Infected blood victim Brian Langford dies after fight
Brian Langford, who received infected blood as a teenager, died on January 1 after a lifetime of fighting for compensation. Welsh victims still await payments.
Brian Langford, who received infected blood as a teenager, died on January 1 after a lifetime of fighting for compensation. Welsh victims still await payments.
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Using buttermilk instead of regular milk makes scones fluffier and helps them rise higher, as baker Lizzie Crowther shares her adapted recipe.
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Celebrities including Bill Bailey and Alan Titchmarsh call for a permanent end to the gnome ban at Chelsea Flower Show, as painted gnomes are auctioned for charity.
Belarusian NHS doctor Dr Maryna Anatolyeva loses £100k unfair dismissal claim after being fired for poor communication, including struggling with small talk and weather chat.
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International trial led by UCL suggests women with low genomic test scores can safely avoid chemotherapy and use hormone therapy alone.
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