Victoria Macdonald is Health and Social Care Editor at Channel 4 News.
Victoria Macdonald is an award-winning journalist, who has been covering health and social care issues for Channel 4 News since 1999.
She reports on changes in the NHS - the reforms and the politics - whether it is in hospitals or in the community or, indeed in Westminster.
She closely follows the care system and how it impacts on the elderly and those with disabilities as well as investigating issues, including mental health, HIV/Aids and TB, and child health.
Victoria is originally from New Zealand and worked for the Sunday Telegraph before joining Channel 4 News.
As the number of coronavirus infections continues to rise, senior doctors are warning that NHS beds are filling up fast.
A white paper on reforms to the Mental Health Act promised nearly two years ago still hasn’t been published, despite repeated calls for reforms to help address racial bias.
In Bradford, large-scale human trials of the Novavax vaccine have begun their phase 3 trials, the first in the world to reach this stage with this particular vaccine.
A WHO official has warned that the vast majority of the world’s population is still at risk from coronavirus.
England’s missing coronavirus cases should never have happened, the health secretary has admitted.
There are still high rates of coronavirus infections across England, according to the latest research from Imperial college.
The Prime Minister has apologised after he “misspoke” as he tried to explain new lockdown restrictions being imposed in the North East of England. More and more areas face curbs as the virus spreads across the country leading to confusion. Today, the UK recorded 7,143 new cases, the biggest daily rise since the start of…
The number of new UK coronavirus cases has soared by more than 6,000 in the last 24 hours. So too the number of deaths – and those needing hospital treatment.
Our Health and Social Care Editor Victoria Macdonald is in Downing Street.
The latest daily UK figures show that there have been 4,368 new Covid cases, and the latest 24-hour death figure is 11.
Baroness Harding has admitted the number of people trying to book tests was “three to four times” the number of tests which were available.
What’s gone so badly wrong with the testing system and can it be fixed?
The Health Secretary Matt Hancock has defended the Covid testing system after MPs challenged him over lack of availability.
The coronavirus is spreading again across the UK but it’s getting harder to be tested – as government labs struggle to cope with a backlog of almost 200,000 tests.
Our Health and Social Care Editor Victoria Macdonald joined us from Westminster.