CQC survey finds fifth of new mothers not told how to access mental health support
A fifth of new mothers were not told how to access help if their mental health were to decline after giving birth, according to a survey. And more than one
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Investigation into 26 cases at NHS trust after coroner found baby death ‘wholly avoidable’
A further 26 cases are being investigated after a coroner found the death of a seven-day old baby was “wholly avoidable”. Health Minister Nadine Dorries said an investigation into the
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Barriers on hiring overseas workers ‘would cause huge difficulties in social care’
Putting up barriers on hiring staff from overseas in an overhaul of the immigration system would cause “huge difficulties” in social care, a union has warned. Unison assistant general secretary
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Fearne Cotton joins Prince’s Trust creative initiative to support young people’s mental health
Fearne Cotton has teamed up with The Prince’s Trust to launch a creative initiative aimed at raising funds to boost young people’s mental health. The TV presenter is calling on
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US lawyer calls on Prince Andrew to ‘stop playing games’ over Epstein sex trafficking inquiry
A US lawyer has called on the Duke of York to “stop playing games” and assist authorities with their investigation into the Jeffrey Epstein sex trafficking inquiry. Lisa Bloom, who
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Almost half of NHS senior staff planning to leave due to pensions crisis, report warns
Almost half of all NHS senior staff plan to leave or are considering leaving the service due to the pensions crisis, according to a new report. A survey by NHS
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Labour peer vows to continue to campaign for rights of unaccompanied child refugees
Lord Dubs has pledged to continue his campaign to guarantee family reunion rights for unaccompanied child refugees after EU withdrawal despite a Commons defeat. Conservative MPs voted down the measure
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Support available for male sexual abuse victims completely lacking in some areas, study
A nationwide review of support services for male sexual abuse victims should be carried out, a study has concluded. The report from Lancaster University found a complete lack of support
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Parents hope ‘wholly avoidable’ death of their newborn will be turning point for NHS Trust
The “wholly avoidable” death of a baby seven days after his emergency delivery should be a “turning point” for the NHS trust involved, his parents have said. Harry Richford died
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High-ranking police inspector sacked after sexual relationships with vulnerable women
A high-ranking policeman accused of abusing his authority to have sex with vulnerable women has been sacked. Inspector Anthony Lumb’s sexual partners included a victim of hate crime and an
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