Investigations begin at a Madrid hospital where a Spanish nurse is the first person known to have contracted the Ebola virus outside west Africa.

Nobel Prize winner John O'Keefe warns the government that policies on immigration and animal research are risking Britain's scientific standing.

Scottish neighbourhoods with the most licensed premises have the highest rates of alcohol-related illness and deaths.

New figures show very few Welsh patients are taking advantage of rules allowing them to be treated abroad and reimbursed by the NHS.

There are no plans to introduce Ebola screening for those arriving in the UK, Public Health England says.

Doctors in Madrid test three people for Ebola after a Spanish nurse became the first person known to have contracted the virus outside Africa.