The woman whose life was made “absolute hell” by 81-year-old Dorothy Evans has said she is not happy the Asbo pensioner is in prison. Angela Casa has told BBC Wales she would rather her neighbour Evans was in hospital because of her age.

The Welsh NHS is continuing to get into debt, with managers forecasting a £33m overspend for the last 12 months, according to research by BBC Wales. The debt was calculated from a survey of all Welsh NHS Trusts, local health boards and Health Commission Wales.

Volunteer ambulance crews are being used to take sick patients to hospital in a bid to reduce delays. A number of St John Cymru employees and volunteers have been drafted in by the Welsh Ambulance Service to answer urgent calls from GPs who request an ambulance to take a patient to hospital.

Doctors are calling on the next Welsh Assembly Government to put public health at the heart of their policies. The British Medical Association Cymru’s manifesto calls for a long list of improvements to people’s everyday health.

The family of Kay Miller yesterday witnessed her “haunting” final moment as she calmly stood in front of an oncoming train. The 14-year-old walked on to the tracks and killed herself after telling her family she was being bullied at school. She had also made a separate accusation of rape and battled with anorexia.