Nurse dubbed ‘Angel Of London Bridge’ killed by knifemen as she tended victim
A woman dubbed the Angel Of London Bridge was killed after rushing in to help a victim of the terror attack, saying: “I’m a nurse. I have to go and
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Man who plotted to kill Labour MP gives Nazi salute as he begins life sentence
A white supremacist gave a Nazi salute as he was sentenced to life in prison for plotting to “replicate” the murder of Jo Cox by killing his local MP. Neo-Nazi
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Judge rules mothers’ actions were ‘blatant and premeditated act of child abduction’
An Australian yoga teacher has won a High Court fight with his estranged English partner over the future of their three-year-old daughter. A High Court judge based in the Family
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Co-op re-enters health market with new digital pharmacy for repeat prescriptions
The Co-op is re-entering the health market with a new initiative allowing orders for repeat prescriptions to be made by phone. The company sold its healthcare business in 2014 for
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DWP’s ‘culture of disbelief’ led to terminally ill man on dialysis losing benefits
A terminally ill man lost his benefits and was declared fit for work due to his “adequate rapport” and ability to keep eye contact, MPs have heard. Labour’s Ellie Reeves
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Plans to change home care shift patterns dropped by Birmingham City Council
Plans to change working patterns for Birmingham City Council home care workers have been dropped. The proposed shift alterations would have seen nearly 300 care staff working part-time hours. After
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UK drinkers get drunk more times a year than anywhere else in world – survey
Drinkers in the UK get drunk more often than anywhere else in the world, findings from a global survey suggests. Britons reported getting drunk an average of 51.1 times in
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Locking up children costing state £300M a year, says Children’s Commissioner
Hundreds of children are locked up by the state in England at a cost of around £300 million a year, according to a new report. As of March last year,
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Supervision of all offenders to be brought back in-house after ‘flawed’ privatisation
Supervision of all offenders in England and Wales is being brought back in-house after a part-privatisation was dogged by controversy and criticism. The public National Probation Service (NPS) will take
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Doctors to be ‘reminded of responsibilities’ over DNRs for people with learning disabilities
Doctors will receive advice from ministers about the use of do not resuscitate orders for people with learning disabilities, a health minister has said. Caroline Dinenage told MPs she was
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