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Party says figures highlight growing loss of faith in ability of services to be there for people when neededGrowing numbers of patients are making their own way to A&E instead of taking ambulances with nearly 2.7 million people taking alternative t…
Growth of 0.3% is a positive sign but the chancellor still has major difficulties to confrontUK economy posts 0.3% growth in three months to JuneBusiness live – latest updatesBritain’s economy has defied the doomsayers. After growing strongly in the fi…
Exclusive: Ecctis alleges Cloud Bai-Yun used profits from government contract to buy out her shares in breach of fiduciary dutyThe company that runs visa services for the UK government is suing its former chief executive for £6m over her alleged improp…
Common Wealth report calls discounted sales of council homes one of the ‘largest giveaways in UK history’Margaret Thatcher’s right-to-buy scheme has cost UK taxpayers almost £200bn, according to a report into the policy’s contribution to Britain’s hous…
DHSC rejected as ‘unusable’ PPE supplied by company linked to Lord Chadlington, which later went bustThey were the lucrative deals that epitomised the “VIP lane” set up by Boris Johnson’s government during the Covid pandemic, which gave priority for pe…
Exclusive: Data reveals ‘invisible crisis’ with millions yet to have first specialist appointment or diagnostic testAlmost half of the 6 million people needing treatment from the NHS in England have had no further care at all since joining a hospital w…
Chancellor says the government has ‘got to get the balance right on taxation’ after call by Anneliese DoddsA new civil service internship scheme will be open only to working-class students as part of a drive to make Whitehall better reflect the country…
Royal College of Nursing urges ministers to improve 3.6% offer to avoid industrial action ballot later this yearNine out of 10 nurses have rejected a 3.6% pay award for this year and warned they could strike later this year unless their salaries are im…
Research shows difficulties ahead for ministers if they are to keep manifesto pledge to extend riverside public accessCampaigners in Devon are calling for a right to the riverbank after finding their local river, the Dart, has 108 separate owners, with…
BMA chiefs overruled their negotiators because pay demands were not met, sources sayWes Streeting thought he had struck a deal with resident doctors to stop a five-day strike in England, only for the British Medical Association to then reject it, sourc…