The Government is taking legal action over a planned 48-hour strike by nurses in the long-running dispute over pay. Royal College of Nursing (RCN) members working in the NHS in
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A hospital has been issued with enforcement action after its children’s services were rated inadequate by health inspectors, who found corridors filled with children and adults waiting to be seen.
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More than 43,000 people were declared dead by the time an ambulance arrived last year, according to statistics given to the Liberal Democrats. The data, revealed following Freedom of Information
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Hundreds of staff at the Care Quality Commission are to strike next month in a dispute over pay, their union has announced. Members of Unison, including those working in inspection
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Recommendations for a more joined-up approach to the care of disabled children in care homes must be fully implemented otherwise “appalling harm” suffered by this vulnerable group could be repeated,
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A former anti-slavery commissioner has described the failure to find someone to replace her as “deeply regrettable” and suggested there could be a conflict of interest with the Home Office
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Landlords collected almost £9 billion in rent for sub-standard privately-rented homes across England in 2020, analysis has suggested. The City Hall findings have been branded “a scandal” and “an outrage”,
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The Government must stop delaying and give interim compensation to survivors of the infected blood scandal and their families as soon as possible, ministers have been told. MPs across the
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An inquest will investigate how a man was deemed to pose a low risk of serious harm by probation services before going on to murder his partner and three children.
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A group of children who went missing from a hotel housing asylum seekers on the south coast are in a “vacuum”, the High Court has heard. Article 39, a charity
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