12 May 2021
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How viral pianist with dementia is helping others
When Paul Harvey's piano playing went viral, it inspired a donation of £1 million to charity.
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Ruthie Henshall: Lack of visits 'took her down so quickly' in care home
The actress pays tribute to her mother Gloria, who died in a care home on Tuesday.
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Covid: The race to vaccinate the world
What happens when vaccines are slow to arrive - and what it means for ending lockdowns.
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How to get Bangladeshi men talking about mental health
Bangladeshi men in the UK are being encouraged to talk about the effects the pandemic has had on them.
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Alder Hey children's mental health team see rise in calls for help
A children's mental health crisis team speak exclusively about the impact of Covid and the lockdowns.
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India's Covid crisis: Rural hospitals unable to cope as virus spreads
We uncover the conditions that patients face in health centres unequipped for a crisis like Covid.
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Philippines Covid surge throws country into disarray
A second Covid surge is putting renewed pressure on the country's healthcare and economy.
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Covid and pregnancy - should you get the vaccine?
As the Covid vaccine is rolled out to younger age groups, BBC News looks at what it means for anyone expecting a baby.
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Mental health: 'We need to care for patients, but also ourselves'
Following the death of his cousin, Dr Dan Gearon created the charity, You Okay, Doc?
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Tokyo 2020: The mental strain of the delayed Olympics
Two Olympic hopefuls tell the BBC about the mental health impact of the delay to the Tokyo games.
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Elections 2021: 'Parents shouldn't have to fight for child's care'
A mum believes her disabled son is being failed by the social care system.
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Covid: 'I held my husband as they turned the machines off'
The widow of a father-of-three who died with Covid says she feels "honoured" she could be with him when he died.
