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The move follows a small number of cases at Western Isles Hospital in Stornoway

Amy Dowden is undergoing chemotherapy after being diagnosed with breast cancer in May.

Scotland's national director urges eligible people to get vaccinated when the programme starts.

Politicians want Welsh people to be healthier, but TV's Dr Chris says it is nearly impossible.

Stuart Dollery has written about caring for his parents who suffered with Alzheimer's and dementia.

Jim Kilpatrick's life was saved via a liver from Val Renwick's husband - now they're close friends.

One prostate cancer patient says he was forced to carry used "nappies" around in a backpack.

Work is under way on a new mural celebrating newly promoted Luton Town Football Club.

The nurse was questioned for nearly 60 hours - the BBC's Judith Moritz watched it all.

The inquiry will investigate the circumstances around the deaths, as well as the handling of concerns.

Dr Dewi Evans says the case was "absolutely appalling" and "beyond belief".

Hospital bosses failed to investigate allegations and tried to silence doctors, BBC investigation finds.

Seahaven, in South Shields, "didn't always allow people to live with dignity", a watchdog says.

Critics broadly welcome the Fury family's new docu-series, released on Netflix earlier this week.

An NHS trust is also investigating the healthcare worker, who was in an "advanced practice role".

People whose lives were damaged by surgery say they are still waiting to see an official report.

Alan Price was told he was selling chocolate that posed an "imminent safety risk".