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Tory conference made Apocalypse Now look like a sedate tea party

It’s hard to explain the end-of-days vibe at the Conservative Party conference in Birmingham. Government loyalists declared that this re-incarnation of Margaret Thatcher was not for turning on cutting the top rate of tax. Fast forward 12 hours to the mother of all U- turns.

Evening Standard

Positive Covid test advice: People with virus urged to 'avoid contact' as cases rise again

Covid-19 is once again on the rise across Britain with more than a million people carrying the virus

Bristol Post

Covid-19: The 2022 rules and what to do if you test positive

The latest Covid-19 2022 rules

Nottingham Post

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Glasgow NHS worker 'threatened to rip off workmate's beard' when someone used his cup

An employment tribunal upheld Stephen Mullen's claim he had been unfairly dismissed after NHS Glasgow carried out a flawed investigation into the incident, but reduced his payout because of his behaviour.

Glasgow Live

Signs of dyslexia in children and adults – from spelling woes to bad handwriting

With the UK in the middle of Dyslexia Awareness Week, which runs from October 3-9, it is good to know what to watch out for in children and adults to allow them to get extra support

Daily Mirror

‘The more dangerous the operation, the more I wanted to do it’: neurosurgeon Henry Marsh on mistakes and mortality

The author of three bestselling memoirs was a swashbuckling presence on the wards for three decades. Now undergoing treatment for advanced prostate cancer, he talks about facing death and living without regrets

The Guardian - UK

Disabled mum and her daughter face sleeping in their car after council evicts them

Pauline Roye, 62, and her NHS worker daughter Nashstacia Gayle, 28, have been sofa-surfing since September 28, but have no idea where they'll be sleeping tonight

Wales Online

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'Running and the NHS saved my life after devastating diagnosis during lockdown'

Brave mum was told she had breast cancer during the height of the pandemic

Manchester Evening News

NHS bosses give detail on new care service that will bring 250 jobs and ease pressure on hospitals

The service will be rolled out across Northumberland and North Tyneside

Chronicle Live

Glaswegians urged to avoid A&E as NHS faces 'significant pressure' this winter

Only after trying all three alternative routes should patients with urgent but non-life threatening health concerns consider attending a physical A&E. Anyone with life threatening or very urgent health concerns should always call 99 or go straight to A&E.

Glasgow Live

TV doctor reveals most popular sleeping positions and their benefits

Dr Ranjit "Ranj" Singh discussed different sleeping positions and both their benefits and drawbacks.

Daily Record

Multiple sclerosis sufferer waited more than a year to be diagnosed and suffered 'significant injustice'

Betsi Cadwaladr Health Board has been ordered to apologise and pay compensation after the Public Services Ombudsman for Wales said the man, known as Mr A, suffered ' unnecessary anxiety and uncertainty'

Wales Online

Dad given just 12 months to live 'after doctors mistook cancer for anxiety'

Robin Hendley, from Uxbridge, was waking up in the middle of the night feeling as though he was having a heart attack but doctors attributed symptoms to his mental health

Daily Mirror

Strictly's Jayde Adams calls out Kylie Jenner for 'copy cat behaviour' on Instagram

The Bedminster comedian shared the post on social media yesterday

Bristol Post

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Chronicle Live

What do I do if I test positive for Covid-19? Everything we know about Coronavirus rules in 2022

According to the latest Government data, the percentage of people testing positive for the global illness in England rose for the week ending September 17 - meaning that one in 65 had the virus.

The National (Scotland)

Health Secretary announces £600m plan to bolster NHS over winter

SCOTLAND'S Health Secretary has announced £600 million will be used to shore up the NHS over the winter months, but hinted that it will not…

Daily Mirror

Key differences between Covid, cold and flu as common symptoms often overlap

Covid-19, flu and the common cold can be often confused as they can have very similar symptoms. However, health experts have explained that some symptoms may signal which illness you have

Daily Record

Bird flu symptoms and what happens if you eat a chicken that's been infected

The National Farmers' Union has said that avian flu H5N1 has been confirmed in captive birds, poultry and wild birds in England, Wales and Scotland.

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The Independent UK

Covid inquiry: Those who suffered will be at its heart, Baroness Hallett vows

The former judge promised that the inquiry would ‘not drag on for decades, producing reports when it is too late for them to do any good’.

Daily Mirror

What do I do if I test positive for Covid? Everything to know about coronavirus rules

According to the latest data, the percentage of people testing positive for coronavirus rose in England for the week ending September 17, meaning about one in 65 people had the virus

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on Truss, Kwarteng and inequality: out of touch, out of time

Editorial: Michael Gove is doing the country a service by resisting a government with no mandate

The Guardian - UK

Unequal treatment for mental health in the NHS

Letter: A reader questions the health service’s spending on mental health and its handling of patients

The National (Scotland)

Almost half of Scots junior doctors could quit profession, survey finds

HEALTH Secretary Humza Yousaf is being urged to act as a new survey of junior doctors revealed almost half are considering quitting the profession.

The Guardian - UK

And so to bed with Samuel Pepys

Brief letters: A literary cure for insomnia | Arts and health privatisation | Heffalump traps | Effects of Librium | Must-see theatre

Daily Mirror

Liz Truss MUST ditch welfare cuts to prevent a 'benefits bloodbath', says Gordon Brown

Writing for the Mirror, former Prime Minister Gordon Brown says Liz Truss must raise benefits by inflation - 'and worry more about millions on the breadline than millionaires in the boardrooms'

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