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Home care provider warns of vaccination ‘blind spot’ as only fifth of their service users have had jab

By Jemma Crew and Stephen Jones, Reporters16th February 2021News England

One of the UK’s largest social care providers has revealed that just a fifth of elderly people it cares for at home have received a coronavirus vaccine. A fifth of

Social services staff criticised over ‘fundamental lack of understanding’ of deaf woman in child dispute

By Brian Farmer, Reporter15th February 2021News England

Council social services staff have been criticised by a judge over the way they dealt with a deaf woman embroiled in a family court dispute over her two children. Deputy

Carers in England to be offered Covid-19 jab as vaccine programme enters new phase

By Catherine Wylie, Reporter15th February 2021News England

Carers will be offered the chance to get their first Covid-19 jab as the vaccination programme moves into a new phase in England on Monday. They join clinically vulnerable people

High Court judge rejects bid to disqualify Kids Company founder and ex-trustees

By Sian Harrison, Reporter13th February 202118th February 2021News England

A bid to ban Kids Company founder Camila Batmanghelidjh and seven ex-trustees of the former children’s charity from being company directors has been rejected by a High Court judge. The

Report: The Independent Review of Sexual Abuse in Scottish Football – Full Report

By Iain MacDonald, Reporter12th February 2021Reports & Resources

Football is our national game. It represents, probably, our largest and most significant cultural institution. Football’s reach touches almost every family and community in the land. Historically it has acted

New research suggests people at risk of diabetes may be more likely to develop dementia

By Luke Powell, Reporter12th February 2021News England

People with above-average blood sugar levels may be more likely to develop a form of dementia, new research suggests. Between five and seven million people in the UK are believed

Drakeford praises ‘phenomenal effort’ Wales achieves vaccine target for first four priority groups

By Adam Hale, Reporter12th February 2021News Wales

Wales has achieved its target of offering coronavirus vaccines to everyone in its first four priority groups, the First Minister has said. Mark Drakeford (pictured) said the milestone is a

Government announce emergency funding plan for social care but face criticism over wider reform

By Jemma Crew, Reporter12th February 2021News England

All social care providers will be able to receive emergency funding directly from the Government, under proposed reforms recognising the need for “fast intervention” during the coronavirus pandemic. The Government

Survivors of child abuse describe ‘traumatic experiences’ within Scottish football in new report

By The Press Association11th February 202112th February 2021News Scotland

Survivors of abuse in Scottish football have described how they were raped and sexually assaulted, in a report into allegations of abuse within the sport. The Scottish Football Association (SFA)

Father-of-two found guilty of rape and murder of Hull University student Libby Squire

By Dave Higgens, Reporter11th February 202111th February 2021News England

A butcher has been found guilty of raping and murdering Hull University student Libby Squire. Pawel Relowicz, 26, raped the 21-year-old on a playing field in Hull before dumping her

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Home care provider warns of vaccination ‘blind spot’ as only fifth of their service users have had jab

Social services staff criticised over ‘fundamental lack of understanding’ of deaf woman in child dispute

Carers in England to be offered Covid-19 jab as vaccine programme enters new phase

High Court judge rejects bid to disqualify Kids Company founder and ex-trustees

Report: The Independent Review of Sexual Abuse in Scottish Football – Full Report

New research suggests people at risk of diabetes may be more likely to develop dementia

Drakeford praises ‘phenomenal effort’ Wales achieves vaccine target for first four priority groups

Survivors of child abuse describe ‘traumatic experiences’ within Scottish football in new report

Father-of-two found guilty of rape and murder of Hull University student Libby Squire

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Over 40,000 articles

Home care provider warns of vaccination ‘blind spot’ as only fifth of their service users have had jab

Social services staff criticised over ‘fundamental lack of understanding’ of deaf woman in child dispute

Carers in England to be offered Covid-19 jab as vaccine programme enters new phase

High Court judge rejects bid to disqualify Kids Company founder and ex-trustees

Report: The Independent Review of Sexual Abuse in Scottish Football – Full Report

New research suggests people at risk of diabetes may be more likely to develop dementia

Drakeford praises ‘phenomenal effort’ Wales achieves vaccine target for first four priority groups

Government announce emergency funding plan for social care but face criticism over wider reform

Survivors of child abuse describe ‘traumatic experiences’ within Scottish football in new report

Father-of-two found guilty of rape and murder of Hull University student Libby Squire