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'Anniversary Games lack Para events'
London 2012 and Rio 2016 champion Jonnie Peacock questions the lack of Para events at the Anniversary Games after victory in the men's T64 100m.
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'Anniversary Games lack Para events'
London 2012 and Rio 2016 champion Jonnie Peacock questions the lack of Para events at the Anniversary Games after victory in the men's T64 100m.
Motion-tracking watch 'future of Parkinson's care'
The smartwatch-style device, worn by patients at home, monitors tremors and other symptoms.
A bespoke dress fit for a disabled princess
Grace has a genetic condition which means finding dresses that fit can be difficult.
Wheelchair repair delay firm to be taken over
A councillor says she is "worried" a private firm is investing into a public sector service.
Bogus psychiatrist medicated 164 patients
Zholia Alemi, jailed in 2018 for fraud, treated mental health patients in Norfolk and Suffolk.
Sail charity set to decommission tall ship
The sailing charity recently raised more than £1m from an "emergency appeal".
NHS failures over schizophrenic man's care in Aberdeen
Donna Ewen hopes her brother's death is not in vain after complaints about his care in Aberdeen are upheld.
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'Anniversary Games lack Para events'
London 2012 and Rio 2016 champion Jonnie Peacock questions the lack of Para events at the Anniversary Games after victory in the men's T64 100m.
Motion-tracking watch 'future of Parkinson's care'
The smartwatch-style device, worn by patients at home, monitors tremors and other symptoms.
A bespoke dress fit for a disabled princess
Grace has a genetic condition which means finding dresses that fit can be difficult.
Wheelchair repair delay firm to be taken over
A councillor says she is "worried" a private firm is investing into a public sector service.
Bogus psychiatrist medicated 164 patients
Zholia Alemi, jailed in 2018 for fraud, treated mental health patients in Norfolk and Suffolk.
Sail charity set to decommission tall ship
The sailing charity recently raised more than £1m from an "emergency appeal".
NHS failures over schizophrenic man's care in Aberdeen
Donna Ewen hopes her brother's death is not in vain after complaints about his care in Aberdeen are upheld.
Motion-tracking watch 'future of Parkinson's care'
The smartwatch-style device, worn by patients at home, monitors tremors and other symptoms.
A bespoke dress fit for a disabled princess
Grace has a genetic condition which means finding dresses that fit can be difficult.
Wheelchair repair delay firm to be taken over
A councillor says she is "worried" a private firm is investing into a public sector service.
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