Shaun Wooller

The new prime minister, who has spoken about his dad's battle with Alzheimer's, would boost his popularity with the electorate by taking action, the survey suggests.

There is no licensed vaccine for humans and no specific antiviral drugs, with care limited to managing symptoms and supportive treatment in hospital for severe cases.

Medical negligence lawyers at Irwin Mitchell say 56 people have so far come forward in relation to the Zimmer NexGen knee system, including 24 cases already issued at the High Court.

Campaigners want a judge to stop the study from enrolling participants from August 1, arguing that regulators acted unlawfully in approving the experiment.

Many affluent residents of once thriving seaside towns moved away as they became increasingly rundown.

Researchers say their findings show poor reproductive health starts at an earlier age than commonly thought and more must be done to tackle a growing cause of 'involuntary childlessness'.

Only five NHS trusts in England have fully digitised patient records, despite Government pledges to make the NHS paperless, the King's Fund found.

The NHS spends £240million a year storing records in boxes and filing cabinets as hundreds of sites remain entirely reliant on paper.

Prime Minister Andy Burnham said the new centres will be a 'lifeline' for the thousands of people who are waiting months for help.

Consumer group Which? found some pricier products contain less active ingredient than the recommended daily intake and less than cheaper alternatives.