A nurse who contracted Ebola while working in Sierra Leone has made a complete recovery and been discharged from hospital in England.

A patient at North Manchester General Hospital is being tested for Ebola.

British nurse Pauline Cafferkey, who contracted Ebola in Sierra Leone, is “showing signs of improvement and is no longer critically ill”, the Royal Free Hospital in London said.

Save the Children has said a review into how a British nurse in a critical condition with Ebola had contracted the virus will “leave no stone unturned”.

British prime minister David Cameron said ebola is the “uppermost thing” on his mind following news that the condition of British nurse Pauline Cafferkey, aged 39, is deteriorating.

The condition of British nurse Pauline Cafferkey who contracted Ebola after returning from Sierra Leone has deteriorated and is now critical, the Royal Free Hospital in north London said today.

The condition of British nurse Pauline Cafferkey who was diagnosed with Ebola has deteriorated and is now critical, the Royal Free Hospital in north London said in a statement today.

Police in Scotland are making inquiries following complaints over a Twitter outburst about ebola from controversial TV personality Katie Hopkins.

Screening protocols for Ebola in the UK will be reviewed after a nurse being treated for Ebola in London was allowed to leave Heathrow even though she was tested repeatedly.

The British Government has defended its Ebola screening programme as it has revealed the British nurse now battling the virus was checked seven times at Heathrow Airport.

A nurse who contracted ebola after volunteering to help people in west Africa stricken with the deadly virus has chronicled the heartbreak she experienced while treating its victims.

Irish people are not facing “any immediate threat or danger” from ebola, despite one confirmed case of the lethal virus and two people undergoing checks in Britain in the past 24 hours.

A nurse being treated for Ebola in London could be given blood donations from fellow survivors including Will Pooley in a bid to overcome the deadly virus, the government’s chief medical officer said.

A woman diagnosed with Ebola after returning to Glasgow from Sierra Leone is a nurse who volunteered to help in the fight against the deadly virus.

An NHS worker who has been diagnosed with Ebola after returning to Glasgow from Sierra Leone is believed to be on the way to specialist facilities in London this morning.

A healthcare worker who has been diagnosed with ebola after returning from Sierra Leone is in a stable condition in hospital in Glasgow.

A woman with links to West Africa is being tested for Ebola at a south London hospital, it has been confirmed.

The British nurse who survived Ebola will begin his second spell treating people infected by the deadly virus after returning to the country where he caught the infection.

Enhanced screening for ebola will begin at Britain’s biggest airport today as prime minister David Cameron insisted "vigorous steps" were being taken to prevent the deadly virus reaching the UK.

A British humanitarian worker in Sierra Leone has told of the country’s desperate bid to contain the deadly Ebola virus, as NHS staff prepare to travel to Africa to help tackle the outbreak.

The British nurse who survived Ebola has hinted he could return to the country where he contracted the virus to help fight the outbreak.

The first Briton known to have caught the deadly Ebola virus in the current outbreak in West Africa is being discharged from hospital.

Ebola sufferer William Pooley has been treated with experimental drug ZMapp, medical staff said today.

A British national who tested positive for Ebola in Sierra Leone is being evacuated to the UK on a Royal Air Force jet, the Department of Health has said.

One of the doctors struck off over the MMR jab controversy in the UK asked the High Court today to rule his treatment “unfair and unjust”.

A bus driver was arrested after a Cambridge University student died in a suspected hit-and-run, Transport for London said tonight.

SURGEONS hope the groundbreaking surgery carried out on 11-year-old Ciarán Finn-Lynch will lead to arevolution in regenerative medicine.

A FRENCH surgeon said yesterday he has conducted a full-face transplant, including eyelids and tear ducts, in a rare operation on a 35-year-old man with a genetic disorder.

An eminent journal which published a controversial research paper sparking concerns over a possible link between the MMR vaccine and autism retracted it from the public record today.

WITH tousled brown hair and sporting a check shirt, Dr Andrew Wakefield, 52, cuts an unassuming figure. It is hard to imagine that he almost single-handedly sparked one of the world’s biggest health scares.

The doctor who sparked the MMR controversy is appearing before a disciplinary panel in Britain today.

THE British doctor who sparked the MMR controversy will appear before a disciplinary panel today.

British surgeons could perform the world’s first full-face transplant within months after being given the go-ahead today.

GERARD HENDRA’S flat in the middle of bustling Hampstead was a treasure trove of culture, reflecting the refined tastes of the retired English teacher.

MINUTES after the first blast ripped through Liverpool Street station, the emergency plan swung into operation. Hospitals were soon inundated with the hundreds of injured.

The second blast in London, which ripped through a packed Piccadilly Line train deep under London’s streets, was the most lethal.

All London hospitals were on a major incident alert today as casualties flooded in from the explosions across the British capital.

YOUNG women are dying needlessly because the Government has delayed setting up a national cervical cancer screening service, a conference heard yesterday.

TV presenter Gail Porter is “on the mend” after taking a drugs overdose, her spokeswoman confirmed today.

THE doctor whose research linking MMR to autism in children was described as “flawed” hit back yesterday, saying he welcomed an investigation into his claims.

IRELAND is facing a measles epidemic this winter unless parents stop boycotting the MMR jab.

Seven people were taken to hospital today after a second derailment on the London Underground in less than 48 hours.

Former Big Brother housemates have been arriving at hospital today to visit fellow contestant Nush Nowak, who is recovering from two leg fractures after being attacked by a mugger.

A 14-YEAR-OLD girl from the Midlands, who suffered severe burns as an infant, is set to make medical history as the world’s first recipient of a face transplant.