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Charity had argued arrangements were not fit for purpose with 154 children still missing from hotelsThe Home Office’s “routine” housing of unaccompanied child asylum seekers in hotels is unlawful, the high court has ruled.The charity Every Child Protec…
Housing secretary calls L&Q boss to meeting after ombudsman orders social housing landlord to pay tenants compensationUK politics live – latest updatesMichael Gove has told Britain’s second biggest social housing landlord: “You have failed your res…
Healthwatch England says patients getting sicker and mental health deteriorating because of delaysThousands of patients in England are experiencing “catastrophic health impacts” as a result of vital NHS appointments, procedures and operations being del…
Despite Scottish government rhetoric, report says not enough being done to move rural land into community ownership Land reform campaigners have accused Scottish ministers of “losing their radical edge” by failing to properly confront Scotland’s unequa…
Ombudsman says there was maladministration in tackling disrepair and complaints received dismissive responsesOne of Britain’s biggest social landlords has been ordered to pay tenants more than £140,000 in compensation as a special investigation by the …
Ozempic and Saxenda among drugs being reviewed after reports of suspected adverse reactions in patientsA popular weight-loss drug is among those being reviewed in the UK after being linked to reports of suicidal or self-harming thoughts within patients…
Prime minister defends lack of compensation scheme for victims and families affected by scandal Rishi Sunak was heckled at the infected blood inquiry as he defended the lack of a compensation scheme for victims and family members affected by the scanda…
BMA announces latest action beginning on 11 August in dispute over pay and conditionsMinisters are under fresh pressure to resolve the NHS pay row after junior doctors announced they will stage a four-day walkout next month that is likely to lead to th…
Committee also says government has more work to do to tackle structural problems in early years childcareMinisters should remove business rates and VAT from nurseries so that they are able to pay their staff more, a group of MPs have recommended.In the…
Rise in ownership among pupils has sparked a wave of research into pros and cons of mobiles in educationUnesco calls for global ban on smartphones in schools‘I would crank up the restrictions’: teachers on banning phones in schoolMobile phones are so p…