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Lucy Letby was arrested on Tuesday on suspicion of the murder of eight babies at a hospital.

Kayla Hanna, 20, was awarded £2,000 after staff at a concert confiscated her fizzy drink.

A major supplier to UK supermarkets recalls 43 products over fears they contain the bacteria listeria.

A mental health charity says people with debt problems are twice as likely to develop major depression.

Buying glasses with the correct lenses can be expensive - but it doesn't have to be this way.

Events include a service at Westminster Abbey and a royal visit in Wales.

NI health department issues emergency licence allowing doctors to treat young boy with medicinal cannabis.

A look at the life and times of the man considered to be the architect of the NHS.

"His blisters had to be burst and the damaged skin scraped off," the boy's mother said.

BBC News asked 70 people to sum up what the NHS means to them in one word.

To mark the years of the NHS, the BFI has released a collection of rare public health films.

Best known for her role as Daenerys Targaryen, Emilia Clarke is now a Royal College of Nursing ambassador.

The great-niece of Aneurin Bevan talks about her upbringing and how she was named after him.

Patients, politicians and celebrities pay tribute to the NHS as it marks its 70th anniversary.

Knowing more about what drugs people are using is crucial to protect them from harm.

A look at key moments and striking pictures during 70 years of the NHS

Dennis Moss has worked for the Welsh Ambulance Service for more than four decades and was inspired to join by a tragedy, but had to put up with racism.

As the NHS celebrates its 70th anniversary one of its first patients recalls her life-saving treatment.

Emma has solar urticaria which means her skin breaks out into hives when she stays in the sun for too long.

The boys are seen wrapped in blankets and with divers, as a huge operation continues to free them.

Detectives are searching the house of Lucy Letby after the deaths of eight babies at a hospital.

Men who ate about two handfuls of nuts a day improved sperm count and vitality, a study finds.

We should all be doing strengthening exercises as well as aerobic activity, a report says.

Aneira Thomas arrived at one minute past midnight on 5th July 1948, at Glanamman hospital in west Wales.

Three generations of one family and a local doctor speak of the growing pressures on the NHS.

Hannah and Kelly are two doctors with the same disability but very different experiences of life in medicine.

Thousands share images of a father "breastfeeding" his daughter using a tube, syringe and fake nipple.

Why genome mapping could make the case for saving the NHS.

Dr Harold Ellis started as a doctor in June 1948 - the same month the health service was created.

A government review of the law on using cannabis-based drugs for medical purposes gets under way.

Air pollution is linked to the asthma death of a nine-year-old girl who lived near to a busy London road.

A healthcare professional is being held over the deaths of eight babies at a Cheshire hospital.

Health secretary Jeremy Hunt responds to young people's mental health care for adolescents' experiences.

Scientists say they have found a new target for tackling body odour.

Two-year-old Scarlett O'Neill died months after liver surgery at the Royal Hospital for Sick Children.

Studies show it works in mice, helping to gobble up large, aggressive breast and skin tumours.

"A very large amount of evidence" will be trawled to uncover how so many patient lives were lost or harmed.

A coding error is blamed for information being used for purposes other than individuals' care.

The woman, who is now recovering in hospital, had been declared dead following a road accident.

The head of NHS England is concerned cosmetic surgery adverts in Love Island put pressure on viewers.

The High Court heard he was left disabled after being starved of oxygen following surgery.

As moorland fires continue to burn, what's the best way to stay safe and protect yourself?

The treatment is aimed at women who are at risk of becoming infertile, such as those who receive chemotherapy.

One woman tells how being sectioned under the Mental Health Act saved her life.

One of the children we've been following for four years begins treatment to delay the onset of puberty.

Hundreds parade in hometown of Aneurin Bevan to mark 70 years since he founded the NHS.

The boss of NHS England says ensuring medical supplies continue is "right at the top of the list".

Could a drug made from magic mushrooms have the potential to transform how the condition is treated?

Tonsils removal and breast reductions are among 17 procedures that will be offered to fewer patients.

Samantha Lilley was born with a rare genetic condition which causes skin lesions, and it worried treatment will be discontinued.