Assisted dying patients could have to pay for their death, minister suggests
Wes Streeting has already asked his department to look at what spending would be required at the taxpayers' expense.
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Satirical Labour minister explains historical Trump tweets
Labour have got some bridges to build with the new administration in the US - and Michael Spicer is here for it.
First ever vaccine for norovirus trialled in the UK
It could spell the end for the vomit virus.
City hosting climate conference hit by torrential flooding
"Meanwhile the climate deniers still question what we can all see happening in front of our eyes"
British public asked for ideas to fix NHS and the responses have been… interesting
Suggestions submitted to the NHS 'Change' website include harnessing the passive aggressive energy of GP receptionists and replacing ambulance sirens with healthy eating advice.
Brexit ‘disaster’ wipes 40,000 jobs from City of London
It comes as banks were given a year to shift clearing from London to the EU if they want to continue doing business in Europe.
Alan Milburn takes up lead role in Labour’s health ministry
Campaign group Keep Our NHS Public have warned that this could mark the start of a two-tier health service under the Labour government.
Concerns raised over ‘dystopian’ weight loss trials on unemployed
One person compared the move to the US in 2014 where a series of scandals broke out about pharma companies doing phase one drug testing on homeless people.
Unemployed could be given weight loss jabs to help them back into work
The drugs have been hailed as 'life-changing'.