Ban on advertising and safeguard for child patients added to Assisted Dying Bill
MPs vote in favour of assisted dying opt-out for all healthcare workers
MP ‘will not be complicit’ in approving assisted dying law in safeguards call
MPs warn social care reforms ‘doomed to fail’ without ‘robust financial case’
No extra money for pay rises says Downing Street, amid threat of renewed strikes
Downing Street hails ‘undoubtedly good’ meeting between Trump and Zelensky
Trump-Zelensky meeting ‘step in the right direction’ – minister
Ministers focused on US trade deal, despite signal tariffs will go no lower
UK braced as more US tariffs kick in amid fears of widespread economic damage
MP shares experience of daughter’s eating disorder amid appeal for support
Pharmacies pause action while they examine Government funding deal
Pharmacy funding boost is a ‘step forward’ but still ‘falls short’, say leaders
Free morning-after pill at pharmacies will end ‘unfair postcode lottery’
Government urged to ‘grasp the nettle’ on social media’s impact on young men
Minister raises concerns over ‘ease’ of becoming counsellor or therapist
New estimate ‘shows scale of exploitation on Wild West care visa route’
‘Fair enough’ for US to expect Europe to do more on defence, suggests minister
Assisted dying Bill committee to consider domestic abuse amendment
Use of AI software that predicts falls and illnesses to be scaled up nationwide
Ministers vow to boost dentistry access with 700,000 appointments rollout
Amount of five-year-olds with rotting teeth rising in parts of England – data
Government accused of ‘quietly and wrongly’ backing assisted dying
Assisted dying: Ex-judge says coercion ‘extraordinarily difficult to detect’
Assisted dying proposal clears latest Commons test amid money questions
Former Supreme Court judge among those to appear before assisted dying committee
MPs reminded to be civil as assisted dying committee meets for tense start
MP behind assisted dying Bill ‘very open’ to hearing how it can be made safer
Assisted dying committee to meet formally for first time after historic vote
NHS dentistry is at ‘death’s door’, Streeting tells MPs
Hospice funding welcomed but charity warns one-off investment not enough
Hospices say funding boost will help them give continued compassionate care
Two Government ministers to sit on assisted dying Bill scrutiny committee
Dementia remains UK’s leading cause of death, analysis finds
Crackdown on employers who flout visa laws and exploit foreign workers
Funding for tech and arts sessions aimed at giving unpaid carers a break
Kendall defends Cabinet colleagues voicing ‘strong opinions’ on assisted dying
Justice Secretary says assisted dying ‘slippery slope to death on demand’
Home Secretary signals backing for assisted dying law change
Starmer declines to say which way he will vote on assisted dying
Lack of availability of baby formula creating ‘public health crisis’, says MP
MPs push for hearing aids to be made ‘cool’ to encourage their use
Budget 24: Labour tax questions & six-figure earners
NHS care can be a ‘death sentence’ for some patients – Wes Streeting
Starmer insists NHS must make better use of tech amid data protection concerns
NHS data sharing will streamline services, says health minister
Ambulances 'drop and go' in London works well, says health minister
Residential school students to be offered free NHS eye and ear checks in school
NHS 111 to offer mental health support to those in crisis for the first time
Social care workforce fund scrapped but Government ‘intends’ future support
In Pictures: Tractor trips and putty pizzas as leaders make final push for votes
Labour urges Tata to avoid irreversible action on Port Talbot plant pre-election
Record arrivals see migrant Channel crossings top 12,000 for year so far
Migrant Channel crossings top 11,000 for year so far
Labour not imposing candidates in Wales, says Kinnock
Number of migrants crossing Channel believed to have hit 10,000 for year so far
Plan to cut legal migration levels is ‘working’, Home Secretary insists
Asylum seekers not reporting to Home Office ‘will be found’, vows minister
If 300 people are sent to Rwanda it would cost £2 million per person
Ireland won’t be ‘loophole’ for other countries’ migration issues – Harris
Unions say their plan to save steel jobs rejected by Tata
