The overhaul of the NHS in England is hindering its ability to make the savings it needs to safeguard its future, MPs say.

An outpatient treated at a New York hospital is recovering from shock after being billed $44.8m (£29.2m) in error.

The overhaul of the NHS in England is hindering its ability to make the savings it needs to safeguard its future, MPs have said.

The chief medical officer for England, Dame Sally Davies, is to contact doctors, nurses, and midwives about concerns young children and some adults are deficient in vitamin D.

"Progress is too slow" and the NHS faces a "huge challenge" in making the savings needed to safeguard its future, the chairman of the health select committee has warned.

The shadow health secretary has accused the government of creating chaos by pushing on with its Health and Social Care Bill.

Sir Richard Branson urges the government to take responsibility for drugs policy away from the Home Office and treat misuse as a "health issue".

Health minister Simon Burns disagreed with the findings of the Commons Health Select Committee chaired by a former Conservative health secretary.