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The high court told the company linked to Michelle Mone to pay up over the supply of defective gowns, but there appears no clear route to reclaim the fundsThe five-year unravelling of Britain’s most high-profile Covid contracts scandal involving a baro…
PM to set out plans for compulsory ‘Brit card’ but faces opposition from civil liberty groups over privacy concernsUK politics – latest updatesDigital ID cards present “an enormous opportunity” for the UK, Keir Starmer has said, as the government brace…
Fabian Society argues service could keep more people in jobs and fix worklessness crisis driven by ill-healthKeir Starmer’s government has been urged to create a new “national occupational health service” funded by a £2bn levy on Britain’s biggest empl…
Health secretary calls on doctors to embrace Labour’s plan to prevent Nigel Farage getting in to power and dismantling the health serviceUnless doctors stop striking and help Labour fix the damage inflicted by the Tories, the NHS will end up dying unde…
TUC says CS Venkatakrishnan has ‘brass neck’ calling for curbs when his pay packet has doubled to £10.5mBusiness live – latest updatesThe chief executive of Barclays has said the UK government needs to limit pay rises for public sector workers and resi…
As House of Lords prepares to debate bill, Hospice UK says sector needs adequate funding for end-of-life careHospices are “on the brink” and two in five are making cuts this year despite the importance of end-of-life care if assisted dying becomes lega…
Exclusive: Data gathered by Generation Rent shows 37 councils spent £31m in 2024-25 in one-off payments to individual landlordsCouncils across England are increasingly spending millions of pounds a year in incentive payments to private landlords to per…
As fertility rate hits all-time low in England and Wales, is there cause for concern for the economy and services?“We happen to be alive at this really transitional moment,” said Prof Jane Falkingham, the director of the Centre for Population Change at…
Exclusive: Health secretary says he will not let patients be ‘ripped off’ by pharmaceutical companies amid standoffWhat is the row between Wes Streeting and pharmaceutical companies about?Wes Streeting has intensified his battle with drug companies ove…
Decision on neighbourhood health centres expected in autumn but approach divides policy expertsLabour is preparing to kick off a new wave of public-private partnerships (PPPs) in England to build the neighbourhood health centres at the heart of its NHS…