Anthony Williams pleads guilty to wounding charges but denies attempted murder in the Cambridgeshire train stabbing case. The trial will proceed, shedding light on a complex series of events.
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The husband of a Norfolk GP has been charged with murder after her sudden death. Dr Hannah Terry’s passing has shocked the community, and the investigation continues.
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An MSP’s health issues and online misogyny shed light on the challenges of public service. Collette Stevenson’s experience calls for empathy and a healthier political culture.
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Dame Rachel de Souza advocates for paid leave for parents of seriously ill children, emphasizing the need for financial and emotional support. The campaign gains momentum with the tragic story of Hugh Menai-Davis and the proposed “Hugh’s Law.”
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George Mason, a dementia patient, has been granted a stay in Sweden while his deportation case is reviewed. His family is fighting to keep him in the country, citing medical risks associated with a move to the UK.
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NHS bosses warn of potential chaos in ADHD and autism care, while international affairs and global tensions remain in focus.
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A new report reveals a shocking death rate among care leavers in England, calling for better support and preparation for young adults leaving care.
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UK health agencies issue egg safety advice for vulnerable groups amid a salmonella outbreak. The FSA recommends avoiding undercooked eggs and certain products when eating out, while reassuring the safety of well-cooked eggs and British supermarket eggs.
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England is on track for a record year of heat-related deaths, with 2,877 fatalities during the May and June heatwaves. The UKHSA’s preliminary estimates highlight the need for preparedness and adaptation.
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Russell T Davies shares the emotional journey of his husband’s eight-year battle with brain cancer, reflecting on their love and resilience.
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