Inquest hearings into the deaths of 62 women, who died of breast cancer, have heard evidence from a former colleague of the rogue surgeon Ian Paterson.

Doctor raised concerns about Ian Paterson seven years before his suspension

Ian Paterson’s surgical practices have been the subject of multiple reviews, an inquiry and a criminal trial.

Did women die at the hands of the jailed breast surgeon Ian Paterson?

Dr Domenico Cipolla treated Charlotte Golunski and her daughter at the Di Cristina Children’s Hospital in Palermo after they were rescued from the sunken yacht.

Doctor says it is a 'miracle' toddler rescued from sinking superyacht was saved

ITV News' correspondent Stacey Foster visits the Rother Valley - one of Labour's key target seats - to see if Labour's plans on crime reassure voters.

'Zero-tolerance crime zones': Will Labour's crackdown plans win over voters?

Speaking to ITV News, the reality TV star discusses the aftermath of her son's birth that left her with PTSD.

'You should never come that close to death': Louise Thompson recalls son's birth

ITV News obtained exclusive CCTV footage which showed the man responsible for her death putting Libby into his car. She was never seen again.

Libby Squire's mother says killer's offences should have been 'red flags'

In England and Wales, 5,254 children who have an Education Health Care Plan don’t have a place at any school, writes Social Affairs Correspondent Stacey Foster.

Nearly 9,000 children with special educational needs miss out on schools

This will be a relief to headteachers who carry the pressure of inspection and rating almost entirely alone, writes Social Affairs Correspondent Stacey Foster.

Ofsted's single-word judgements should be scrapped, says MPs

Valdo Calocane has been sentenced to a high-security hospital order after admitting three counts of manslaughter by diminished responsibility.

Timeline of Nottingham triple killer's contact with mental health services

Inspections have been paused in England for additional training following the death of primary school headteacher Ruth Perry last year.

ITV News told 97% of school leaders want single-word Ofsted reports axed

A survey by the British Medical Association shows that 87% of doctors believe the way PAs are currently used is at least sometimes a risk to patients.

Physician Associates are a risk to patient safety, say 87% of doctors

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.

Campaigners want £1 ticket contribution to save grassroots music venues

As energy theft continues to rise, ITV News Consumer Editor Chris Choi explains the risks posed by interfering with a meter.

Stacey Foster

Social Affairs Correspondent, ITV News