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Sajid Javid announces end of lockdown in England despite forecasting soaring coronavirus cases

By David Hughes, Reporter12th July 2021News England

The use of domestic vaccine passports and face masks will be encouraged as ministers set out a cautious approach to England’s “freedom day” on July 19 in response to soaring

First Minister leads tributes to women’s rights charity boss who died suddenly

By The Press Association12th July 2021News Scotland

Nicola Sturgeon has led tributes to the head of a gender equality charity who died last week. The First Minister described Emma Ritch, the executive director of women’s rights organisation

Domestic abuse victims urged to call charities following England’s Euro 2020 defeat

By Laura Parnaby, Reporter12th July 202112th July 2021News England

Victims of domestic abuse have been urged to call charities for support following England’s loss to Italy in the Euro 2020 final on Sunday evening. Domestic violence charities Women’s Aid

Frontline social care workers highly undervalued and should be paid extra £7000 a year, new report

By Iain MacDonald, Reporter9th July 20219th July 2021News England, Reports & Resources

A ground-breaking report from Community Integrated Care (CIC) has found that many frontline social care workers are undervalued by as much as 39% – nearly £7000 per year – in

Stormont ministers agree new Covid-19 relaxations on July 26 despite rising infection rates

By David Young and Rebecca Black, Reporters9th July 2021News Northern Ireland

Stormont ministers have agreed a further wave of Covid-19 relaxations for Northern Ireland. The measures, which include the end of social-distancing requirements for outdoor activities and a reduction of the

Local councils face ‘£3 billion budget deficit’ as nation emerges from lockdown restrictions

By The Press Association9th July 2021News England

Local councils across the UK are facing a £3 billion budget deficit as a result of the pandemic, according to an investigation by the BBC. The broadcaster’s Shared Data Unit

Easing lockdown cannot be at expense of half million immunocompromised people, charities warn

By Jane Kirby, Reporter9th July 2021News England

Sixteen health charities have joined forces to urge the Government to support around 500,000 people for whom the Covid-19 vaccines may give less protection. With most of England’s Covid rules

Surging Covid-19 cases sees Lothian and Lanarkshire latest health boards to postpone operations

By The Press Association8th July 2021News Scotland

Operations across Edinburgh are being postponed because of the pressure caused by increasing numbers of patients and staff infected with coronavirus. NHS Lothian becomes the latest health board to announce

Children’s Minister warns councils could be mandated to look after more unaccompanied child migrants

By Jemma Crew, Reporter8th July 2021News England

The Government could require councils to look after more child migrants who arrive on Britain’s shores unaccompanied if they do not step forward to do more voluntarily. Children’s Minister Vicky

‘Stuff that dreams are made of’ says care home manager awarded MBE for work with vulnerable children

By Helen William, Reporter8th July 2021News England

A local coronavirus hero who has been given an MBE for helping vulnerable children during the pandemic feels he has already been rewarded “through the progression and development” of the

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Sajid Javid announces end of lockdown in England despite forecasting soaring coronavirus cases

First Minister leads tributes to women’s rights charity boss who died suddenly

Domestic abuse victims urged to call charities following England’s Euro 2020 defeat

Stormont ministers agree new Covid-19 relaxations on July 26 despite rising infection rates

Easing lockdown cannot be at expense of half million immunocompromised people, charities warn

Surging Covid-19 cases sees Lothian and Lanarkshire latest health boards to postpone operations

Children’s Minister warns councils could be mandated to look after more unaccompanied child migrants

‘Stuff that dreams are made of’ says care home manager awarded MBE for work with vulnerable children

‘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

Sajid Javid announces end of lockdown in England despite forecasting soaring coronavirus cases

First Minister leads tributes to women’s rights charity boss who died suddenly

Domestic abuse victims urged to call charities following England’s Euro 2020 defeat

Frontline social care workers highly undervalued and should be paid extra £7000 a year, new report

Stormont ministers agree new Covid-19 relaxations on July 26 despite rising infection rates

Local councils face ‘£3 billion budget deficit’ as nation emerges from lockdown restrictions

Easing lockdown cannot be at expense of half million immunocompromised people, charities warn

Surging Covid-19 cases sees Lothian and Lanarkshire latest health boards to postpone operations

Children’s Minister warns councils could be mandated to look after more unaccompanied child migrants

‘Stuff that dreams are made of’ says care home manager awarded MBE for work with vulnerable children