PM to defend welfare cuts as Burnham brands delays ‘disgraceful’
David Cameron is to mount a staunch defence of the Government’s welfare curbs, insisting they are at the heart of his drive to create a fairer Britain. Setting out his
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Welsh care sector recognised as 2015 Accolades winners announced
Transforming the lives of people with dementia, helping children live safely, and supporting vulnerable young people to live independently are just some of the projects which have won an award
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Drakeford details new primary care initiatives across Wales
A major £34m investment in primary care services will help provide 24/7 healthcare closer to people’s homes, Health and Social Services Minister Mark Drakeford has announced. The package of investment
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Alliance to host nutritional care standards consultation event
Nutritional care plays a crucial role in improving and maintaining people’s health and wellbeing, and it is vital to ensure that people who access supports and services receive the highest
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PHA launch new sexual health campaign in Northern Ireland
Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs) are on the rise in Northern Ireland and to try and reverse this upwards trend the Public Health Agency (PHA) has recently launched a major new
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Attainment of looked after children continues to improve in Scotland
New figures released this week show the attainment of looked after young people at school has significantly improved over the last three years. The statistics show the number of looked
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Inquiry hears Fr Brendan Smyth ‘may have abused hundreds’
A notorious paedophile priest told a doctor he had sexually abused hundreds of children, an inquiry has heard. Fr Brendan Smyth made the admission in February 1994 – the year
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Deportation of nurses will cost millions and endanger safety, RCN
Nurses from across the country have opposed Government plans to deport migrant workers which is feared will cost the NHS millions of pounds in recruitment and training costs and compromise
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Cameron hits back at RCN over deportation and recruitment crisis
David Cameron has clashed with nursing leaders over claims that the profession faces a recruitment crisis. The outgoing chief executive of the Royal College of Nursing (RCN) Dr Peter Carter
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Tens of thousands expected at major anti-austerity protests
The Government will today face its first big public protests since being elected when politicians, union leaders and celebrities join thousands of people on demonstrations against austerity, spending cuts and
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