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Prof Chris Whitty’s report finds resorts have low life expectancy and high concentrations of chronic disease Clacton in Essex has the second highest demand for mental health services in England, and also suffered from high rates of Covid-19 deaths. Photograph: Nick Ansell/PA Clacton in Essex has the second highest demand for mental health services in England, and also suffered from high rates of Covid-19 deaths. Photograph: Nick Ansell/PA Tue 20 Jul 2021 19.01 EDT Striking beaches and fresh sea air may make coastal towns some of England’s most desirable places – but their attra...

BBC News By Ella Wills image captionEstate agent Lewis Hughes in video footage from the incident on Sunday evening A man has apologised after footage emerged showing England's chief medical officer, Prof Chris Whitty, being accosted in a park. Lewis Hughes, from Romford, told the Sun he was sorry for "any upset I caused". The video shows two men laughing and jeering as they grab hold of Prof Whitty, who struggles to free himself. The Met Police are investigating the footage, which the force said happened in St James's Park in London on Sunday. Mr Hughes, a 24-year-old estate agent, told the ...

Six more regions ban smoking outside pubs and restaurants in bid to go smoke-free by 2025 Updated: 12:28, 3 Jun 2021 SIX councils in England have now banned smoking outside pubs, cafes and restaurants in a bid to make the country smoke-free by 2025. Newcastle City Council, Manchester City Council and Durham County Council have all axed cigarettes on pavements where outdoor hospitality venues have tables. 1 Six more councils have banned smoking outside pubs Northumberland County Council and North Tyneside Council are also telling outside drinkers to stub it out. And Gateshead Council does not ...

OXFORDSHIRE will be the first place in the country to completely ban smoking outside as lockdown ends - hoping to become smoke free by 2025.The

  After months of good news, including falling Covid cases and a hugely successful vaccination campaign, the tone has shifted. England's full relaxation of rules in June is in jeopardy and there is the looming spectre of greater pressure on the NHS. The thorn in the plans is the variant of coronavirus that emerged in India - B.1.617.2 - and has started spreading around the world. Concerns have been mounting over the past week and, for the first time, the scientists advising the UK government are now confident it does spread more easily. The expectation is the variant will edge out the one th...