Department of Health & Social Care

Hinpack, which makes test tubes, is run by the former landlord of a pub near Matt Hancock's old home.

The health secretary defends his team after a court rules he acted unlawfully during the pandemic.

Almost one in three children is living in a household claiming at least one form of benefit.

The aim is for health and social care to join up more, but Labour questions the timing of the move.

Centralising responsibility for social care would risk disruption, a council-commissioned report says.

The plans, revealed in a leaked document, would reverse changes made under David Cameron.

Sarah Leadbetter says the government has not given her accessible information about shielding.

A £500 payment is already available for those on low incomes who cannot work from home, No 10 says.

Liam Fox said he had to answer questions on radicalisation and moving and carrying loads.

A blind woman takes legal action against the government claiming it has failed to keep her informed.

An MP hears back from the government after raising his concerns over the deaths of five women.

Private cannabis clinics have now opened in the UK, charging up to £800 per month for prescriptions.

Matt Hancock said the NHS was preparing to roll out a Covid-19 vaccine if one is approved for use.

The labs will use technology to speed up the process so results come faster, the government says.

The Sunday Times claimed a PR boss passed information to clients after leaving his government role.

Campaigners says no-one should be dying from eating disorders in the UK, yet it happens every day.

A coroner raised concerns after inquests for five women who died in Cambridgeshire.

A BBC investigation finds people are being refused home Covid tests because of their credit histories.

The Public Accounts Committee says massive sums of public money could be wasted.