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Jacqueline Murphy says funding shortages are affecting the service ambulance workers can provide.

The Princess of Wales joins pupils in east London in a campaign for Children's Mental Health Week.

It comes as the NHS in England is preparing for its biggest-ever round of industrial action this week.

An increasing number of dental practices are going private and dentists are leaving the area.

The NHS says it might not be able to renew staff contracts for fixed term posts at the Integrated Care Board.

A Burton-upon-Trent business says it struggles to meet pet-owner demand as workers return to offices.

Rothesay Nursery School in Luton teaches children as young as two about emotional wellbeing.

The kit is small enough to fit through a letterbox and arrives in plain packaging through the post.

Leader of the Unite union meets the Welsh health minister on the eve of ambulance service walkout.

Unite's leader says the PM should intervene, ahead of the biggest week of walkouts in NHS history.

What you need to know about strikes by nurses and ambulance workers by the BBC's Zoe Conway.

After finding out there was not a breast cancer support group in Taunton, Heather Lamont set one up.

Sir Ed Davey says a higher minimum wage for the sector would help prevent an "exodus" to better paid jobs.

The cross border collaboration is between six research institutions and universities.

About 50% of families are not getting help they are eligible for, South Shields MP Emma Lewell-Buck says.

Doctors will struggle to see every patient seeking care, NHS executives warn.

A shortage of midwives forced the closures of units in Chipping Norton and Wantage in 2021.