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Health & Disability

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Generations and age

Articles

What's autumn got in store for UK travel?

NHS staff are now split over whether the government or public are to blame for recent COVID-19 cases

UK – Biggest Brand Movers – September 2021

Trackers

The NHS vs European Healthcare

How good or bad are national NHS services

How the government is handling the issue of health in the UK

Ratings

Charities & organisations

1 Cancer Research UK 85%
2 British Heart Foundation 84%
3 Macmillan Cancer Support 81%

Health & beauty brands

1 Boots 78%
2 Dettol 77%
3 Nivea 76%

Surveys

Have you had a common cold in the last fortnight?

Surrogacy is when a woman carries a pregnancy for another couple or individual. Currently in the UK, it is not legal to pay someone to be a surrogate, other than to cover their expenses. Do you think it should or should not be legal to pay someone to be a surrogate?

Surrogacy is when a woman carries a pregnancy for another couple or individual. Currently in the UK, a surrogate is deemed the legal parent from birth, sometimes for months until a parental order is granted, regardless of genetics or any agreement. Do you think the surrogate or parents should be legally responsible for the new-born?