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Court of Appeal judges rule doctors must not abort vulnerable woman’s baby

By Brian Farmer24th June 2019News England

Doctors must not be allowed to perform an abortion on a pregnant mentally-ill woman, Court of Appeal judges have ruled. A judge on Friday concluded that a pregnancy termination was

One in 28 Scots experience extreme disadvantage each year, report finds

By The Press Association24th June 2019News Scotland

One in 28 adults in Scotland experiences extreme disadvantage, such as homelessness and substance dependency, each year, according to new research. The study found that almost 200,000 adults in Scotland

Man who refuses to register son’s birth loses High Court dispute with council

By Brian Farmer24th June 2019News England

A man who refuses to register his son’s birth because he does not want the State to control the youngster has lost a High Court fight. Council social services bosses

Regulator calls on care homes to make oral health a priority

By Sally Wardle24th June 2019News England

Care homes in England are neglecting the oral health of their residents, a new report suggests. A Care Quality Commission (CQC) review found gaps in the support on offer to

‘Addiction to imprisonment’ sees more sent to jail than anywhere else in western Europe

By Ryan Wilkinson24th June 2019News England

More people are being sent to prison in England and Wales every year than anywhere else in western Europe, figures branded as “shameful” have suggested. The rate of people being

Home Office minister ‘refused to give evidence’ in Scottish drug use inquiry

By The Press Association24th June 2019News Scotland

A Home Office minister has been criticised over claims she has refused to give evidence to an inquiry about drug use in Scotland. The “surprised and dismayed” chairman of the

Judge gives doctors go-ahead to abort vulnerable woman’s baby

By Brian Farmer and Cathy Gordon21st June 2019News England

A judge has given doctors the go-ahead to perform an abortion on a pregnant mentally-ill woman. Mrs Justice Lieven has concluded that a pregnancy termination is in the woman’s best

Inquests open into deaths linked to listeria outbreak at several UK hospitals

By Pat Hurst and Josh Payne21st June 2019News England

Two women whose deaths have been linked to the listeria outbreak at UK hospitals have been named. Enid Heap, 84, died at Manchester Royal Infirmary on May 6 with her

Engage: Better alternatives to jail for young women says charity chief

By Iain MacDonald21st June 2019Engage

The head of one of the country’s leading youth support charity’s has backed calls to keep more offending young women out of jail. The issue was raised recently by Karyn

Social workers from across Northern Ireland celebrate commitment to lifelong learning

By Iain MacDonald21st June 2019Education & Training, News Northern Ireland

Social Workers from across Northern Ireland celebrated their success and commitment to lifelong learning at the annual Professional in Practice awards hosted by the Northern Ireland Social Care Council. Awards

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Court of Appeal judges rule doctors must not abort vulnerable woman’s baby

One in 28 Scots experience extreme disadvantage each year, report finds

Man who refuses to register son’s birth loses High Court dispute with council

Regulator calls on care homes to make oral health a priority

‘Addiction to imprisonment’ sees more sent to jail than anywhere else in western Europe

Home Office minister ‘refused to give evidence’ in Scottish drug use inquiry

Judge gives doctors go-ahead to abort vulnerable woman’s baby

Inquests open into deaths linked to listeria outbreak at several UK hospitals

Engage: Better alternatives to jail for young women says charity chief

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Over 40,000 articles

Court of Appeal judges rule doctors must not abort vulnerable woman’s baby

One in 28 Scots experience extreme disadvantage each year, report finds

Man who refuses to register son’s birth loses High Court dispute with council

Regulator calls on care homes to make oral health a priority

‘Addiction to imprisonment’ sees more sent to jail than anywhere else in western Europe

Home Office minister ‘refused to give evidence’ in Scottish drug use inquiry

Judge gives doctors go-ahead to abort vulnerable woman’s baby

Inquests open into deaths linked to listeria outbreak at several UK hospitals

Engage: Better alternatives to jail for young women says charity chief

Social workers from across Northern Ireland celebrate commitment to lifelong learning