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Patients can now be treated for a host of common illnesses at their local pharmacy instead of waiting for a GP appointment - freeing up ten million consultations a year. But is this really the answer to help our struggling general practices?

From today, more than 10,000 pharmacies in England are assessing and treating patients for conditions including sinusitis, a sore throat, earache and shingles.

Treatment for ailments including sore throats, earaches and shingles to be offered without a GP appointment

History buffs want everyday South Australians to share their powerful stories so they can pick 100 faces to feature for an upcoming festival.

Marking the fiftieth anniversary of a evangelical road less traveled

What do a couple of Vikings and a semi-sweet apple cider have in common? More than they should in a new campaign for Super Crisp via Clemenger BBDO. A case of mistaken identity sits at the (apple) core of the lighthearted ‘Sweet-ish not Swedish’ campaign for Super Crisp, which has 25% less sug

What do a couple of Vikings and a semi-sweet apple cider have in common?

Daryl Fenton, the leader of the Church’s Ministry among Jewish people (CMJ) for Israel, turned to me as the warning sirens went off for the third of six times and asked: ‘Could you preach at the morning Communion tomorrow at Christ Church Jerusalem?’ I informed him that I would be ...

From a surprising collection of visual works to a detailed autobiography, here are three John Mellencamp books every music fan should read.

Chloe Hayman, 17, was killed in a crash in the county of Caerphilly in July last year. Keilan Roberts, who was 21 at the time, admitted driving under the influence of drugs and alcohol. Chloes mum Danielle OHalloran is now backing a nationwide campaign.