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A hospital due to open next week will result in inadequate staffing, a senior doctor tells colleagues.

The cancellation of exams in Wales next year should spark a review into their purpose, commissioners say.

Walkers leaving official paths to avoid other people is causing hillside erosion and damage to vegetation.

The number of takeaways being delivered has soared due to Covid, but should you tip the driver?

The £2bn scheme has led to more than 19,000 work placements being created, the Treasury says.

Confederation of African Football president Ahmad leaves hospital after ten days in isolation with coronavirus in Cairo.

US hospital admissions hit record levels as New York City warns it is on the cusp of a second wave.

Common rules for people to follow across the UK are being considered for the festive period.

The executive adjourns without any announcement, as the clock ticks towards the expiration of NI's laws.

Thousands of students at English universities can return home during a "student travel window".

Police found 19 people who had locked themselves in a bedroom and initially refused to come out.

It is the first European nation to pass the landmark, with 595 deaths recorded in the past 24 hours.