anytime soon after advice changed on 1 August.
August 5th
The right to an education should take priority over pubs, England's children's commissioner says.
August 5th
They "face greater barriers" when trying to protect themselves from coronavirus, a report says.
August 5th
Experts working for the Commons health committee will assess whether policy commitments are being met.
August 5th
Dozens of English councils discriminate against children with autism, legal experts say.
August 4th
A new Canadian clinical guideline aims to reduce stigma against overweight patients.
August 4th
The UK's test and trace schemes are not yet good enough to stop a virus resurgence, scientists say.
August 4th
Key graphics explaining how coronavirus has spread in the UK and the government's response.
August 4th
People who have been in close contact with someone found to have Covid-19 are now being traced.
August 4th
Guidelines recommends not using common painkillers for long-term pain
August 3rd
What are the chances of passing the virus to the baby in the womb, or of premature birth?
August 3rd
The rapid tests for hospitals and care homes will distinguish between Covid-19 and seasonal illness.
August 3rd
Critically ill children with suspected genetic illnesses in Wales are to be offered a new NHS test in UK first.
August 2nd
In Bradford, community schemes offer a novel approach to promoting healthy lifestyles.
August 1st
Vulnerable people can now leave their home for the first time since lockdown began.
August 1st
As restrictions lift, you might feel anxious about how to stay safe. Here's what experts advise.
July 31st
Providers have permission to resume family visits but say they are unable to test staff and residents.
July 31st
A study that involves swabbing a randomly select group of households found positive tests were increasing.
July 31st
Be 'tick alert' say health officials, following the diagnosis for the first time of a rare illness.
July 31st
Millions face new lockdown rules prohibiting separate households from meeting each other at their homes.
July 31st
As shielding ends for the 'elderly and vulnerable' will the world they are about to be re-enter be less accessible than the one they left four months ago?
July 31st
Creeper's guitarist, Ian, was sectioned last year - now they're releasing a new album.
July 31st
Until recently, the city was seen as a poster child in its handling of the pandemic. What went wrong?
July 31st
Charities are calling on the chancellor to protect the jobs of workers who have been shielding.
July 30th
The change for those who test positive, or show symptoms, comes amid fears of a resurgence.
July 30th
Office for National Statistics analysis shows how countries compared in the first six months of the year
July 30th
Northern Ireland is the first part of the UK to launch an app to track the spread of the virus.
July 30th
Health Secretary Matt Hancock says unless there is a clinical reason not to, patients should have tele-consultations with their GPs.
July 30th
Fears lockdown is not working as the Australian state reports its highest number of cases and deaths.
July 30th
The public are being consulted on how to avoid community divisions opening up in the months ahead.
July 30th
One in three children are poisoned by lead that can cause their health irreversible harm, research finds.
July 30th
The genetic code from thousands of positive tests in Wales is analysed to track the coronavirus.
July 30th
A study of young people finds a fine line between getting results and becoming "obsessed".
July 29th
The researcher tells BBC Trump's claims about the drug's effectiveness are not backed by science.
July 29th
A national food strategy calls for wider access to free school meals and warns of misleading labels.
