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‘No easy solution’ to tackling poverty in Wales with cost-of-living crisis exacerbating problems

By Bronwen Weatherby, Reporter26th September 2022News Wales

There is “no easy solution” to tackling poverty in Wales, a report commissioned by the Welsh Government has found. The major review has highlighted how the current cost-of-living crisis has

Reeves: I’ll reverse abolition of 45% income tax rate to fund NHS staffing surge

By Richard Wheeler, Ben Hatton, David Hughes and Amy Gibbons, Reporters26th September 2022News England

A Labour government would fund a surge in NHS staffing by reversing tax cuts for the highest earners in Britain, according to Rachel Reeves. The shadow chancellor said the party

Fresh inquest starts into death of young woman refused hospital admission

By Dave Higgens, Reporter26th September 2022News England

A new inquest will examine whether there was a “further missed opportunity” to prevent the death of a vulnerable young woman who killed herself after being refused admission to hospital,

Borders man with incurable cancer plans to help others with book full of stories of hope

By The Press Association26th September 2022News Scotland

A businessman living with incurable cancer is working on a new book which he plans to give free to others with the disease. Kevin Donaghy, from the Scottish borders, is

Protesters gather at HMP Bronzefield to call for end to imprisonment of pregnant women

By Rebecca Speare-Cole, Reporter26th September 2022News England

Protesters have gathered outside HMP Bronzefield in Surrey to call for an end to the imprisonment of pregnant women and new mothers. Activists, former inmates and mothers with their children

Labour pledges to build National Care Service enforcing high standards in homes

By The Press Association26th September 2022News England

Labour has pledged to recruit care workers by guaranteeing fair pay, workers’ rights and appropriate training under a National Care Service as it claimed “too many private equity firms are

Chancellor’s plan puts national debt on ‘unsustainable’ path and only benefits wealthy, IFS warn

By Sam Blewett, Reporter23rd September 2022News England

Kwasi Kwarteng is “betting the house” and putting national debt on an “unsustainable rising path” with vast tax cuts that only benefit those earning more than £155,000, according to the

Trial scheme launched to improve experience of domestic abuse victims in courts

By The Press Association23rd September 2022News Scotland

Prosecutors are “determined” to increase the confidence that victims have in the criminal justice system, Scotland’s Lord Advocate said after the launch of a pilot scheme to improve the experience

Man sentenced to 12 years in prison for string of sexual offences in Fife and Moray

By The Press Association23rd September 2022News Scotland

A man who was convicted of raping children and women over the course of two decades has been jailed for 12 years. Joseph Lowther,42, was sentenced on Friday at the

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‘No easy solution’ to tackling poverty in Wales with cost-of-living crisis exacerbating problems

Reeves: I’ll reverse abolition of 45% income tax rate to fund NHS staffing surge

Fresh inquest starts into death of young woman refused hospital admission

Borders man with incurable cancer plans to help others with book full of stories of hope

Protesters gather at HMP Bronzefield to call for end to imprisonment of pregnant women

Chancellor’s plan puts national debt on ‘unsustainable’ path and only benefits wealthy, IFS warn

Trial scheme launched to improve experience of domestic abuse victims in courts

Man sentenced to 12 years in prison for string of sexual offences in Fife and Moray

‘Prolific’ people smuggling gang behind 10,000 migrant Channel crossings convicted

Warnings on GP surgery redundancies and care home closures amid Budget tax hike

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Over 40,000 articles

‘No easy solution’ to tackling poverty in Wales with cost-of-living crisis exacerbating problems

Reeves: I’ll reverse abolition of 45% income tax rate to fund NHS staffing surge

Fresh inquest starts into death of young woman refused hospital admission

Borders man with incurable cancer plans to help others with book full of stories of hope

Protesters gather at HMP Bronzefield to call for end to imprisonment of pregnant women

Webwatch: TikTok could face £27m fine for ‘failing to protect children’s privacy’

Labour pledges to build National Care Service enforcing high standards in homes

Chancellor’s plan puts national debt on ‘unsustainable’ path and only benefits wealthy, IFS warn

Trial scheme launched to improve experience of domestic abuse victims in courts

Man sentenced to 12 years in prison for string of sexual offences in Fife and Moray