Extra 700,000 people of working age ‘will live with major illnesses by 2040’
Analysis by the Health Foundation suggests 23% more working-age adults will be diagnosed with a major illness by 2040.
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More than three in four NHS workers have experienced mental health issues – poll
NHS Charities Together said ‘we all have a responsibility to make sure those who work for the NHS are looked after too’.
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North of England ‘sees greater costs as higher rates of children enter care’
Analysis in a new report has ‘exposed the deeply rooted social inequalities’, the authors said.
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War Graves Commission warns of ‘turning point’ for legacy of commemoration
The caretaker organisation has said the sacrifices of veterans could be forgotten unless more is done to engage younger generations.
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Paediatricians urge law change to ban smacking in England and Northern Ireland
Bans have already been introduced in Scotland and Wales in recent years.
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‘World’s most advanced robot’ to be exhibited in Scotland
The acquisition is a bid to ‘demystify complex technologies and foster a greater understanding of the potential benefits of robotics’.
UK News|Apr 16
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Advert banned over complimentary food and drink claims on train services
Two passengers who frequently travelled first class but did not receive complimentary food and drink complained that the ad was misleading.
UK News|Apr 16
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Research reveals there are more school-based than regular foodbanks nationwide
There are more than 4,000 school-based foodbanks in primary and secondary schools across England, the figures show.
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Manchester Arena victim’s mother to walk to Downing Street to demand new law
Martyn Hett’s mother Figen Murray will walk from the venue to London ‘to hand-deliver a letter to the Prime Minister’.
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Insurers charging rates similar to credit cards for monthly cover – Which?
Some home insurers are charging nearly 35% APR on monthly payments, the consumer group said.
UK News|Apr 16
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Working arrangements for temporary doctors in NHS ‘can pose patient safety risk’
Temporary doctors, also known as locums, are used in the health service to fill staffing gaps.
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Ex-Post Office chief not ‘clever’ enough to ask about challenges made to Horizon
David Mills gave evidence to the inquiry on Tuesday.
UK News|Apr 16
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Trump trial: Why can’t Americans see or hear what is going on inside courtroom?
New York state law regarding media coverage of court proceedings is one of the most restrictive in the US.
World News|Apr 16
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Timeline of events in how school prayer rituals ban led to High Court challenge
Michaela Community School in north London was taken to court by a student over its policy.
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More London children secure top choice of primary school
The number of applications for places at primary schools in the capital has dropped amid the falling birth rate.
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