Junior doctors in Wales begin 72-hour walkout in fresh strike action over pay
More than 3,000 doctors were expected to take part in the industrial action.
UK News|Feb 21
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Junior doctors in Northern Ireland vote for strike action over pay
A 24-hour walkout is planned at hospitals across Northern Ireland from March 6-7.
UK News|Feb 19
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UK weighs up response in wake of Navalny death
Lord Cameron signalled that there could be fresh sanctions against Russia officials, following the death of Alexei Navalny.
UK News|Feb 18
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Yousaf to campaign in Scottish Tory leader’s seat
The SNP have set their sights on making Scotland ‘Tory-free’ at the next election.
UK News|Feb 17
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More people waiting longer to see GP – NHS data
The number of appointments where people waited four weeks or longer for a GP last year rose by 38% on 2022’s figures to 17.6 million.
UK News|Feb 15
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Think tank urges action to stop ‘slow erosion’ of primary and community care
The King’s Fund described the lack of investment in primary care as one of the ‘most significant and long-running’ policy failures for 30 years.
UK News|Feb 13
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Polar bears face starvation risk in longer ice-free periods in Arctic – study
Scientists warn the longer periods off the ice are threatening the top predators despite their ability to adapt their habits.
UK News|Feb 13
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Proteins in blood can predict dementia 15 years before diagnosis – study
Experts say further studies are needed to understand how these tests can work in real-world settings.
UK News|Feb 12
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New Health Secretary says Matheson payout is ‘a right that is awarded’
Michael Matheson resigned on February 8 after incurring £10,935 in data roaming charges on his iPad while on a family holiday.
UK News|Feb 11
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Russia launches 45 drones in mass barrage of Ukraine
The attack came as Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky continued his shake-up of military commanders with the conflict entering its third year.
World News|Feb 11
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German far-right politician to go on trial for alleged use of a Nazi slogan
Bjorn Hocke is an influential figure on the hard right of Alternative for Germany party.
World News|Feb 9
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Ukraine’s new army chief aiming to harness power of high-tech weapons
Col Gen Oleksandr Syrskyi spoke a day after President Volodymyr Zelensky put him in charge of the battlefield campaign against Russia’s invasion.
World News|Feb 9
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Storm Ciaran was quietest day of 2023 for ambulance service
The quietest day of the year for Guernsey’s Ambulance & Rescue Service last year was when Storm Ciaran hit as islanders heeded advice to stay home.
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Zelensky appoints new army leader at pivotal moment in war with Russia
The move follows days of speculation that General Valerii Zaluzhnyi would be sacked and amounts to a major shake-up of Ukraine’s war strategy.
World News|Feb 8
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What the latest NHS performance figures show
Some 13,164 people had waited more than 18 months to start treatment at the end of December, up from 11,168 at the end of November.
UK News|Feb 8
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