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Strikes could collapse flu-hit NHS amid worst crisis since Covid, says Streeting

Health secretary urges resident doctors, who are to strike from 17 December, to accept his offer to end dispute

The Guardian - UK · Dec 12, 2025

‘It’s hardly an inconvenience’: your views on wearing a mask to combat flu

With a record number of flu patients in hospital, Britons are weighing up the merits of face coverings

The Guardian - UK · Dec 12, 2025

Liam Neeson denies anti-vax views after narrating Covid documentary

Taken star lends his voice to a film that questions the legitimacy of vaccines and includes interview with RFK Jr

The Guardian - US · Dec 12, 2025

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FDA to update regulations after unconfirmed claims of Covid vaccine-linked death

Announcement, and lack of details in the weeks following, represents major departure from previous FDA priorities

The Guardian - US · Dec 11, 2025

Bank of England lacked access to data to help with Covid-19 response – governor

Andrew Bailey told the UK Covid-19 Inquiry that policymakers would have benefited from having easier sight of data, such as universal credit.

Evening Standard · Dec 11, 2025

This RFK Jr.-founded group demands the FDA kill the COVID vaccine

An anti-vaccine organization founded by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. filed a petition to remove the shots from the market.

Axios · Dec 11, 2025

Private hospitals are in trouble. Here’s what this means for public hospitals – and taxpayer dollars

Every other week there seems to be more bad news for private hospitals. The sale of Healthscope, hospital and maternity ward closures, and fights with private health insurers about funding, suggest they are in financial trouble.

The Conversation · Dec 10, 2025

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Judge weighs halting execution of Georgia man seeking protection under pandemic agreement

A federal judge says she plans to rule quickly on a Georgia man's assertion that his execution next week should be halted

The Independent UK · Dec 10, 2025

Fabio Cannavaro: ‘Uzbeks are tough, never give up. Playing them is a pain in the arse’

In an exclusive interview, the former World Cup winner talks about taking Uzbekistan to the 2026 World Cup and a project close to his heart in Naples

The Guardian - UK · Dec 10, 2025

School reopenings during Covid linked to improved child mental health

Nine months after a school reopened, a child’s likelihood of being diagnosed with a mental health condition plummeted by 43%, say researchers

The Independent UK · Dec 10, 2025

People urged to wear masks when they are ill as UK faces ‘tidal wave’ of flu

NHS Providers boss says those who are ‘coughing and sneezing’ should wear face coverings on public transport

The Guardian - UK · Dec 9, 2025

Trump Is Using the 'Misinformation' Censorship Playbook Republicans Attacked Biden For

The party in power changes. The pressure to silence critics doesn’t.

Reason · Dec 9, 2025

The UK’s aid cuts have consequences for our security

COMMENT: One of the biggest risks to Britain's security in the past five years was the Covid-19 pandemic, meaning the structures for controlling and addressing risks to global health are critical, writes Olivia O’Sullivan

The Independent UK · Dec 9, 2025

Covid-19 fraud cost taxpayers £10.9bn but ‘much beyond recovery’, report finds

The final report by the Covid counter fraud commissioner, Tom Hayhoe, found that many schemes were rolled out quickly with significant risks.

Evening Standard · Dec 9, 2025

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The Guardian - UK · Dec 9, 2025

UK fraud prevention ‘still lacking’ after Covid-related scams and errors cost £11bn

Most of losses from bounceback loan, furlough pay and eat out to help out fraud not recovered, report finds

Medical Daily · Dec 9, 2025

Long COVID Symptoms Explained: Key Insights and Latest Post-COVID Research Findings

Long COVID symptoms affect 10–30% of survivors, with new post-COVID research linking fatigue, brain fog, and organ effects to immune, microvascular, and viral mechanisms.

The Independent UK · Dec 9, 2025

Lawyers argue agreement made during pandemic should shield Georgia man from execution

Lawyers for a man facing execution in Georgia argue that an agreement related to the COVID-19 pandemic should protect him from being put to death for now

BANG Premier · Dec 8, 2025

Minnie Driver's move back to London was 'really difficult'

Minnie Driver has admitted moving back to London after spending more than two decades living in California was "really difficult" but she wanted to make the move for her young son Henry because COVID-19 "changed everything" and he wanted to go to school in the UK.

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International Business Times UK · Dec 8, 2025

Is the H3N2 Flu Strain Setting Up Patients for COVID: Researchers Document Unusual Double Infection

Doctors have documented a rare case of a health worker catching H3N2 flu and then COVID-19 11 days later, just as H3N2 becomes the dominant strain this winter. Here's what that 'double hit' really means — and why experts say flu and COVID vaccines still matter.

International Business Times UK · Dec 8, 2025

Masking Up Is Back In the UK: Here's Everything We Know About the 'Superflu'

A highly mutated 'superflu' strain is driving unprecedented flu hospitalisations across the UK, prompting renewed mask guidance and urgent NHS warnings.

The Guardian - US · Dec 7, 2025

The K-shaped Christmas: wealthy few drive holiday spending splurge while many struggle to get by

A soaring stock market rewards the already well-off but Trump’s handling of the economy has caused his approval ratings to plunge

Reason · Dec 5, 2025

French Study on mRNA COVID-19 Vaccines Finds a Drop in Severe COVID—and No Increase in Deaths

Vaccinated adults had a 74 percent lower risk of dying from COVID-19—and a 25 percent lower risk of dying, period.

Radio France Internationale · Dec 5, 2025

Study confirms Covid vaccines did not increase mortality rates in France

Covid-19 vaccines did not lead to higher death rates in France, according to a new study using data from 30 million adults. Researchers found that those who were not vaccinated had a 50 percent higher death rate over the four years following the rollout of the vaccines than those who…

Bored Panda · Dec 5, 2025

25 Chefs Share The Moments That Made Them Stop Cooking Professionally For Good

From blistering shifts to impossible expectations, these stories reveal the side of kitchen life that never makes it onto glossy cooking shows. Some are brutally honest, others surprisingly tender, but each one offers a glimpse into why even the most passionate chefs eventually hang up their aprons.

The Conversation · Dec 4, 2025

The UK’s food supply is more fragile than you might think – here’s why it should be a national priority

If you walked into a supermarket during a supply hiccup, storm, fuel protest, or even the early days of the COVID pandemic, you will remember the sight of empty shelves. For most people in the UK, these moments are surprising, even unsettling, precisely because they are rare. We are a…

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