More than £250million could be given to victims allegedly harmed by AstraZeneca’s Covid vaccine, MailOnline can reveal today.
Fifty-one families are pursuing legal action against the pharmaceutical titan, arguing the ‘defective’ jab was to blame for their injuries and deaths of loved ones.
Lawyers involved in the huge legal battle think some victims could be in line for pay-outs worth up to £5million.
As such, the total compensation bill – which would be footed by taxpayers because of a deal
A woman with a rare genetic disease that affects 0.03 percent of people in the world has developed a tumor so large it feels like a ‘back pack on your neck’.
Alexandra, 30, from Goppingen, Germany, says the mass – which is benign – is so large it encompasses 20 percent of her body weight and is nearly half her height.
The growth has expanded gradually over the past two decades, beginning in elementary school as a ‘hazelnut-sized’ bump on
They make lovable companions and are often an integral member of the family.
But depending on the breed, your dog could be enduring a ‘lifetime of suffering’ because it’s been born into a body of extreme disfigurements.
Over hundreds of years, canines have been bred to accentuate ‘cute’ features that fuel sales.
That’s why Germany is proposing to ban the dachshund, which has a long, sausage-like torso that gives it painful back problems.
From pugs to dachshunds and Cavalier King
Britons hoping for a last-minute flight to go on a European holiday this Easter can still catch a great deal if they fly on quieter days, MailOnline can reveal today.
Airlines are selling return adult tickets for under £100 from UK airports to more than ten countries next week including Spain, Germany, France and Denmark.
Flight booking experts said tourists open to less popular destinations are most likely to get better prices, while travelling on less busy days can also
The years of hurt counter has ticked into its 52nd year, but this summer England will head to Germany as favourites to win a first major tournament since 1966.
Gareth Southgate is blessed with arguably the strongest team the Three Lions have fielded in a number of years and there is palpable excitement to see the likes of Jude Bellingham, Bukayo Saka and Phil Foden combine together.
That is to say nothing of exciting youngsters Kobbie Mainoo and Anthony Gordon,
1 Mayo Clinic – Rochester, U.S., Minnesota
2 Cleveland Clinic, U.S., Ohio
3 Toronto General – University Health Network, Canada, Toronto
4 The Johns Hopkins Hospital, U.S., Baltimore, Maryland
5 Massachusetts General Hospital U.S., Boston, Massachusetts
6 Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin, Germany, Berlin
7 Karolinska Universitetssjukhuset, Sweden, Stockholm
8 AP-HP – Hôpital Universitaire Pitié Salpêtrière, France, Paris
9 Sheba Medical Center, Israel, Ramat Gan
10 Universitätsspital Zürich, Switzerland, Zurich
11 Singapore General Hospital (SGH), Singapore, Singapore
12 UCLA Health –
Looking forward to spring and a sunshine getaway?
It’s understandable if you are, but these beautiful images are a reminder that many destinations are actually even more enchanting when they’re besprinkled with snow, freckled with frost and draped in cheek-reddening cold mists.
Our collection here includes iconic cities from New York to London via Paris and Madrid, all looking incredibly enticing in their winter finery.
This spellbinding portfolio will also whisk you to the village that inspired Frozen’s Arendelle, Slovenia’s
Prince Harry put the furor surrounding his latest television appearance on ice today – quite literally – when he tried his hand at yet another winter sport in Vancouver today: wheelchair curling.
Having already ticked off skeleton sledding and sit-skiing from his list of winter activities, the Duke of Sussex, 39, seemed delighted to have the chance to put his snow skills to the test yet again – although wife Meghan Markle once again opted out of the action, instead
The dwindling number of royals who can carry out engagements has been thrown into sharp relief again as King Charles steps back from public duties while being treated for cancer.
While the Firm once boasted a bulging roster of royals to carry out engagements on behalf of the King, the numbers have shrunk in line with Charles’ vision for a ‘slimmed down the monarchy’ – on top of Prince Andrew being forced to step down and Harry and Meghan leaving
A smiling King Charles has arrived back at Sandringham after meeting his son Prince Harry for less than an hour in their first face-to-face encounter for nine months.
Charles and Queen Camilla were seen waving to crowds as they left Clarence House in London in an official car at 3.35pm before catching a helicopter to Norfolk.
The monarch’s Sikorsky S-76C chopper landed less than an hour later at the royal estate at around 4.20pm.
Pictures show the red and helicopter
