GPs vote overwhelmingly to begin industrial action which could last ‘months’
Surgeries could now limit patient numbers and refuse to follow some NHS processes.
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Helen Glover has to settle for silver as Netherlands hold off GB in women’s four
Earlier Becky Wilde and Mathilda Hodgkins Byrne took bronze in the women’s double sculls.
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Dental tourism: 6% of adults say they have travelled abroad for care
Cost and access appear to be the main reasons people travel abroad for dentistry services.
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‘Missed opportunities’ to protect murdered toddler Lola James
A review by the Mid and West Wales Safeguarding Children Board set out a series of missed opportunities leading up to the death of the two-year-old.
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UK factories ‘more optimistic after election’ as activity jumps to two-year high
The closely watched S&P Global UK manufacturing PMI survey recorded a reading of 52.1 for last month, up from from 50.9 in June.
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Families brand review of maternity services at Welsh hospital a ‘scam’
Donna Ockenden, a senior midwife who led a review of Nottingham’s maternity services, said the review should be closed and a new one started.
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Becky Wilde and Mathilda Hodgkins Byrne take women’s double sculls bronze
The British pair held off a late challenge from the Netherlands.
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Hamas military wing chief Mohammed Deif died in Gaza strike, Israel says
Israel targeted Mohammed Deif in a strike on July 13 that hit a compound on the outskirts of the southern Gaza city of Khan Younis.
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Swinney urged to act to avert strike by refuse staff during Edinburgh festivals
City of Edinburgh Council leader Cammy Day said the planned eight-day walkout ‘will not be pleasant’ as bins overflow.
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Myanmar’s military regime extends state of emergency as civil war rages
The state of emergency was initially declared when troops ousted the elected government of Aung San Suu Kyi on February 1 2021.
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BBC boss to face questions on Huw Edwards at meeting with Culture Secretary
The broadcaster has said it knew of his arrest last November but continued to employ him.
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Alice Capsey pleased to see England players continue momentum during The Hundred
Capsey has been in fine form for Oval Invincibles.
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Next raises profit targets as summer sales surge
Sales at the retail chain grew as it was also buoyed by FatFace and Reiss.
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Adam Peaty back in the pool raising hopes of competing for GB in relay events
Peaty tested positive for covid the morning after winning silver in the men’s 100 metres breaststroke final.
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GPs told ‘don’t punish patients’ as ballot result looms
The last time GPs took collective action was in 1964.
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