Sir Simon Stevens, chief executive of NHS England, told MPs that the Exeter Nightingale will start screening multiple patients with suspected cancer a day starting from Monday. Via: Nightingale hospitals will be converted into cancer testing centres to cope with backlog
Authors of new book Royals At War Dylan Howard and Andy Tillett, released today on Kindle, said that Prince Harry’s increased spending with Meghan Markle sparked a rift with Prince William. Via: Prince Harry's 'increased spending' caused Prince William rift
Karen Attiah blamed the ‘lies and tears of white women’ for the 1921 Tulsa Massacre, the murder of Emmet Till, the ‘exclusion of black women from feminist movements’ and women voting for Trump. Via: Washington Post opinions editor says white women are 'lucky' people aren't calling for 'revenge'
The legendary Hollywood entertainer is said to have died Monday night at his home in Beverly Hills, surrounded by his family Via: The Dick Van Dyke Show creator and TV legend Carl Reiner dies at 98
Reports: ‘Russian bounties’ intelligence was in Trump daily briefingEU bans travelers from USHealth workers filed more than 4,000 complaints about protective gearFriends and family pay tribute to Elijah McClainArizona and other states revers reopeningSign up to our First Thing newsletter 2.52pm BST Most travelers from the United States will be Read more
The heavy metal pioneers talk about drugs, groupies, pink Cadillacs, the curse of Motörhead’s Lemmy – and being huge in SwedenIt’s hard to fathom why Girlschool aren’t more celebrated. Forty years on from their first album, Demolition – released in June 1980 – and they are still the most successful all-female Read more
‘Build, build, build,’ gibbers Boris Johnson, as the party that bodged everything now wants to tell us how it will fix things “We will double down on levelling up … We will invest … to fuel the animal spirits … We will not just bounce back, we will bounce forward.” Read more
Prof Peter Piot nearly died of coronavirus and says he now wears one wherever he goes Coronavirus – latest updatesSee all our coronavirus coverage Face masks should be compulsory for adults in all public and enclosed spaces, such as shops, according to a leading infectious diseases expert. Continue reading… Via: Read more
Any level above 80 micrograms of caffeine per millilitre of blood can be fatal, experts say Via: Man, 36, died after consuming too much caffeine, inquest hears
Follow the latest updates from the government Via: Boris Johnson news – live: PM announces 'building back Britain' plan to rescue economy after coronavirus leads to 'vertiginous GDP fall'