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1 in 5 health and social care workers suffered PTSD due to Covid pandemic Figures found that almost three in five health and social care workers suffered a mental health problem. Multi-million pound plans for 'emergency village' at Worcestershire Royal Hospital PLANS for a multi-million pound redevelopment of Worcestershire Royal Hospital's urgent and emergency care services have been revealed. Buckingham Palace release statement following Meghan and Harry's Oprah interview The issues raised in the interview, particularly of race will be "addressed by the family privately," Buckingham Palace said. Chris Whitty predicts surge in Covid cases and a delay in plans to ease lockdown Chris Whitty warned cases will soar as lockdown restrictions ease and rejected call from MPs to ease lockdown restrictions faster. Thug headbutted policewoman in Worcestershire Royal Hospital car park A THUG who headbutted a female police officer in Worcestershire Royal Hospital car park, resulting in whiplash and concussion, has been warned he is facing prison. Want to see your writing in the ? Find out more about the new Community Writers and how you can take part Yellow weather warning for 50mph winds across Worcestershire WIND gusts of up to 48mph are expected in Worcester as part of a yellow weather warning in place for Wednesday and Thursday. Covid-19: Three deaths in Worcestershire - death of 11-year-old reported nationally THERE were three new Covid-related deaths recorded at Worcestershire's hospitals on the day the life of an 11-year-old was reported to have been claimed by the virus. Reaction: Harry and Meghan interview with Oprah THE nation has been gripped by Harry and Meghan's interview with Oprah Winfrey which airs on ITV at 9pm tonight. Here's your place for the key points and reaction from pundits to the public. Care homes will allow regular visitors from today - new rules explained Every care home resident will be permitted to nominate a single named visitor who will be able to see them regularly under the new rules. Worcestershire residents told to store waste at home after queues at tips RESIDENTS in Worcestershire are being urged to store their household waste where possible after three county tips were forced to close due to excessive traffic.   Read more news >

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