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MPs call for legalisation of cannabis
Cannabis should be legalised to end the "embarrassment" of domestic drugs policy, MPs have said.
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BMA: NHS transformation plans could be cover for cuts
Plans for the future of the NHS risk being used as a cover for the £22 billion worth of cuts needed to balance spending, the BMA has warned.
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'Face of child cancer' Jessica Whelan dies aged four
A four-year-old girl whose battle with cancer was depicted in a poignant photograph shared by her father has died.
Jessica Whelan, from Oswaldtwistle, Lancashire, died on Sunday morning after suffering from neuroblastoma - a rare form of cancer.
Her parents released a picture of her in pain in a bid to show people “the true face of cancer.”
The picture went viral, reaching half a million people in just 24 hours and promoted strangers to raise £76,000 so she could enjoy her final weeks.
Pop star Harry Styles got behind the campaign and contacted her family after being moved by the image.
Her father Andy revealed on Facebook that Jessica had 'finally found peace' after passing away at 7am.
He said: "No longer does she suffer, no longer does she feel the pain of the physical constraints of her body.
"Now my princess has grown her angel wings and has gone up to play with her friends and loved ones. She will now watch down over her little brother and ourselves until one day we are reunited again."
He said they shared a final cuddle as he told her how much he loved her and that it was "okay for her to close her eyes".
He added: "It seems like this is what she needed to finally allow her to find comfort in her passing as within eight hours of this cuddle she finally took her final breath.
"She was a daddy’s girl from the start and even right up to the end."
I feel like a massive part of me has just been torn away but I am so glad that I could give her that comfort in her final hours. She passed peacefully and calmly with not even a murmur.
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Cryogenically frozen girl's dad criticises firms
The father of a terminally girl who won a legal bid to be cryogenically frozen after her death has criticised firms "selling false hope".
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Bagged salad linked to salmonella risk
Broken leaves in bags of salad can dramatically increase the rate salmonella bacteria grow and its virulence, according to scientists.
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Stem cell donors answer call to help save Ava
Marie Stark, whose daughter Ava suffers from a rare blood disorder, said she was delighted that two donors had come forward.
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Authorities crack down on illegal cigarette trade
ITV News accompanied Trading Standards officials as they raided a premises where illegal tobacco products were being sold.
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Alcohol-linked cancer deaths 'will hit 130,000 by 2035'
Cancer Research UK said that over the next 20 years, over 7,000 cancer deaths a year will be as a result of drinking alcohol.
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Why Can't Britain Sleep?
A new health study claims that Brits are the worst sleepers in the world. But why? And what can be done to improve your sleep?
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Age UK: 1.2 million people living without any support
They said 696,500 people who need help with everyday tasks - including getting out of bed - are struggling to cope without any support.
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