Royal Infirmary: Last News

Police are becoming increasingly concerned for a missing man last seen near Manchester city centre more than 24 hours ago. Greater Manchester Police has this evening (March 12) issued an urgent appeal to find Shazaib.

Half of the country's medical workforce is heading out on strike in the morning. Hospital halls will be much quieter, GP surgeries will stall and patients will face more delays.

A man has been stabbed in broad daylight in Glasgow city centre after a disturbance.

Greater Manchester was hit with intense pressures this winter as strains on the NHS rose to unprecedented heights. But health bosses have admitted those same challenges will continue even as the spring approaches.

A reveller smashed a pint glass over the head of another woman during a row over a seat in a Scots piano bar.

A Scots nurse has shared impressive transformation pictures after dropping more than six stone.

A cancer patient from Glasgow has praised NHS staff after undergoing robotic surgery she says saved her life.

A schoolgirl who was caught falling asleep in class by her teacher was then diagnosed with cancer. Khursheed Mohammed was just five when she was told by doctors that she had acute lymphoblastic leukaemia, reports Leicestershire Live.

A man has been rushed to hospital after crashing on a road in Aberdeen.

An NHS Tayside doctor who fled Iraq has spoken of how he now splits his time between working in Iraq and Perth.

A Scots dad has shared the heart-warming story of his miracle twins who defied the odds after being born three months before their due date.

A man has died after he reportedly tried to rescue his dog from drowning in Aberdeen.

A man who was crushed by a forklift says he will be "forever grateful" to the ambulance crew who saved him. Brave Matt Kinghorn, 44, met with Christopher Pettitt and Stuart Richardson at their base at Aberdeen Central Station to offer his gratitude in person.

serial killer Peter Tobin’s death, the brother of his final victim says he is “gutted” that the monster is dead.Dan McNicol – the brother of teenage hitchhiker Dinah McNicol who died at Tobin’s hands in August 1991 – says he is “gutted” that Tobin died.Dan says that he wanted the cancer-riddled beast who murdered his sister to “suffer in agony for eternity”.READ MORE: 'Peter Tobin was my husband and I'm glad the monster is now dead', says ex-wifeTobin's body will be cremated and, unless a relative comes forward to claim his remains, there will be no funeral.But Dan has urged the authorities to simply dispose of his ashes without any ceremony at all, saying: “Bin them, flush them down the toilet – he’ll just be ashes. I do not care.” Dan wanted to visit Tobin at his hospital deathbed and laugh at the warped serial killer before asking him: “Can you smell the sulphur yet, you sick paedophile?”Dan, 50, had been planning to drive 400 miles from his Essex home to confront the his sister’s murderer, who spent the final days of his life chained to a bed at Edinburgh’s Royal Infirmary.

An Ayrshire cancer patient is getting back to normal life after her leg was saved during remarkable surgery in the middle of Covid restrictions.

A pedestrian was taken to hospital after being hit by a bus on a busy road in south Manchester on Tuesday evening (August 2). The incident sparked a huge emergency services response on Wilmslow Road in Rusholme.

An inquest into the death of a woman who was hit by a bus near Piccadilly Gardens in Manchester city centre has been opened and adjourned. Joyce Bacon, 60, from Droylsden, Tameside, died when a double-decker collided with three pedestrians at a bus stop stand on July 10.

A surgeon emerged from completing a ‘life-saving’ procedure to be told he would be slapped with a £70 fine for ‘parking on the wrong level’. The fine then came despite NHS staff being exempt from parking charges at the Manchester Royal Infirmary, claims the consultant.

A young woman has been rushed to hospital after being hit by a police car responding to an emergency call in Aberdeen city centre.

Coronation Street cobbles for good - though it doesn’t feel like such a long time, with his presence still haunting the street. Lately fans have been convinced that Fiz’s partner Phill could have a link to him, after they spotted similarities between Phill’s new house and the house Phelan was keeping Andy Carver hostage in.And actor Connor McIntyre hasn’t been shy in teasing a return to the soap - perhaps as Pat’s long-lost twin.But what else has the actor been up to since leaving Corrie? From opening up about his horror heart attack to a drastic change of careers, we take a look into the star’s life after the ITV cobbles.In 2017, Connor opened up to The Mirror about the “massive heart attack” he suffered years prior - admitting he “should have been gone”.Speaking to the publication, the Corrie actor said of his 2003 heart attack: “Luckily, I was in Manchester just minutes from the Royal Infirmary, and the NHS did a great job.

The partner of a young mum who died suddenly aged just 26 has spoken of the moment he realised something was gravely wrong.