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Two groups of health experts clash over Government’s coronavirus response

By John Besley and Tom Pilgrim, Reporters22nd September 2020News England

Two groups of health experts have written separate letters to the UK’s chief medical officers expressing polarising views on the Government’s response to the coronavirus pandemic. One group of doctors

Child exploitation ‘under-reported’ with prevalence likely to be ‘much higher’ than previously thought

By Ryan Hooper, Reporter21st September 2020News England

Child exploitation in England and Wales is “under-reported”, with its prevalence likely to be “much higher” than previously thought, an inquiry has heard. The latest strand of the Independent Inquiry

Scientists issue stark warning that UK coronavirus cases could hit 50,000 per day in just three weeks

By Jane Kirby and David Hughes, Reporters21st September 2020News England

The UK could be facing 50,000 new Covid-19 cases a day by mid-October, leading to 200 deaths a day a month later if the current rate of infection is not

Many care homes to be ‘extremely challenged’ by taking in coronavirus patients

By Thomas Hornall, Reporter21st September 2020News England

Many care homes are unprepared to accept Covid-19 positive patients from hospital and will struggle to effectively isolate them, the chairwoman of the National Care Association has warned. Nadra Ahmed

Thousands of international nurses ‘on order book’ to join NHS ahead of second wave of coronavirus

By The Press Association21st September 2020News England

Thousands of international nurses are reportedly lined up to join the NHS as England’s chief nurse outlined plans to spend up to £180 million to boost numbers ahead of a

Labour calls on Johnson to make good on ‘first day in office’ promise to fix adult social care

By Gavin Cordon, Reporter21st September 2020News England

Labour is calling on Boris Johnson to make good on his promise to “fix” the crisis in adult social care in England. Deputy leader Angela Rayner said that despite entering

Victims of domestic violence who have accessed Clare’s Law asked to share experiences

By Kim Pilling, Reporter18th September 2020News England

Victims of domestic abuse who have accessed Clare’s Law are asked to share their experiences as part of a research project. The legislation named in memory of Clare Wood, 36

Home Office accused of basing immigration policies on ‘anecdote, assumption and prejudice’

By Flora Thompson, Reporter18th September 2020News England

The Home Office has been accused of basing immigration policies on “anecdote, assumption and prejudice” instead of evidence, and having no idea of the effect they have on migrants. The

Coronavirus winter plan must address care home resident loneliness and isolation, say charities

By Jemma Crew, Reporter18th September 2020News England

Isolated care home residents are “dying of sadness” and the Government must set out how they can stay in contact with their loved ones in its winter action plan, charities

Tough new measures come into effect in north-east bringing number in lockdown over 10 million

By David Hughes and Jane Kirby, Reporters18th September 202018th September 2020News England

Tough new measures to control the spread of coronavirus have come into effect in the north-east of England, taking the total number of people across the UK in lockdown to

Category: News England

Two groups of health experts clash over Government’s coronavirus response

Child exploitation ‘under-reported’ with prevalence likely to be ‘much higher’ than previously thought

Scientists issue stark warning that UK coronavirus cases could hit 50,000 per day in just three weeks

Many care homes to be ‘extremely challenged’ by taking in coronavirus patients

Thousands of international nurses ‘on order book’ to join NHS ahead of second wave of coronavirus

Victims of domestic violence who have accessed Clare’s Law asked to share experiences

Home Office accused of basing immigration policies on ‘anecdote, assumption and prejudice’

Tough new measures come into effect in north-east bringing number in lockdown over 10 million

Seven child abuse ring members jailed and warned they may never be released

Family hail justice for little ones as mother jailed over four boys’ fire deaths

Southport child-killer detained for at least 52 years for ‘sadistic’ murders of girls

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Category: News England

Two groups of health experts clash over Government’s coronavirus response

Child exploitation ‘under-reported’ with prevalence likely to be ‘much higher’ than previously thought

Scientists issue stark warning that UK coronavirus cases could hit 50,000 per day in just three weeks

Many care homes to be ‘extremely challenged’ by taking in coronavirus patients

Thousands of international nurses ‘on order book’ to join NHS ahead of second wave of coronavirus

Labour calls on Johnson to make good on ‘first day in office’ promise to fix adult social care

Victims of domestic violence who have accessed Clare’s Law asked to share experiences

Home Office accused of basing immigration policies on ‘anecdote, assumption and prejudice’

Coronavirus winter plan must address care home resident loneliness and isolation, say charities

Tough new measures come into effect in north-east bringing number in lockdown over 10 million