Laura Bundock

Alice was 22 years old when she took her own life at London's Goodmayes Hospital in July 2015. Earlier this year, a jury found the North East London NHS Foundation Trust and ward manager Benjamin Aninakwa did not do enough to prevent her from killing herself.

Analysis shows at least 133 people have died because of a poison advertised on online forums - and lawyers representing the families say they want a public inquiry into their loved ones' deaths.

The father of Hannah Aitken, who had been sent to six different mental health hospitals in four years, speaks to Sky News around the second anniversary of her death, explaining why he wants changes to the law concerning poisons.

The 14-year-old died after being treated at Taplow Manor in Berkshire - which closed in 2023 following a Sky News investigation.

Ruth Szymankiewicz was supposed to have one-to-one supervision but an inquest hears she was left alone.

More than 500 families say they have been harmed by maternity care at the Oxford University Hospitals Trust, and are calling on the health secretary to investigate.

Sky News investigates a number of deaths linked to a London NHS trust that was recently convicted in the case of 22-year-old Alice Figueiredo.

The cases of 800 patients who were operated on by the paediatric consultant are being urgently re-examined.

Cambridge University Hospitals Trust is reviewing 800 patients treated by the same surgeon. Of these, 700 are children who underwent planned orthopaedic surgery. Another 100 are patients who received emergency trauma surgery.

Addenbrooke's Hospital in Cambridge is reviewing 800 cases of patients operated on by a now-suspended paediatric surgeon, including at least 100 trauma cases.

Ryan Lock and Sarah Robinson say they have had to fight for answers after a hospital trust "put up a huge wall" following their daughter's death.

The hospital suspended the orthopaedic surgeon after discovering nine operations performed on children had fallen below the expected standard.

In a recent interview, Donald Trump said he would not intervene in the Duke of Sussex's case.

Mingling with the cream of UK showbiz and Hollywood big hitters, the King showed he was back on form and determined to keep his post-treatment diary full, after a week in which other royals also stepped up.

Parents and some scientists want more research and clearer guidance on whether helmets successfully treat flat head syndrome in babies.

The billionaire, who died last year, has been accused of sexually assaulting dozens of former employees.

The King's trip to Australia and Samoa had "subtle adjustments" made to it so the monarch, who revealed he had cancer in February, has time to rest.

Following Labour's landslide victory, most members of the panel expressed hope for the country's future. But others questioned whether the new government would make any meaningful changes.

Rishi Sunak and Sir Keir Starmer sat down in Grimsby last night to be grilled by Sky News' political editor Beth Rigby and a 100-strong audience.

Most of our unique panel told us they're still undecided about who to vote for on 4 July - with some sceptical about how election pledges will be funded.