The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) isn’t doing enough to tackle fake online pharmacies, according to its former investigator. 

People 'dying' due to fake online pharmacies, former watchdog investigator says

The pills are addictive and mostly banned as either Class A or Class C drugs without a doctor’s prescription.

ITV News investigation finds fake pharmacies selling dangerous mislabelled drugs

An ITV News investigation has found hundreds of potential vulnerabilities on public service websites, with staff passwords at one council posted in full online.

UK councils and hospitals at risk of cyber hackers, ITV News reveals

Cristofaro Priolo, 80, suffered a cardiac arrest at Highgate Care Home in Hornsey Lane where he was living with Alzheimer's.

The retired caretaker relied on others to feed him safely and was supposed to be on a soft food diet, but he was fed large chunks of almost raw cauliflower.

Widow whose husband died choking on cauliflower says he 'suffered unnecessarily'

At one point armed police were searching door-to-door amid reports someone may have been hiding, according to residents.

Three found dead in home for over-60s as armed police carry out search

Daniel, not his real name, was told the police response time would be an hour after he rang 999 to report a man threatening to "kill his first Jew".

Stalled search for an attacker who went looking to kill jews in West Hampstead

Man with stick chases people in north London

One Jewish student told ITV News London she was told to "go back to the gas chamber".

Shock rise in antisemitic attacks with victims punched, sworn and spat at

Handout video grab dated 29/11/21 of young Jewish people during an open-top party bus in Oxford Street. The group was spat at by a group of men in what was described as a "bigoted antisemitic attack". Issue date: Thursday December 2, 2021.


They were part of a group on a bus ride through central London stopping on Oxford Street to sing and dance to celebrate Hanukkah.

Teenagers subjected to anti-Semitic abuse were 'scared and humiliated'

The man told ITV News London in an exclusive interview that he immediately lost consciousness and broke his ankle after being punched in the face.

Jewish grandfather attacked so viciously 'he didn't even realise what happened'

Data from five refugee charities , shared with ITV News, shows at least 1,800 Afghan families are still unable to bring close relatives to Britain. 

Afghan families separated: 'Those left behind face the death penalty’

Over 120 clinicians from different specialties have signed a letter calling for Evusheld to be used as soon as possible - but not everyone is convinced.

Evusheld: The debate over its rollout in the UK 

In the most recent US primary, Liz Cheney - Trump's greatest critic within the party - was humiliated, losing her seat in a landslide.

Trump vanquishes his Republican critics - but still faces legal peril

 The party resort is banning happy hours, drink deals and party boats as it attempts to clean up its image and seeks to attract a less boozy British tourist.

Magaluf cracks down on boozy Brits with strict laws to tackle excess drinking

This feels like as close as it gets to an emergency but the government stands accused of failing to react accordingly, Joel Hills writes.

Chancellor confirms Treasury working on additional cash payments for households

The study suggests that, if Liz Truss becomes prime minister, the same tax cut would leave the richest households in the UK better off by £93 a month.

Truss's National Insurance cut worth just 76p a month to poorest households

During the meeting it was broadly agreed 'to do more to help' the most vulnerable, but no specifics were agreed upon.

No plan agreed to solve energy crisis as bosses met with government 

People in Darlington have said the soaring cost-of-living is 'killing them,' and they don't know how they'll make it through the winter.

Sam Holder

Reporter, ITV News