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Exclusive: research reveals 350 low-paid workers a day are raising complaints about errors in benefit top-upsMore human contact is needed in the UK’s automated welfare system, ministers have been warned, as it emerged 350 low-paid workers every day are…
MPs back new bill for medical graduates, designed to limit brain drain to countries including the UK and USA new bill to impose five years’ mandatory service on Nigeria’s medical graduates in an effort to stop the exodus of doctors to the UK and the US…
Co-author says UK’s oldest form of social housing could be part of solution to care crisisPoor, older people living in almshouses enjoy longer lives than far wealthier people living elsewhere, a study has found.The secret to longer life has been intens…
Ellie Taylor, 15 at the time of 2017 terrorist attack, was shocked by how hard it was to obtain trauma counsellingManchester Arena attack: nearly a third of young survivors have not had professional helpEllie Taylor had been looking forward to the Aria…
Labour leader to say plan for reforming NHS will focus on ‘biggest killer of young lives in this country’A Labour government would reverse the rise in the number of deaths from suicide as part of a health plan to replace pain and anxiety with a “hope …
Kat Watkins, who requires a ventilator at night, said she is suffering from severe back pain after night at Travelodge in HounslowA disabled wheelchair user who requires a ventilator at night had to sleep on a sofa in a hotel dining room because the ac…
Campaign funded by Entain urging people to write to MP was shameful, says chair of parliamentary groupThe owner of Ladbrokes, Entain, has been accused of “dishonest” lobbying after it funded an operation mobilising people to complain to their MP about …
Concerns attempts to block local deals with Lib Dems or Greens risk allowing Tories to regain control of councilsLabour faces accusations of overcentralised meddling after the party’s national executive vetoed planned coalitions with the Liberal Democr…
Busy Bees branch within hospital complex fined £225,000 plus costs for food safety and hygiene offencesA branch of Britain’s largest private childcare provider has been hit with a record fine after inspectors found fresh mouse droppings in the kitchen …
Exclusive: Clinic operated by BPAS was intended to provide IVF at cost price but was sold to private providerEngland’s first not-for-profit fertility clinic has shut within a year of opening and has been sold to a private provider, in what one of its f…