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Rishi Sunak claims lessons from wife's tax status furore would make him a better PM

In a lively and sometimes tense exchange, veteran journalist Andrew Neil said the former Chancellor seemed to be "all over the place" on tax, and challenged him on NHS waiting lists

Daily Mirror

'Broken' woman's warning after rare and aggressive cancer robs her of having a baby

The diagnosis was a 'complete shock' to Sarah who now must have a full hysterectomy, so the chances of her having her own child have been 'taken away' leaving her 'broken'

Daily Mirror

Covid drives record absences for NHS workers as staffing ‘crisis’ worsens

Exclusive: Tens of thousands of staff have been forced out of work by Covid each day, bringing widespread disruption to services

The Independent UK

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Monkeypox: Expert reveals all you need to know as virus declared global health emergency

As health services fight to get the spread of monkeypox under control, an epidemiologist has answered your questions about how to handle the disruption the disease may have on our lives

Daily Mirror

Sheffield’s healthy legacy from the 2012 Olympics

Letter: The National Centre for Sport and Exercise Medicine has the potential to have profound benefits across the city for health, employment and education, writes David Whitney

The Guardian - UK

£100,000 must go to each infected blood victim and bereaved partner, inquiry head says

The compensation should be paid ‘without delay’ to those affected, Sir Brian Langstaff wrote in an interim report

Manchester Evening News

Infected blood inquiry: victims should receive £100,000 each ‘without delay’

Inquiry chair recommends that more than 4,000 surviving victims and bereaved partners of NHS scandal be compensated

The Guardian - UK

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Wildest soap endings - Crossroads to Brookside as Neighbours finally wraps

It's finally come to say goodbye to Ramsay Street after 37 years of Erinsborough antics. Neighbours will join the list of soaps that touched hearts over the years but didn't quite make it

Daily Mirror

Young woman's life-saving advice after shock diagnosis leaves her 'broken'

Sarah is urging others not to put off cervical screening tests as 'you just don't know'

Liverpool Echo

Brexit realism? The NHS? Some of the key issues ignored by Sunak and Truss

Tory leadership candidates have clashed bitterly but many pressing matters have been overlooked

The Guardian - UK

Caffeine addiction explained and the tell-tale signs you're drinking too much

A caffeine-hit to start the day is simply routine for practically all of us, but is such thing as too-much caffeine.

Daily Record

Millions of workers receive boost to take-home pay as National Insurance changes take hold

Millions of people will see an increase in their take-home pay this month

Chronicle Live

Covid self-isolation rules: Do you need to isolate?

Current guidance means public no longer legally required to enter quarantine but doing so advisable for safety of others, particularly as cases rise

The Independent UK

Three 'crucial' stroke signs you should look out for in someone explained by expert

Elderly care expert Luca Rado has shared three signs of a stroke.

Daily Record

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The Independent UK

What to do if you test positive for Covid now restrictions have been scrapped

With no more legal requirement in place compelling you to isolate if you catch the coronavirus, many are confused about what to do

Edinburgh Live

West Lothian health workers say 'one death too many' in drug fight pledge

The council's Health and Social Care Partnership has worked with the NHS and Third Sector to build support services and offer help to individuals and families whose lives are blighted by drug misuse

Chronicle Live

More Covid-19 pressure hits Newcastle Hospital's elective recovery - with more than 100 positive patients at the Freeman and RVI

Covid-19 has not gone away - with people seriously ill with the virus leading to other hospital services missing targets

Daily Mirror

Anal cancer symptoms: How to tell if your itchy bum could be early sign of tumour

Anal cancer is a rare form of the disease that affects the end of the bowel causing an itching sensation in your rectum, but an itchy bottom could also mean a number of other things

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Daily Mirror

Two painful Monkeypox symptoms you should never ignore - including swollen penis

There have been 2,000 confirmed cases of monkeypox in the UK. But what are the symptoms and signs you may have contracted the virus?

Wales Online

National Insurance changes: Why you have more money in your pay in July

Millions of people will see an increase in their take-home pay this month

Daily Mirror

Hidden sign of dementia appears nearly two decades before any clinical symptoms - new study

Fascinating research into Alzheimer's disease could prove to be a real game-changer - and what you can do to reduce your risk of developing the devastating brain disorder

The Independent UK

How many times a week should you exercise and for how long?

Getting rest days in between workouts is important for recovery

The Independent UK

Covid incubation period: How long are you infectious for?

Experts warn of fifth wave of infections as hospital admissions rise

The Guardian - UK

Friday briefing: How the summer of strikes just became a story about Labour party infighting

In today’s newsletter: As Keir Starmer fires a junior transport minister over a picket line visit, internal Labour machinations are drawing the spotlight from industrial action

Daily Record

Mum of drug death victim urges Scottish Government to do more as shocking fatalities figures revealed

Tracy, 53, a clinical support worker in the NHS, said: “I’m really surprised at this. I honestly thought more had been done to help reduce the number of people losing their lives to drugs, but clearly not.”

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