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Eluned Morgan is under pressure after putting Betsi Cadwaladr into special measures a second time.

The trust that runs Hinchingbrooke and Peterborough maternity units fears exposure risk to staff.

A doctor tells jurors he wished he had bypassed hospital management and gone to the police.

Labour says the government has "vacated the field" on supporting women with menopause in work.

Zholia Alemi worked as a psychiatrist for 22 years after she forged a medical degree, a court hears.

A coalition of organisations says the official inquiry does not focus enough on the role of racism.

Beijing hits back that the outbreak's origin is "about science and should not be politicised".

Eli Crossley, who has muscular dystrophy, explains now new technology is helping in his daily life.

About 200 patients are to be offered a blood test as an alternative to colonoscopies.

A series of local family hubs will be opened in England after a survey showed knowledge gaps existed.

Some may quit NHS contracts over threats of fines, costs and paper work, dentists warn.

Ian Milner, 55, says he has suffered bullying and abuse because of his hearing loss.

Investigation finds more than a third of services are giving misleading information or unethical advice.

The Healthcare Safety Investigation Branch says rising work pressure is a risk for staff and patients.

There is no evidence bird flu will start spreading between people but experts are preparing for any scenario.

Christie Harnett, Emily Moore and a third person died while under the care of a mental health trust.

The singer pays for a day's worth of scans and pledges to do more.

They are walking out over pay and want an increase to make up for 15 years of inflation.

A House of Lords Committee says more action is needed to avoid disruption to medicine supply in Northern Ireland.

Experts are assessing a very rare side effect of nasal decongestants that could harm brain blood flow.

The number of medical staff working at the O2 Academy Brixton did not match industry recommendations.

Medics at a London hospital are seeing so many risky cases they have drawn up treatment guidelines.

Innovative ways to use personal protective equipment have emerged since the Covid-19 pandemic.

Data shows ethnic minorities are no longer more likely to die from the virus than white people .

Health Secretary Steve Barclay will meet Royal College of Nursing bosses for talks over pay.

The deaths were under the care of University Hospitals of Derby and Burton NHS Foundation Trust over a 16-month period.

A forthcoming government white paper on gambling is expected to tighten regulation in the sector.

The BBC speaks to about a dozen parents with concerns after children died or became seriously ill.

There are now nearly 2.5 million adults of working age who are long-term sick, official figures show.

British Medical Association planning 72-hour walkout as early as mid-March in fight for more pay.

Heather Rendulic was able to use her left arm and hand for the first time in nine years.

Caitlin has a condition which meant she was born with no bones in the fingers of her left hand.

What you need to know about ambulance and Border Force workers' strikes, by the BBC's Zoe Conway.

BMA members have been balloted over a junior doctors strike, with the result expected on Monday,

BBC news editor Carly Appleby reflects on life six years after her breast cancer diagnosis, aged 37.

People in Cardiff say they buy meal deals because of the price during a cost of living crisis.

Hospitals in Wales "didn't want to know" about the needs of disabled staff, says Dr Georgie Budd.

Hospitals in England report patients slipping on sewage, staff becoming ill and leaks on wards.

Royal College of Nursing to take action from 1 to 3 March in England in biggest walkout of dispute.

Researchers say claims the milk helps support brain and nervous system development are unfounded.

Roger, 69, is well enough to go home from hospital - but like many others, he cannot be discharged.

Papilloedema begins with pressure in the head and can be the first sign of a tumour.

Jude Aston says he is like a "new man" after deciding to have his leg amputated.

Severely disabled children, who rely on emergency care, are being put at risk, doctors warn.

NHS England says the new approach to lower-priority emergency calls will speed up response times.

Staff at the UK's largest blood processing centre near Bristol are urging people to book in now.

A family fear a 10-year-old may slip into a world of "silent darkness" if his hearing loss worsens.

A toddler becomes the first to be treated by the NHS with a new gene therapy costing £2.875m.

Teddi from Northumberland has a rare genetic condition and will be treated by the NHS with a new gene therapy.

Early tests in mice look promising for a non-hormonal, on-demand pill that immobilises sperm.