The Chief Executive of Travelodge has told Good Morning Britain she was only made aware of a sexual assault at one of her hotels this month, more than 3 years after it happened. Jo Boydell says she is horrified that a guest was attacked after a man was given access to her room, but admitted she was aware of other incidents in which people have accessed rooms of guests that they don't know. The survivor, who we are calling 'Emily', told our correspondent, @ashnahurynag, she is worried it will happen again.

Two-thirds of Brits suffer from health-related anxiety, leaving them constantly worried that they’re ill, according to an exclusive poll for Good Morning Britain. As Philip Sime reports, using AI to check symptoms could be making that anxiety even worse.

Storm Goretti has battered Great Britain overnight, with 99 mile per hour winds recorded on the Isles of Scilly, more than 70,000 homes without power and hundreds of schools closed. What is the weather like where you are? We want to hear from you. Share your pictures and videos with us or email them to [email protected].

The “heartbroken" family of a mum-of-three, who they believe died after being injected with a black market ‘skinny jab’, has called for a crackdown on unlicensed weight loss drugs. The family of Karen McGonigal say she died in May, just days after she was allegedly administered an unlicensed jab. @itvnews Health Correspondent Rebecca Barry reports.

The family of a murdered two-year-old girl say they want a new law created in her name to help protect other children. Maya Chappell suffered severe brain damage and died after being violently shaken by her mother's boyfriend. Today, Labour MP Liz Twist will raise Maya's Law in Parliament. The legislation would allow parents or guardians to request disclosure about a partner or caregiver’s past risk to children. @emma__sc0tt reports.

'What happens next?' @adilray asks @YvetteCooperMP as a ceasefire is due to come into effect in Gaza within the next 24 hours.