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NHS app must become permanent fixture in people’s lives, says Javid

The Health Secretary said virtual GP consultations will take place through the NHS app by next March.

The Independent UK

Blood donors in Newcastle urgently needed as blood stocks fall to ‘vulnerable’ levels

There is a permanent blood donor centre at Holland Drive in the Arthur's Hill area of Newcastle

Chronicle Live

‘I feel like a second-class citizen’: outsourced hospital staff join strikes

OCS workers at Blackpool and Blackburn call for weekend pay in line with NHS staff

The Guardian - UK

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Lives 'will be lost' if hospital A&E is shut down, campaigners warn

Hywel Dda UHB has proposed building a new hospital on the Pembrokeshire/Carmarthenshire border which will result in the closure of A&E at Withybush Hospital in Haverfordwest

Wales Online

The tide of the COVID pandemic is going out – but that doesn't mean big waves still can't catch us

In February, Prime Minister Boris Johnson said the public would have to get used to “living with COVID”, and announced the phasing out of all COVID-related restrictions over the following months. For many people, life since then has begun to return to something resembling normal.

The Conversation

Abortion laws in Scotland and what they mean for thousands of women across the country

With the recent overturning of the constitutional right to abortion in America, the conversation this side of the pond has turned to our own laws surrounding abortion.

Glasgow Live

Devastating sign warns NHS patients no beds are free and it is 'seriously affecting' A&E

The handwritten sign at James Paget Hospital in Norfolk, which warned that there were no beds available in the hospital, went viral after being shared on social media

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Pollen bomb proof your home as hayfever continues to cause misery for millions

There are ways to reduce the pollen we are exposed to

Nottingham Post

Midlothian council staff to get 35 per cent petrol allowance rise as carers forced to walk to work

The council is one of the first to temporarily increase its mileage allowance to bring workers in line with NHS staff but it could mean employees face additional tax demands.

Edinburgh Live

‘Only change linen if essential’: Hospital staff told to cut back on fresh sheets amid Brexit shortages

Exclusive: Textile Services Association warns that ‘shortages of linen and laundry will have a knock-on effect on the provision of beds in trusts’

The Independent UK

NHS issues monkeypox warning with latest symptoms and advice

It comes as more than a thousand monkeypox cases have been confirmed in the UK

Liverpool Echo

Coroner warns more teens will die as she writes to Javid over death of girl, 14

Penelope Schofield warned there is a 'clear risk' young people in the UK will succumb and says we are failing them

Wales Online

Jeremy Vine calls for return of shielding after being struck down with Covid

Channel 5 presenter questions why government isn’t ‘mentioning’ rise in cases

The Independent UK

GPs threaten to strike over plans to make them work Saturdays and evenings

New NHS contract means doctors must offer appointments from 9am to 5pm on Saturdays, as well as until 8pm on weekdays

The Independent UK

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The Guardian - UK

Coroner issues warning on NHS mental health services after girl’s suicide

Coroner will write to health secretary after finding neglect led to death of 14-year-old Robyn Skilton in West Sussex

The Independent UK

NHS removes words ‘woman’ and ‘women’ from menopause page

The health service previously removed the words from other web pages

Manchester Evening News

Health bosses urged to reopen hospital unit ASAP amid fears it 'might never happen'

Bid to allay 'local suspicion and rumour' closure may be permanent

Bristol Post

All the strikes happening right now in the UK

Workers at the Post Office, courts, and rail networks are all on strike, with warnings that doctors and nurses could follow

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Daily Mirror

Deborah James' final wish - 'check your poo' after battling bowel cancer to the very end

Dame Deborah James' family announced her death in a statement on her Instagram page. She lost her battle to stage 4 bowel cancer, which she was diagnosed with in 2016

Glasgow Live

Deborah James: Bowel cancer symptoms as campaigner dies aged 40

Dame Deborah James sadly passed away aged 40 on Tuesday (June 28) from bowel cancer - since the news, people from across the world have been paying tribute to the campaigner.

Evening Standard

Half of people back strikes by NHS workers – poll

Half of Britons would support NHS staff going on strike if they chose to do so, a new poll has found.

Daily Mirror

NHS trust asks patients and visitors to wear face masks again amid Covid spike

There are fears the virus could be surging again just a month after Welsh Government First Minister Mark Drakeford announced the end of all Covid restrictions in Wales

The Guardian - UK

From Thatcher to Johnson: how right to buy has fuelled a 40-year housing crisis

Ever since the 80s Tory leaders have dreamed of creating a ‘property-owning democracy’. But selling off social housing has left millions of Britons in grotty privately rented accommodation

Chronicle Live

Deborah James: The symptoms and causes of bowel cancer to watch out for

The headteacher turned podcaster raised millions of pounds for charity with her campaigning to raise awareness of bowel cancer

The Independent UK

NHS cancer care’s ‘culture of over treatment’ is wasting time and money, report reveals

An All-Party Parliamentary Group paper released on Tuesday on minimally invasive cancer treatments (MICTs) found only 10 per cent of cancer patients are offered non-invasive treatments

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