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If there is one story which encapsulates the distress of families as GPs remain behind closed doors during this pandemic, then this is it. And to health chiefs who continue to insist patients should only be seen face-to-face where absolutely necessary, it should serve as a warning shot: to open up ALL surgeries again, or risk many more families being devastated, just like this… It was October last year, before the second wave of the pandemic had taken hold, when Elaine Gordon contacted her GP practice in the North West. Fit and healthy, and in her mid-50s, Elaine rarely bothered her doctor.

Prestigious Amnesty Media Awards 2021 winners announced at virtual ceremony ‘In a year when much of the world ground to a halt, thankfully the vital work of human rights journalism continued’ - Kate Allen The winners of Amnesty International UK’s prestigious Media Awards 2021 have been announced this evening at a virtual ceremony. In a year when much of the rolling news was dominated by the pandemic, many of the winning pieces focussed on lesser known issues facing people and countries. BBC Africa Eye won Best Broadcast News for its powerful investigation analysing phone footage and ot...

After a rollercoaster year on the stock market, The Mail on Sunday's City team reveal which shares they will be following in 2021 – and assess whether their hunches from 12 months ago delivered the goods... or got hammered by the Covid lockdowns. Hamish McRae has picked Rio Tinto, the Anglo-Australian mining and minerals giant Hamish McRae, City Columnist Rio Tinto: Last year was miserable for the Footsie as a whole and I am afraid miserable for bank shares, including my tip Barclays. Of course, I failed to foresee the pandemic and ban on bank dividends. The first was bad enough, but the l...