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New UK laws passed this week and how they impact you - from marriage, immigration, protest to voting

The new legislation has been hotly debated and much is controversial

Wales Online

Exercise instead of taking painkillers, arthritis sufferers told

Starting exercise programmes may initially make the pain worse, but this should settle down, NHS guidance says

The Independent UK

External blood oxygenation saved hundreds of Covid-19 sufferers – study

Adding oxygen to blood using ECMO process found to cause big increase in survival rate in severe UK cases

The Guardian - UK

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Raft of new UK laws passed this week and how they impact you - including polling stations change and care costs cap

A raft of new legislation on crime, immigration, elections, marriage and more was passed this week

Manchester Evening News

Man who designs artificial limbs for NHS patients gets his own bionic arm after being run over by huge lorry

Experts from three of Britain's largest prosthetic manufacturers who came together to help 'one of their own'.

Wales Online

People with arthritis urged to lose weight and exercise under new NHS plan - OLD

Starting exercise programmes may initially make the pain worse, but this should settle down, the guidance suggests.

The Independent UK

GPs ‘pushed to breaking point’ as hundreds of doctors leave NHS and appointments soar

‘Demand rocketing while we haemorrhage doctors, is pushing the remaining staff to breaking point’ says leading GP

The Independent UK

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NHS boss was driven to hospital with suspected stroke after fearing ambulance would be delayed

The couple feared an ambulance might not arrive in time

Wales Online

Bristol ambulances donated to Ukraine after emergency vehicles destroyed in Russian attacks

Many ambulances have been lost during the war in Ukraine

Bristol Post

Call for answers on care home decisions taken during Covid pandemic

People across Stirling, Forth Valley and Scotland now deserve answers on the use of care homes during the pandemic says a Tory MSP. At the High Court in England this week the UK Tory Government was found to have acted unlawfully in discharging peopl

Daily Record

Covid Scotland: Self-isolation rules replaced with new 'stay at home' message

The Scottish Government will change Covid self isolation rules and people will only be advised to stay at home if they are too unwell to perform daily tasks

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh woman warns of 'believable' NHS Track and Trace scam on social media

The scam message said the woman was a close contact with someone who tested positive for Omicron and offered her to buy a PCR test - the woman took to social media to warn others.

Edinburgh Live

Self-isolation rules scrapped in Scotland as 'stay at home' guidance comes in

Health Secretary Humza Yousaf has said that Scotland is new at a “different phase of the pandemic”

The National (Scotland)

All Covid rules changing in Scotland this week - including testing and isolation

Scotland's testing programme will continue winding down later this week.

Daily Record

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The Independent UK

NHS boss was driven to A&E after suspected stroke amid ambulance delay fears

Deborah Lee, chief executive of Gloucestershire Hospitals Foundation Trust, was driven to A&E by her husband after ‘lamenting’ ambulance delays

Daily Mirror

Man who designs prosthetic limbs gets his own bionic arm after road crash

Dr Jim Ashworth-Beaumont, had to have his right arm amputated while trapped under a 40-ton truck that collided with his bike. He has now been given a revolutionary bionic arm of his own

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh prosthetist who had arm severed by lorry returns to work with bionic limb

The NHS doctor can now return to work after losing a limb due to the generosity of three major prosthetic manufacturers who created a state of the art bionic arm.

Daily Mirror

Venomous 3ft-long snake spotted slithering along UK beach as sightings lead to warning

Britain's only venomous snake was spotted on a beach in Dorset as the warm weather is increasing the number of times the reptiles are spotted throughout the year

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Wales Online

'I've been on the waiting list for five years and now told there is no operation planned for my endometriosis'

Sarah Cummings from Talbot Green was diagnosed with the condition almost 20 years ago

The Independent UK

Nottingham maternity scandal: Families slam NHS over ‘silence’ following no confidence vote

‘There has been silence. Families remain in utter limbo,’ says Sarah Hawkins whose daughter Harriet died in 2016

The Guardian - UK

From online consultations to remote monitoring: the technological revolution in healthcare

The pandemic accelerated digital transformation in health and social care by up to five years. How can we keep up momentum?

Wales Online

'We're seeing mums whose cancer has become untreatable because the NHS backlog is too big'

One of Wales' most senior cancer consultants says opportunities to cure patients of cancer are being missed as it's too late by the time they're seen

Glasgow Live

Scottish Government replace covid self-isolation rules with new 'stay at home' message

The NHS will no longer remain on emergency footing for covid after April 30 and people who have symptoms or are too unwell to carry out normal activities will be asked to ‘stay at home’.

Daily Record

Devastated family blame NHS after 'lovely' brother dies alone following operation

Colin Crawford's, 52, sister and niece have paid an emotional tribute to the 'loveliest man'.

The Independent UK

Inside Britain’s flagship Covid lab that no one knows what to do with

With spiralling costs and issues around test processing, there are questions over the ability of the Rosalind Franklin Laboratory – once hailed as key to Britain’s fight against Covid-19 – to cope with the nation’s testing needs, writes Samuel Lovett

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