The health board always maintained that publishing it would breach the confidence of members of staff who contributed to it

Hergest: Long awaited Holden Report reveals extent of issues at unit

Doctors have recorded a rise in the number of children showing symptoms of tic disorder in the wake of the pandemic

'It feels like you're on fire' - Teen shares what it's like to have tic attack

A review into stillbirths between January 2016 and September 2018 looked into 63 “episodes of care” where a baby was stillborn. 

Cwm Taf: Review finds one in three stillborn babies might have survived

Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board has relocated staff following the deaths of two patients just months after the Health Board came out of special measures

Staff changes at north Wales psychiatric units 'mystifying' after patient deaths

Doctors warn they expect people to come forward later than usual with TB due to the pandemic and if cases go undetected, it can become resistant to drugs.

Warning Wales could see the return of TB sanatoriums if disease goes untreated

Despite most Covid rules being lifted, problems with care homes' insurance policies means many families feel visits to see loved ones are still too restricted.

'I've lost so much time' Why care homes are still restricting visits in Wales

Care bosses have told ITV Wales they are posting daily job adverts but receiving no applications, forcing them to reject work and leaving families without care.

Care sector buckling under the pressure of 'dire' staffing crisis

Health worker walks past queue of amublances

NHS bosses say they are facing an 'extreme surge' in patient demand and the health service cannot recover at the expected speed.

NHS in Wales facing ‘highest levels of demand ever’

Doctors have told ITV Wales that patients are taking their frustration over measures like phone appointments out on them.

Doctors facing 'relentless' abuse over Covid safety measures

ITV Wales can exclusively reveal that more than four thousand people in Wales expected to come forward for a cancer diagnosis have not, due to the pandemic.

More than 4,000 cancer diagnoses 'missing' since start of pandemic

Eluned Morgan said some of the money will pay for technology that was due to be replaced, but much of it will help the healthcare system recover post-pandemic.

Health Minister announces £25m for new equipment to tackle wait times

Boris Johnson made the claim during during an interview with broadcasters on Tuesday.

Can the PM be saved by his 'no one told me it was a rule-breaking party' excuse?

A diminished domestic labour pool coupled with stricter immigration rules, post-Brexit, is a potent cocktail and not necessarily one you’d choose to order.

Reasons to be cheerfully anxious as latest labour figures are released

Afghanistan's situation is so dire, that one father offered to sell his daughter to an ITV News team, while malnourished babies struggle for life in hospital.

Amid scenes of starvation is opinion on aid to Taliban-led Afghanistan changing?

FILE - Britain's Prince Andrew attends the Sunday service at the Royal Chapel of All Saints at Royal Lodge, Windsor, following the death announcement of his father, Prince Philip, in England, April 11, 2021. When Jeffrey Epstein’s longtime companion Ghislaine Maxwell goes on trial next week, the accuser who captivated the public most, with claims she was trafficked to Britain’s Prince Andrew and other prominent men, won’t be part of the case. U.S. prosecutors chose not to bring charges in connection with Virginia Giuffre, who says Epstein and Maxwell flew her around the world when she was 17 and 18 for sexual encounters with billionaires, politicians, royals and heads of state. (Steve Parsons/Pool Photo via AP, File)




The Duke of York, who was stripped of his royal duties, is still a Counsellor of State. Royal Editor Chris Ship explains the role and the rules around it.

Andrew can deputise for Queen, despite no royal patronages - how it works

This week saw the start of an inquiry by MPs into how it has to come to pass that so many tenants are living in uninhabitable homes

'Scandalous': Housing bosses respond to ITV News investigation as inquiry begins

Just two weeks away from China’s Olympic opening ceremony things have taken a bizarre and concerning twist in that part of the world. 

The Covid-carrying parcel that’s set the Beijing Winter Olympics on edge

Career soldiers and diplomats have said the decision to pull out of Afghanistan - widely seen as a disastrous one - rests solely on Biden, writes Emma Murphy.

Why ex-army chiefs and diplomats despair at the US withdrawal of Afghanistan

ITV News reports from Afghanistan where more than 13 million - that's two in three - are in desperate need of life-saving aid.

Ellie Pitt

Health Reporter, ITV Wales