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Department of Health show figures show that in June, 8,918 people waited for more than 12 hours.

Canada is the first nation to use warnings on individual cigarettes in an effort to deter smoking.

Henrietta Lacks' cells were harvested in 1951 without her consent and used for medical research.

The emergency department at Dorset County Hospital in Dorchester is "extremely busy".

Bosses have apologised after a review identified a range of incidents at Salford Royal Hospital.

Ex-smoker Dave Rolfe is cancer-free after a tumour was detected early at a check-up.

More than 200 food outlets on the Isle of Wight are overdue for an inspection.

Amy Dowden says she wants to share her "chemo journey" to help raise awareness.

Venues display stickers and promotional material to say they are breastfeeding and pump friendly.

The veteran fundraiser's family is appealing against an order to demolish the building.

More than 75,000 people at greatest risk of losing their sight are waiting too long for treatment.

Analysis of the past three years, and what are the latest figures telling us?

Firefighters, police and health workers are honoured for their response to the deadly blaze.

The MP should learn on Tuesday whether a by-election will be held in her constituency.

Councillors agree the benefits to the community of a larger practice outweigh other considerations.

Jonathan Taylor says his family are still struggling to truly accept what happened to his wife.

Morgan Ridler's mum says reports of scams are "raw", given that her son died just four weeks ago.

The mum of four-year-old Teddy says she was "so touched" her colleagues had taken on the challenge.

Amy, 36, says anyone thinking of having a non-surgical procedure should "know the consequences".