After thousands of women responded to ITV News' investigation, Dismissed: The Menopause Scandal - where we asked if enough is being done to help women going through this life-altering change - we speak to two experts about what heard.

Dr Helen Wall, a GP and menopause specialist and Professor Pooja Saini, a professor of suicide and self-harm prevention at Liverpool John Moores University, joined ITV Granada Reports Correspondent Mel Barham to go through just some of the messages we received.

Women say they are being failed by the NHS on menopause. It comes as ITV News reveals a "postcode lottery" in medical training, with some institutions are dedicating as little as one hour of formal teaching to the topic across a five-year degree.

ITV Granada Reports Correspondent Mel Barham takes look into the growing number of women who have taken their own life at an age where they typically experience the menopause, as well as its links to a wave of late ADHD diagnoses among women.

AI. We’ve all heard of it, and we probably all use it in some way, shape or form - even if you don’t even know it.

But what happens when the programmes become more than just the odd helpful hand? What happens when we begin to turn to it for advice, seeking solace, or simply a companion?

A study by national youth charity OnSide found that 39% of those aged between 11 and 18 turn to AI for just that - for support, advice, and company.

So what can we do? Gamal Fahnbulleh chats to three young people from Salford Youth Zone about how their life has been impacted by AI.