Where Humanity Meets the Headlines
Sir Tom Jones tells fans he feared his life was over after being hospitalized with flu in the US, but he's back on stage and says he can't live without performing.
A US-funded hepatitis B vaccine trial on newborns in Guinea-Bissau has been cancelled after being branded unethical and neocolonial. Police have seized vaccines.
The NHS is increasingly relying on charities to deliver frontline care, but concerns grow over subsidising budgets and widening health inequalities.
New guidance from the Judiciary aims to reduce the number of mothers appearing in court for child care proceedings within days of giving birth.
Cocaine-related deaths in England and Wales have nearly quadrupled in a decade, overtaking heroin for the first time, with ketamine deaths also hitting a record high.
A British national in DR Congo tests positive for Ebola, as the country battles its deadliest outbreak with over 5,000 deaths. UK says risk to public remains low.
Gareth Hopkins, who suffered a cardiac arrest at the 25th mile of the London Marathon, walked the final mile six months later, finishing what he started.
New blood tests that can detect multiple cancers at once will be trialed in 200 GP surgeries in England, aiming to catch abdominal cancers earlier.