Baby who died 23 minutes after birth ‘failed in most cruel way by NHS Trust’
The mother of a baby who died in hospital just 23 minutes after being born has said she was “failed in the most cruel way” by an NHS Trust which
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Prime Minister urged by MPs to abandon ‘damaging’ Bill of Rights
Rishi Sunak is facing calls to abandon the Government’s controversial attempt to overhaul human rights legislation amid a warning that it would seriously damage people’s ability to enforce their rights.
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Thousands of health workers to strike in Northern Ireland on Thursday
Thousands of health workers in Northern Ireland are to take to the picket lines in a row over pay and conditions. Paramedics will be among the workers taking part in
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Investigation reveals details of appalling abuse suffered by vulnerable children at homes
A mother has described how her autistic daughter, who has epilepsy and significant learning disabilities, was grabbed by the wrist and dragged across the floor at a residential home which
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Charities attack Government plans for single strategy to tackle major illnesses
Charities have criticised Government plans to create a single strategy to tackle major illnesses such as cancer, mental health and dementia. Health Secretary Steve Barclay said on Tuesday that the
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Archbishops call for radical person-centred overhaul of England’s ‘broken’ social care system
Archbishops have called for a “radical redesign” of England’s “broken” social care system. A so-called National Care Covenant, setting out the rights and responsibilities of national and local government, communities,
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Home Office investigating claims asylum-seeking children ‘kidnapped’ from hotel
The Home Office is investigating reports that dozens of asylum-seeking children have been kidnapped by gangs from a hotel run by the department, a minister has said. Conservative frontbencher Lord
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Children in care ‘more worried about education and home life’ than their peers
Children in care are more worried about having a good education, getting on well with family and having a nice home than other children, a report suggests. Dame Rachel de
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Stagecoach founder to ‘vigorously defend herself’ following human trafficking allegations
Stagecoach founder Dame Ann Gloag “strongly disputes the malicious allegations” made against her after being charged with human trafficking offences. A spokesperson for the bus company tycoon said she would
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‘Extraordinarily brave’ girl who lost four limbs gets multimillion-pound settlement approved
An “extraordinarily brave” girl who had all four limbs amputated after she was wrongly discharged from hospital has had a multimillion-pound settlement approved by a judge. Lawyers for the child,
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