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"Today my patient became a doctor for the day," says learning disability nurse Emily Kavanagh.

Painkillers such as paracetamol, ibuprofen, aspirin and opioids can do “more harm than good”, health officials said.

Crisis management requires clarity of messaging and openness with the public, Johnson’s government has been woeful on both, Alastair Campbell writes.

A Covid-19-themed Glastonbury festival? Cartoonist Fitz has found humour in the pandemic – but only to help us all pull together.

Muslims from across the north-west of England say they are "stunned" and "furious" after new local lockdown rules were imposed with just a few hours' notice.

Other names on the list of peerages include former England cricketer Sir Ian Botham and newspaper owner Evgeny Lebedev.

Masks will also be required in places of worship, prime minister announces.

New analysis, published by the Office for National Statistics, was released on Thursday morning.

Rebecca Reid accused the PM of having “blood on his hands”.

Office for Statistics Regulation found PM’s statements were “incorrect”.

The singer’s video post has been removed by Instagram for containing “false information”.

One in five people feel hopeless because of the pandemic, new figures show. Don’t keep it to yourself.

Health campaigns, a weight loss app or even banning adverts and promotion deals will not help the poorest households afford a healthy diet, Dr Nisreen Alwan writes.

Posts were made from an account under the grime star's real name, Richard Kylea Cowie.

A ban on tenancy evictions was announced in March as households across the country faced economic uncertainty at the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic. Following a three month extension in June, that ban is set to be lifted on August 23 which...