Despite decline in contraceptive prescriptions, pill remains most popular
While the total number of contraceptive prescriptions in the UK* has decreased, the pill remains the most commonly prescribed method,

While the total number of contraceptive prescriptions in the UK* has decreased, the pill remains the most commonly prescribed method,

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A parliamentary debate scheduled for 29 April will discuss the legalisation of assisted dying after a petition received over 185,000

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Hollie Smart and Mark Ceban added their names to a list of illustrious former winners as they lifted the titles