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The S&P 500 index dropped by more than 20%, while major indexes around the world also fell sharply.

Kelly Butler discovered she had leukaemia while pregnant and her bone marrow transplant failed.

The mother of Tom Parker is continuing her son's work to raise awareness of brain cancer.

Since the pandemic more people are choosing to die at home, including campaigner Dame Deborah James.

It has recorded 4.7 million suspected cases since April, after two years of claiming to be Covid-free.

About 70,000 of the life-saving devices are in UK community locations unknown by the emergency services.

The amount of hardship money also doubled last year, Freedom of Information responses suggest.

The first elective surgery centre is earmarked for the Mater Hospital with further sites to come.

One teaching union says there are "many more pressing issues that need attention".

Kennedy Mugovera, from Swindon, says he has been in agony after plastic tubing was left inside him.

Rapist Robert Carpenter attacked a woman with dementia - her husband says he is "heart-broken".

There were more than 1,300 new positive cases reported in the last seven days.

Police Scotland officers are spending more time dealing with people in mental health crisis, a report finds.

Public health officials are tracking trends as Medway sees an increase in coronavirus cases.

A jury says Harley Watson, 12, was unlawfully killed when he was run over by a paranoid schizophrenic.

Dr Joselyn Sellen says hearing what happened to Logan Mwangi left her "completely traumatised".

Ex-patient of a County Antrim hospital had learning difficulties and schizophrenia, inquiry told.