A “concerning” number of patients have died from heart conditions, after being given the all-clear by medical professionals 

'It is the saddest thing': Misinterpreted ECG tests result in fatal consequences

Scientists say seagulls are struggling, with numbers falling dramatically over past few decades.

Why the chips are stacked against seagulls as numbers fall

There are questions over the accessibility of the election with many feeling “ignored and forgotten”.

Calls for election to be more accessible for disabled people

The UK Health Security Agency says 1,468 cases of whooping cough were confirmed in England between January and February 2024.

Parents urged to protect babies from whooping cough

A coalition of the UK’s leading health experts is calling on the government to make school meals free for all pupils to tackle food poverty and poor nutrition

Health experts call for universal free school meals to tackle food poverty

An ITV News investigation has found items being sold online which are unsuitable and potentially unsafe for babies

'Tragedies waiting to happen': Baby products sold online putting infants at risk

Tens of thousands are to be evacuated from the World Scout Jamboree in South Korea due to concerns about an approaching tropical storm.

Tens of thousands to be evacuated from World Scout Jamboree 

The Chief Executive of UK Scouts has said they feel “disappointed” and “let down” by the organisers of the World Scout Jamboree in South Korea

UK Scouts 'let down' by organisers of World Scout Jamboree

A heatwave in South Korea has led to scores of young attendees at an international scouting event requiring medical attention, including some from the UK.

UK embassy in South Korea steps in to support scouts amid jamboree chaos

The UK is one of a number of countries to have delayed sending their Scouts to the site in South Korea

Floods cause delays at World Scout Jamboree

Scouts from all over the UK are heading out to what is seen as the ultimate camping trip.

Thousands fly out to South Korea for World Scout Jamboree

Days away from the King’s visit, the Republic movement in Australia has released research claiming 40% of Australians don’t know Charles is head of state.

Will Australia ditch the King and vote to become a republic?

Polling suggests half of those who voted Labour at the general election feel let down by the government - what do you think?

100 days of Prime Minister Keir Starmer: How has it gone so far?

It means cancer patients could soon experience slower treatment and poorer patient experience, as ITV News' Health Correspondent Rebecca Barry reports.

Analysis reveals a quarter of England’s radiotherapy technology is out of date

ITV's Political Editor Robert Peston looks at the "nightmare" facing the Chancellor as she prepares for her first Budget.

Can Reeves increase investment and avoid austerity?

The Princess of Wales spoke to mental health workers in Southport after meeting the families of three children killed at a Taylor Swift themed dance class.

Kate makes first public appearance since completing chemotherapy

 Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rachel Reeves taking applause after she addressed the Labour Party Conference in Liverpool. Rachel Reeves may need to raise up to £25 billion from tax increases if she wants to keep spending rising with national income, the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) estimates. Issue date: Thursday October 10, 2024.

The IFS warns changing the debt rule inherited from the Conservatives will do “almost nothing” to improve funding for public services.

Up to £25 billion in tax rises may be needed for 'no return to austerity' pledge

As the US election heats up, conspiracies theories about Hurricane Milton, due to batter Florida, are being circulated online.

Democrats accused of 'controlling the weather' over hurricanes in the US

No one begins their career headlining Glastonbury’s Pyramid Stage and many of the UK’s grassroots music venues are struggling to keep their doors open.

Lauren Hall

Reporter, ITV Regional News