Britain’s children “do not want to be defined by the pandemic” and are “determined to make this a better world”, the head of the NSPCC said. Sir Peter Wanless (pictured)
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A new app could help tens of thousands of Scots suffering from long Covid get more targeted care and support. Healthcare Improvement Scotland launched the new app, which has different
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Sir Keir Starmer has committed to doing “the right thing and step down” as Labour leader if he is fined by police over an allegation he broke coronavirus laws. The
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The Omicron variant of Covid-19 is much less likely than Delta to result in long Covid in people who have had two doses of vaccine, new figures suggest. Data shows
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Sir Keir Starmer has insisted he is “confident no rules were broken” after it was announced he is to be investigated by police amid allegations that he broke lockdown rules
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Boris Johnson is facing a Tory backlash after the party suffered a string of losses in the local elections amid voter anger over lockdown parties in Downing Street. The Prime
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The Government is being urged to reinstate a fund which helped care providers pay wages to staff while they were self isolating. Unison and the Care Provider Alliance (CPA) have
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The Government has said it will not be appealing against a High Court ruling which stated its care home discharge policies were unlawful. Last week, the High Court ruled policies
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Former health secretary Matt Hancock has apologised for people’s “pain and anguish” during the coronavirus pandemic, after the High Court ruled the Government’s care home discharge policies were unlawful. On
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The public inquiry into coronavirus should focus on what could have been done to prevent deaths of workers, campaigners are urging. The TUC and the Covid Bereaved Families for Justice
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