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The government is being told to urgently set up a financial package to help patients damaged by epilepsy drug valproate and vaginal mesh.
Ministers previously rejected calls for a financial scheme to aid those affected by the medical products. But a report on Wednesday says that position is "unsustainable" and is "causing immense anxiety for harmed patients".
It has been suggested the eight shadow ministers and two parliamentary private secretaries who stood down on Wednesday night after ignoring a three-line whip could still be part of a future government
For nearly 50 years campaigners have fought for recognition that a pregnancy test drug called Primodos, given to them by their GPs, damaged babies in...
It is an enchanting image that will strike a chord with most parents: baby Nicola, surrounded by her adoring family, as she gazes curiously at the single candle on her first birthday cake.