New immigration rules will ’cause chaos’ for healthcare recruitment
New immigration rules that mean migrants must be earning £35,000 or more to stay in the UK after six years will cost millions of pounds to the NHS and compromise
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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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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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College of Social Work announces shock closure
The College of Social Work, set up by ministers to be the public voice of social work in the wake of the death of Baby P, has announced it is
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Demo backs council homelessness staff in pay row
Hundreds of union activists are set to stage a demonstration in support of homelessness workers who have been on strike for 12 weeks in a pay row. Around 70 Glasgow
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Vulnerable women and girls projects pledged £50m lottery award
Vulnerable women who are victims of domestic abuse, sexual exploitation or suffer with mental health problems could be given additional support after a near £50 million lottery pledge. The Big
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800 union activists out in support of homelessness workers
About 800 union activists have held a rally to show support for homelessness workers who have been on strike for 12 weeks in a pay row. The Glasgow City Council
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Man questioned over Westminster VIP paedophile ring
Police investigating allegations of historic child sex abuse and murder by a VIP paedophile ring have interviewed a man in his 60s under caution. The man from Grantham, Lincolnshire, attended
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