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Alison Dayani

Alison Dayani

History of Harry Moseley as his funeral takes place

HARRY was just seven when he was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumour in 2007.Read

Hundreds gather for Harry Moseley's funeral in Birmingham

Hundreds of people gave a fond farewell to inspirational ‘Britain’s Kindest Kid’ Harry Moseley as his funeral took place in Birmingham.Read

Moseley office workers in life-saving rescue of colleague

ACCOUNTANT Mark Driver is relieved his number wasn’t up after quick-thinking work colleagues saved his life when he suffered a severe heart attack.Read

Birmingham Hospital Trust shamed with the highest number of NHS complaints in the country.

THE Health Service Ombudsman has named a Birmingham hospital trust as the ‘‘most complained about’’ in the NHS.Read

Birmingham medics win Women of the Year awards for saving lives of British troops

FOUR Birmingham medics have been named Women of the Year for their heroic work saving the lives of British troops.Read

Harry Moseley's mum opens her heart about son's overwhelming legacy

PARENTS of Britain's Kindest Kid, Harry Moseley, have opened their hearts about the "overwhelming legacy" that he has left behind. Read

Five council-run children's homes under threat from closure in Birmingham

FIVE council-run children’s homes and 170 jobs are under threat from closure under cash-saving plans, union leaders have revealed.Read

Pupils, parents and teachers at Harry Moseley's school reveal his death has left a "hole" in their community.

THE DEATH of ‘Britain’s Kindest Kid’ Harry Moseley has left a gaping “hole” in the lives of fellow pupils and teachers, his school said yesterday.Read

Harry Moseley's legacy sees his fund break the £100k barrier for Cancer Research UK

sheldon news, DONATIONS for Harry Moseley’s campaign to help Cancer Research UK have crossed the £100,000 barrier since his death.Read

Special Report: Families plea to council over living on "Birmingham's most dangerous road"

WITH six children aged 18 or under, mum Nayla Hussain is terrified every time her family steps outside their house on “Birmingham’s most dangerous road”.Read

Hall Green nurse saves man's life at 36,000 feet

A BIRMINGHAM nurse was an angel of the skies after helping save a life on a flight to Turkey 36,000ft in the air.Read

Births return to Sandwell with opening of new downgraded maternity unit

BIRTHS have returned to Sandwell after a controversial maternity merger scrapped its labour wards.Read

Birmingham hospital named as one of worst offenders for hospital food being returned

A BIRMINGHAM hospital has been named as one of the worst in the country for patients returning uneaten meals.Read

Stafford Hospital hit with fresh warning over quality of care

A SHAMED Midland hospital where at least 400 patients died needlessly due to care failings has been issued a further warning.Read

Lottie's Lifeline: Top Birmingham transplant surgeon reveals the heartache of few donor hearts in Britain

A LEADING Birmingham transplant surgeon has revealed Britain’s critical need for more heart donors.Read

Inspirational Harry Moseley goes home from hospital

SELFLESS brain tumour youngster Harry Moseley was today returning home from hospital as medics are unable to offer any more lifesaving treatment.Read

Special report: Will a fat tax plan solve Birmingham's obesity problem?

IT’S no secret that the credit crunch has boosted sales for pizza parlours, burger bars and bakers with an array of cheap sausage rolls, fast food and buns available.Read

Birmingham memorial services for parents of babies lost during pregnancy and after birth

TWO remembrance services for babies who have died take place across Birmingham this weekend.Read

Top Birmingham obesity doctor backs 'fat tax' but warns it doesn't go far enough

A LEADING Birmingham obesity doctor warned a “fat tax” on junk snacks would only work if the Government cut the price of healthy food too.Read

Kings Heath stroke victim dad makes it to son's wedding thanks to medical breakthrough

PROUD dad Ken Brookes was heartbroken when a stroke threatened to stop him being best man at his son’s wedding.Read

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Alison Dayani is Health Correspondent on the Birmingham Mail but also covers general news, features, music and theatre. As a trained video journalist, she provides footage of events and health stories for the website too.