Each day more than two people under 35 in Britain are diagnosed with malignant melanoma - the deadliest form of skin cancer - new figures from Cancer Research UK reveal.

The government will attempt to wrestle back the initiative on its NHS reforms in England by launching a "listening exercise" later.

Every day, on average, at least two people in Britain under the age of 35 are diagnosed with the deadliest form of skin cancer - malignant melanoma.

Seven out of 10 older people in nursing homes across Ireland are getting at least one inappropriately prescribed medicine, according to a study.

Cancer patients in Wales are being denied access to life-prolonging drugs available in other parts of the UK, a charity claims.

The government will start giving families on low incomes vouchers to buy frozen fruit and vegetables - until now, the vouchers could only be used to buy that produce fresh.

Genetic tests for conditions such as cystic fibrosis should be available before conception, says the government's advisory body on genetics.

Prime Minister David Cameron says he is listening to the concerns over NHS reform.