Oct 29, 2020
Five-year-old Alfie* hadn’t spoken a word at school all year until he started forest school. Being in nature, he finally opened up about the reason for his silence: he was grieving the death of his mother. “His mummy had died suddenly, at home in the summer...
Oct 29, 2020
Life was being made easier for Muscovites – who have comparatively good healthcare – to keep them happy and prevent them protesting against authorities, he said. “Moscow lives off the rest of Russia. And who is this done to protect?” He pointed to the sky, a reference...
Oct 9, 2020
GPs are increasingly unable to order blood tests, including those for cancer and serious heart conditions, as the shortage of Roche components becomes a national crisis. Experts have warned that the supply failure of blood test swabs and reagents – which could last...
Sep 23, 2020
Having spent the last few days locked in meetings with senior ministers and the Government’s top scientists, he is all too familiar with the hawk to dove ratio of the Covid sub-committees taking all the major decisions on No 10’s pandemic response. Mr...
Jul 21, 2020
An “emotional eater” since childhood, Claire Parker was 44 when she had a gastric bypass, where a small part of the top of the stomach is stapled in order to restrict food intake. The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence recommends that anyone with a body...
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