Parents have lost a legal challenge against the teaching of young children about gender identity and sex in primary schools across Wales. Campaigners launched a judicial review in the High
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Home Office rules affecting millions of EU citizens living in the UK under a scheme designed to settle their immigration status after Brexit are unlawful, a High Court judge has
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Almost all of the ambulance trusts in England are at such a level of disruption that the environment might not be considered safe and patients might face harm. The majority
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Health Secretary Steve Barclay has accused trade unions of making a “conscious decision” to “inflict harm” on patients as thousands of ambulance staff walk out on the first of two
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A woman accused of lying about being the victim of an Asian grooming gang staged a “finale” to her story when she injured herself with a hammer and posted an
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Hundreds of appointments and services have been hit as nurses take to the picket lines across Northern Ireland for the second time in a week. Health trusts across the region
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Wales’s health minister has urged people not to “add extra pressure” on the ambulance service ahead of planned strike action – warning crews will only be able to respond to
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A father of two in his 40s who does not want to receive hospital treatment even though he may not live to see the new year has won a fight
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A health board is warning people only to come to accident and emergency departments if their situation is urgent or life-threatening, as hospitals face “significant pressures”. NHS Greater Glasgow and
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Ministers have been warned not to delay the release of papers relating to a row over deals for coronavirus personal protective equipment (PPE). The Government has promised to release documents
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