内容摘要："There's no one-size-fits-all, we explain from day one that their recovery journey depends on them, but we are here to help and support them," he said.

"There's no one-size-fits-all, we explain from day one that their recovery journey depends on them, but we are here to help and support them," he said.

Some viewers may be surprised to learn that the Billericay home of Pam and Mick, played by Alison Steadman and Larry Lamb, is actually just down the road from Barry, in the village of Dinas Powys.It's where Gavin and Stacey both lived for periods of time during the series, and was where much of the 2008 Christmas special was filmed.

A caravan site in Rhoose, Vale of Glamorgan, was home to Dave’s caravan – where Nessa, played by Ruth Jones, lived with Dave and Neil the baby.Nessa’s booth can be found in the real-life Nessa’s Slots, on the seafront at Barry Island.It's next to a number of chippies and the wall overlooking the beach where Gavin, a pregnant Stacey, Nessa and Smithy sat during the final scene of the last episode of series three.

Marco’s cafe in Barry Island can be seen in many shots of the seafront throughout the show.It features most prominently in series three when Stacey gets a job working there.

During the 2008 Christmas special, Nessa and Dave Coaches set up a Christmas grotto in a dishevelled tent just outside the cafe.

"Oh Gav, I'm not being funny, you've got to sit on the knee - it's the rules," Nessa, dressed as Santa, told Gavin.Services for children and young people are also affected with 13 specialists hubs reduced to eight.

The BBC also discovered the NHS in England no longer monitored the status of Long Covid clinics and stopped doing so nearly a year ago.Spokespeople for NHS England and the Department of Health confirmed they were no longer tracking how many Long Covid clinics were still operating.

Birmingham-based charity Long Covid Support used Freedom of Information (FoI) requests to ask hospitals about what clinics they have for patients.Margaret O'Hara, from the group, said changes in the way clinics were funded inside the NHS had led to many services being merged or stopped altogether.