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.

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.

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.

Nurses are considering industrial action over the “slap-in-the-face” offer of a below-inflation pay rise. The Royal College of Nursing’s annual congress will debate an emergency motion, submitted by the organisation’s Welsh board, today.

A Mum has spoken for the first time about her hugely popular youth worker son who took his life just hours after completing a special film. Dean Clement, from Swansea, has been remembered with the launch of the film, called Consequences, which aims to highlight to young people the importance of thinking before they act.

A Businessman feared for his life as two hooded men attacked him with claw hammers in a Swansea hotel car park. Bleeding heavily from a leg wound, he staggered to the hotel reception area as the pair escaped with his mobile phone-organiser.

Merthyr Tydfil has become synonymous with ill health – its very name has become a byword for disease and long-term sickness. Such is the extent of the ill health problem in the borough, it regularly tops the leagues that no one else wants to win.

As the Mental Health Bill begins its passage through the House of Commons, BMA Cymru Wales warns that the Bill will not deliver for Welsh patients. Welsh psychiatrist, Dr Sian McIver said:

A 52-year-old man will go on trial at Cardiff Crown Court charged with the murder of care worker Beverley Parkhouse. Royston David Moore, of Nantymoel Road, Nantymoel, near Bridgend, was due to appear at Pontypridd Magistrate’s Court yesterday but remained in the cells during the short hearing.

The cancer charity Tenovus appointed Claudia McVie as its new chief executive. She brings 20 years’ experience in the voluntary sector to the charity, which has shops in Newport and Ebbw Vale and a number of committed fundraisers across Gwent.