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There are concerns that illnesses are being missed and that patients are being misdiagnosed following criticism that mainstream medical resources fail to show signs and symptoms of skin conditions on people of colour.
Dame Vera Lynn would be “incredibly humbled” by the Battle of Britain flypast that will take place ahead of her funeral later.
There is a “serious risk” some parts of England will run out of water within 20 years, a committee of MPs has warned.
The government has announced the latest easing of England’s lockdown, with beauty salons, gyms, leisure centres and pools allowed to reopen this month.
Formula 1’s drivers have explained their differing stances on taking a knee ahead of last Sunday’s Austrian GP after 14 of the 20 on the grid made the gesture.
Scotland’s pubs, restaurants and cinemas will be allowed to open fully next week, as the country moves to phase three in its easing of lockdown restrictions.
A woman who died after a 20-metre crane collapsed on houses in east London has been named as 85-year-old June Harvey.
As Britain sought to assemble its coronavirus testing programme, all the usual rules were broken.
Actor Johnny Depp used his sliced finger to daub graffiti on a mirror and walls in blood and paint during an alleged drug-fuelled “three-day ordeal” he put his ex-wife Amber Heard through in Australia, the High Court has been told.
Ministers have been urged to “come clean” after Sir Keir Starmer said a Sky News report revealing the confusion over coronavirus test numbers was “very concerning”.
