The Royal College of Emergency Medicine branded corridor care "dangerous, degrading" and "dehumanising".

In January, 613,000 patients were waiting for treatment, down from 800,395 in December.

It is not clear how the individuals gained access to the operating theatres or who gave permission.

A vulnerable patient was left with two days to have an abortion before the legal cut-off point.

The GP management company has been criticised by patients, doctors and the first minister.

Minister says much more work is needed before high level supervision at Betsi Cadwaladr can stop.

The arrival of 200 Indian nurses in Wales is welcomed - but a union warns of far greater shortages.

Busy hospital car parks cause patients to be late for their appointments.