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Study finds ‘significant link’ between pension credit cuts and death rates

By The Press Association16th March 2016News England

Government cuts to the pension credit have a “significant link” with a rise in death rates among older pensioners, Oxford University researchers have said. The Government’s austerity measures across England

Goddard inquiry to hold hearings on abuse linked to church and Rochdale Council

By The Press Association16th March 2016News England

The public inquiry into historical child sex abuse will hold preliminary hearings linked to its investigations into allegations that exploitation took place within the Anglican Church and through Rochdale council.

Archbishop Carey ‘failed to pass priest abuse claims on to police’, inquiry told

By The Press Association16th March 2016News England

Former Archbishop of Canterbury George Carey delayed a “proper investigation” into a senior priest’s paedophile crimes for two decades by failing to pass information to police, an inquiry heard. A

Call for direct intervention in South Yorkshire Police over child sex abuse

By The Press Association15th March 2016News England

Direct Government intervention with South Yorkshire Police is needed to improve the force’s performance when dealing with the sexual abuse of children, the Lords heard. Lib Dem peer Lord Scriven

Crowdfunder for big-hearted homeless man raises more than £10,000

By The Press Association15th March 2016News England

A woman who was helped by a homeless man when she became stranded after a night out has raised more than £10,000 to say thank you. Nicole Sedgebeer, from Milton

Concerns remain over violence and suicide despite improvements at HMP Woodhill

By The Press Association15th March 2016News England

Watchdogs have raised concerns after it emerged nine inmates have taken their own lives at a prison in recent years. There had been five more self-inflicted deaths since HMP Woodhill

Researchers find schizophrenia risk 35 times higher with just one faulty gene

By The Press Association15th March 2016News England

A single defective gene increases the risk of schizophrenia 35 times and is involved in a range of neurodevelopmental disorders, research has shown. Although the mutation is very rare, affecting

Church to change abuse process following ‘deeply uncomfortable’ review

By The Press Association15th March 2016News England

The Church of England is to introduce a raft of changes on how it handles sex abuse allegations following a critical independent review into a historical case. A senior Anglican

Local government leaders urge George Osborne to spare the axe

By The Press Association14th March 2016News England

Town hall leaders have warned George Osborne against making further cuts to council budgets. With reductions to council grants planned over the next four years, councils say that key services

Category: News England

Study finds ‘significant link’ between pension credit cuts and death rates

Goddard inquiry to hold hearings on abuse linked to church and Rochdale Council

Archbishop Carey ‘failed to pass priest abuse claims on to police’, inquiry told

Call for direct intervention in South Yorkshire Police over child sex abuse

Crowdfunder for big-hearted homeless man raises more than £10,000

Concerns remain over violence and suicide despite improvements at HMP Woodhill

Researchers find schizophrenia risk 35 times higher with just one faulty gene

Church to change abuse process following ‘deeply uncomfortable’ review

Local government leaders urge George Osborne to spare the axe

Hospital ‘compromised’ dignity of man on life support for nine years, judge says

Covid inquiry evidence on Mone-linked PPE firm to be heard in closed session

Teenager who murdered family was planning shooting at his former primary school

Mother’s anger after coroner finds Army failures contributed to Jaysley’s death

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Category: News England

Study finds ‘significant link’ between pension credit cuts and death rates

Goddard inquiry to hold hearings on abuse linked to church and Rochdale Council

Archbishop Carey ‘failed to pass priest abuse claims on to police’, inquiry told

Events see social workers come together to celebrate profession

Call for direct intervention in South Yorkshire Police over child sex abuse

Crowdfunder for big-hearted homeless man raises more than £10,000

Concerns remain over violence and suicide despite improvements at HMP Woodhill

Researchers find schizophrenia risk 35 times higher with just one faulty gene

Church to change abuse process following ‘deeply uncomfortable’ review

Local government leaders urge George Osborne to spare the axe