Dozens of amendments have been added to the bill from both sides since it passed its first stage.

Two Nobel prize-winning scientists worried about "asymptomatic transmission" between staff and patients.

MPs say new laws and "deep-rooted cultural change" are needed at the Department for Work and Pensions.

Former Bradford City striker Dean Windass opens up about dealing with mental health.

That Time of the Month with Naga Munchetty, Dr Nighat Arif & Dr Christine Ekechi.

Farm Care has "seen an impact" on youngsters' mental health on east Surrey farms.

GPs from different areas of England tell us how they feel about plans to legalise assisted dying.

GPs are deeply divided over assisted dying with personal beliefs shaping their views, BBC research reveals.

Cross-party group of MPs say move is causing uncertainty at time when NHS is under huge pressure.

Henry has ADHD and struggles with everyday tasks and remembering appointments.

Treating patients with a drug before surgery greatly reduced the chances of the cancer coming back, a small trial found.

NHS trusts "try to stop" coroners issuing Prevention of Future Death reports, an inquiry hears.

Many are from the most deprived areas, and a significant number are neurodivergent or have other health conditions, a study says.

Many care workers say it is a rewarding job, so the task is how to get more people in the UK to apply.

The England fly-half will be at the University of Surrey promoting a new set of wellbeing exercises.

Tony Dixon was suspended after mesh surgery was found to have caused harm to hundreds of patients.

Kathryn Nicklas said embarrassment as a teenager meant she had struggled to advocate for herself.

The BBC Radio Northampton Headfest event offers children the chance to learn, relax and get moving.

A rising number of food products contain claims about being a source of protein or being rich in it.

As WeightWatchers files for bankruptcy, we examine the competition it faces from weight loss jabs.