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‘No plans at present’ to remove Northern Ireland’s social distancing requirement

By Rebecca Black, Reporter4th May 2021News Northern Ireland

There are no plans to remove the one-metre plus social distancing rule in Northern Ireland, the deputy First Minister has said. Earlier this week, Prime Minister Boris Johnson indicated the

Campaigners warn Prime Minister over ‘deeply flawed’ plans for asylum system

By The Press Association30th April 2021News Scotland

Campaigners and faith leaders have joined forces to warn the Prime Minister his Government’s overhaul of the asylum system could “detach the UK from international refugee law”. A total of

Health Secretary gives social services conference ‘his word’ that Government will deliver reforms

By Jemma Crew, Reporter30th April 2021News England

The Health Secretary has given social care providers his word that the Government will deliver reforms to put the sector on a “firm footing for the years to come”. Reflecting

Sir Simon Stevens to stand down as NHS England chief executive in the summer

By Patrick Daly, Reporter29th April 2021News England

Sir Simon Stevens is to be appointed to the House of Lords after announcing that he plans to quit his position as NHS England chief executive in the summer, No

Serving Northern Ireland was ‘privilege of my life’, says outgoing First Minister

By David Young, Reporter29th April 2021News Northern Ireland

Arlene Foster has described serving the people of Northern Ireland as the privilege of her life as she announced her resignation as DUP leader and Stormont First Minister. Mrs Foster

NI ministers publish update on strategy to prevent domestic abuse and sexual violence

By Iain MacDonald, Reporter29th April 2021News Northern Ireland

Progress on a cross-department strategy to stop domestic and sexual violence and abuse in Northern Ireland has been published. Ministers for Health, Justice, Communities, Education and Finance have published an

Sturgeon issues call for coronavirus public inquiry amid PM’s alleged ‘shameful’ comments

By The Press Association27th April 2021News Scotland

Nicola Sturgeon has reiterated her calls for a UK-wide public inquiry into the handling of the coronavirus pandemic following “shameful” remarks allegedly spoken by Boris Johnson. Scotland’s First Minister argued

Care providers call on Boris Johnson to deliver ‘1948 moment’ to fix ‘desperate’ social care situation

By Sam Blewett, Reporter27th April 2021News England

Care home providers and health experts are calling on Boris Johnson to fix the “desperate” social care situation with reforms comparable to the founding of the NHS. The Prime Minister

Mother provides distressing evidence of how ‘barbaric and inhumane’ NHS treated autistic daughter

By Ella Pickover and Jemma Crew, Reporters27th April 202127th April 2021News England

A mother sobbed as she described the “barbaric and inhumane” treatment of her autistic daughter while she was in the care of the NHS. NHS worker Benji O’Reilly gave distressing

Former Serco bosses cleared of hiding £12m profits from Government electronic tagging contracts

By Henry Vaughan, Reporter26th April 202126th April 2021News England

Two ex-Serco bosses have been cleared of hiding £12 million in profits from the firm’s electronic tagging contracts with the Government after the Serious Fraud Office (SFO) dropped the prosecution.

Tag: Government / Politics

‘No plans at present’ to remove Northern Ireland’s social distancing requirement

Campaigners warn Prime Minister over ‘deeply flawed’ plans for asylum system

Sir Simon Stevens to stand down as NHS England chief executive in the summer

Serving Northern Ireland was ‘privilege of my life’, says outgoing First Minister

NI ministers publish update on strategy to prevent domestic abuse and sexual violence

Sturgeon issues call for coronavirus public inquiry amid PM’s alleged ‘shameful’ comments

Mother provides distressing evidence of how ‘barbaric and inhumane’ NHS treated autistic daughter

Former Serco bosses cleared of hiding £12m profits from Government electronic tagging contracts

Urgent need for training to spot and act on sex abuse within families, review finds

Body-in-garden trial told three-year-old died after parents’ ‘breathtaking’ cruelty

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Tag: Government / Politics

‘No plans at present’ to remove Northern Ireland’s social distancing requirement

Campaigners warn Prime Minister over ‘deeply flawed’ plans for asylum system

Health Secretary gives social services conference ‘his word’ that Government will deliver reforms

Sir Simon Stevens to stand down as NHS England chief executive in the summer

Serving Northern Ireland was ‘privilege of my life’, says outgoing First Minister

NI ministers publish update on strategy to prevent domestic abuse and sexual violence

Sturgeon issues call for coronavirus public inquiry amid PM’s alleged ‘shameful’ comments

Care providers call on Boris Johnson to deliver ‘1948 moment’ to fix ‘desperate’ social care situation

Mother provides distressing evidence of how ‘barbaric and inhumane’ NHS treated autistic daughter

Former Serco bosses cleared of hiding £12m profits from Government electronic tagging contracts