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Does the latest review offer families the hope of finally having their voices heard?

The warning for parents comes as a heat-health alert continues for parts of the UK.

There has also been a rise in children and teenagers taking the drugs, NHS figures show.

The fight for affordable HIV/Aids treatment

People are asked to check on the vulnerable as temperatures look set to top parts of the Med.

The latest figures show an estimated one in 25 people has the virus.

Some NHS buildings are unsafe and urgently need upgrading, trust bosses warn.

England's former deputy chief medical officer is knighted for his work during the pandemic.

A watchdog says some inmates at HMP Lewes were let out of their cells for 30 minutes a day.

Kettering General Hospital says it is yet to receive £46m awarded in 2019 to help fix some of the issues.

Sarah Sutton faces not getting any sick pay due to ongoing health issues keeping her off work.

Alex Robins says she will keep "fighting and fighting" for her one-year-old daughter, Lexi.

A man who spent two months in a coma after having Covid says people should "never give up".

Sajid Javid's replacement faces a big list of problems, including NHS staff pay and long waiting lists.

Weekend warriors who cram rather than space out their exercise quota do just fine, a study suggests.

Isyaka Mamman, thought to be 85, used the wrong needle and inserted it into his patient's heart sac.

One hospital also goes further by reinstating a temporary ban on visits to patients.

A pilot scheme will courier chemotherapy drugs from Portsmouth to the Isle of Wight, NHS England says.

Hospices across the UK are being squeezed by rising inflation, charities warn.

A hospital doctor admits gross negligence manslaughter after 48-year-old Shahida Parveen died.