The UK’s most premature twins to survive, born at 22 weeks and five days, have just turned turned one year old. Harry and Harley spent five months in intensive care and weren’t expected to live. Parents Jade and Steve spoke to BBC Breakfast about their experience over the past year. Source link
With record-breaking temperatures, there were around 3,000 more deaths than usual in England and Wales. Source link
Scientists at the new institute will devote their expertise to detecting and studying cancers early. Source link
Sept. 8, 2022 -– Great Britain’s oldest and longest-reigning monarch, Queen Elizabeth the II, has died. The exact cause of death has not been released but Buckingham Palace on Thursday announced she had been placed under medical supervision at home and doctors were “concerned” about her health. Members of the royal family were said to … Read more
As Covid infections continue to rise again, Ros Atkins assesses the government’s current plans. Source link
Food poisoning and gastroenteritis cases plummeted in England, as people stayed at home. Source link
Harry Crane, born at 22 weeks and five days, leaves hospital with sister Harley due to follow. Source link
Two years on, staff at Newcastle’s Royal Victoria Hospital look back at the first weeks of the pandemic. Source link
A microchip has been implanted into her eye to tackle dry age-related macular degeneration (AMD). Source link
Chair of the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation, Prof Wei Shen Lim, said: “Women who are pregnant are strongly encouraged to have a first, second or booster vaccine dose as appropriate in order to better protect yourself and your baby from any serious consequences from Covid-19.” Source link