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‘Tragically sad situation’ led to teenager struggling with lockdown taking own life, coroner concludes

By Claire Hayhurst, Reporter8th July 2021News England

A teenager struggling with isolation during the Covid-19 lockdown took her own life, an inquest heard. Gabrielle Treharne, 17, was found dead at her home in Cannington, Bridgwater, Somerset, on

Government to set up new unit across multiple departments to tackle drug misuse in society

By John Besley, Reporter8th July 2021News England

A new drugs unit will be set up to help end illegal drug-related illness and deaths, the Government has announced. The Joint Combating Drugs Unit will combine multiple Government departments,

Mandatory vaccination of care home workforce ‘unnecessary and misguided’, academics warn

By Jemma Crew, Reporter8th July 2021News England

Mandatory vaccination against coronavirus of care home staff is “unnecessary, disproportionate, and misguided”, academics have warned. Government plans to make Covid-19 jabs a condition of deployment for care home staff

Young people and community heroes honored at Pride of Scotland awards

By Douglas Barrie, Reporter8th July 2021News Scotland

A schoolboy who underwent a “heart in a box” transplant and a pensioner who saved a woman’s life during a knife attack are to be honoured with awards for unsung

Government urged to respond a year after damning review published into NHS scandals

By Ella Pickover, Reporter8th July 2021News England

The Government has been urged to issue a full reply to a damning report which was published a year ago. A scathing inquiry into three NHS scandals, published in July

Over 100 experts condemn Government’s ‘dangerous and unethical experiment’ over restrictions

By Helen William, Reporter8th July 2021News England

More than 100 scientists and doctors have signed a letter accusing the UK Government of conducting a “dangerous and unethical experiment” and urging it to reconsider its plans to abandon

Planned operations postponed as Covid patient numbers rise at one of UK’s largest hospital trusts

By Amy Murphy, Reporter7th July 2021News England

Planned elective operations at one of the largest and busiest hospital trusts in the UK are having to be postponed after an increase in Covid-19 admissions. Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS

Engage: UK offshore asylum plan is just another way of imposing forced movement on vulnerable people

By Leonie Ansems de Vries, King's College London7th July 2021Engage

Asylum seekers who enter the UK “irregularly” – that is, without the required legal documents for entry – will be moved to asylum centres abroad where they will be held

Two more hospitals halt non-urgent elective ops as ‘code black’ status declared

By The Press Association7th July 2021News Scotland

Code black status has been declared at two more hospitals in Scotland due to Covid-19 pressures, with non-urgent elective operations postponed. NHS Grampian said both Aberdeen Royal Infirmary (pictured) and

Sturgeon calls for ‘care and caution’ if restrictions to be eased as 3,800 new cases identified

By The Press Association7th July 2021News Scotland

Nicola Sturgeon has said it is a time for “care and caution” if restrictions are eased further after almost 3,800 new coronavirus cases were identified. The First Minister expressed confidence

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‘Tragically sad situation’ led to teenager struggling with lockdown taking own life, coroner concludes

Government to set up new unit across multiple departments to tackle drug misuse in society

Mandatory vaccination of care home workforce ‘unnecessary and misguided’, academics warn

Young people and community heroes honored at Pride of Scotland awards

Government urged to respond a year after damning review published into NHS scandals

Over 100 experts condemn Government’s ‘dangerous and unethical experiment’ over restrictions

Planned operations postponed as Covid patient numbers rise at one of UK’s largest hospital trusts

Engage: UK offshore asylum plan is just another way of imposing forced movement on vulnerable people

Two more hospitals halt non-urgent elective ops as ‘code black’ status declared

Sturgeon calls for ‘care and caution’ if restrictions to be eased as 3,800 new cases identified

Charities condemn ‘negative’ language as Reeves vows welfare fraud crackdown

Taxes, borrowing and spending up in Rachel Reeves’ first Budget

Man who created computer-generated child abuse images jailed for 18 years

Robinson jailed after admitting contempt of court by repeating false refugee allegations

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Over 40,000 articles

‘Tragically sad situation’ led to teenager struggling with lockdown taking own life, coroner concludes

Government to set up new unit across multiple departments to tackle drug misuse in society

Mandatory vaccination of care home workforce ‘unnecessary and misguided’, academics warn

Young people and community heroes honored at Pride of Scotland awards

Government urged to respond a year after damning review published into NHS scandals

Over 100 experts condemn Government’s ‘dangerous and unethical experiment’ over restrictions

Planned operations postponed as Covid patient numbers rise at one of UK’s largest hospital trusts

Engage: UK offshore asylum plan is just another way of imposing forced movement on vulnerable people

Two more hospitals halt non-urgent elective ops as ‘code black’ status declared

Sturgeon calls for ‘care and caution’ if restrictions to be eased as 3,800 new cases identified