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Eight care home staff charged with leaving dementia sufferer in ‘abject squalor and filth’

By The Press Association19th April 2016News England

Eight care home staff, including the owner and the cleaner, have gone on trial accused of deliberately neglecting an elderly and vulnerable man who was left to live in conditions

Boots may face probe over medication scheme abuse claims

By The Press Association18th April 2016News England

Boots could face an investigation over allegations it has been telling pharmacy staff to abuse a patient medication scheme to boost profits. It has been reported that the UK’s biggest

Case review for woman who had son taken from her care after failing drug test

By The Press Association17th April 2016News England

A woman whose son was taken from her care after she failed one in a series of drug tests is to have her case reviewed by Court of Appeal judges.

Britain trailing behind over inequality in child well-being, says Unicef report

By The Press Association14th April 2016News England

Britain is trailing behind many countries in the developed world by failing to reduce inequality in child well-being, according to a new report by Unicef. The new study, named Report

Damning report finds UK failing in ‘moral responsibility’ over refugee crisis

By The Press Association14th April 2016News England

The Government is turning a “blind eye” on the “world’s poorest and most vulnerable” by failing to provide an “adequate response” to the European migrant crisis, according to a group

Local authority concern over child refugees aged six ‘arriving alone in Britain’

By The Press Association14th April 2016News England

Children as young as six are arriving in Britain without their parents to claim asylum, it has emerged. The disclosure came as local authority officials gave evidence to a Lords

Woman loses appeal court ruling after social workers raised concerns over child names

By The Press Association14th April 2016News England

A woman who wants to name her daughter “Cyanide” and her son “Preacher” has lost the latest round of a court fight after social workers raised concerns. The woman, who

‘We simply cannot staff the rotas’, A&E closure hospital bosses explain

By The Press Association14th April 2016News England

Hospital bosses have come under fire for closing an accident and emergency department to protect patient safety. The A&E department at Chorley Hospital in Lancashire will close temporarily from Monday

NHS could save £191m a year on locums, pay rates analysis finds

By The Press Association14th April 2016News England

Trusts could make savings of £191 million per year in spending on locums across the four main staffing grades, as new figures show the impact of the fresh cap on

Hunger and malnutrition contributing to rising number of deaths, figures suggest

By The Press Association14th April 2016News England

Hunger and malnutrition are contributing to an increasing number of deaths in England, official figures suggest, prompting calls for David Cameron to take action. Shadow health minister Andrew Gwynne insisted

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Eight care home staff charged with leaving dementia sufferer in ‘abject squalor and filth’

Boots may face probe over medication scheme abuse claims

Britain trailing behind over inequality in child well-being, says Unicef report

Damning report finds UK failing in ‘moral responsibility’ over refugee crisis

Local authority concern over child refugees aged six ‘arriving alone in Britain’

Woman loses appeal court ruling after social workers raised concerns over child names

‘We simply cannot staff the rotas’, A&E closure hospital bosses explain

NHS could save £191m a year on locums, pay rates analysis finds

Hunger and malnutrition contributing to rising number of deaths, figures suggest

Mother of woman who took own life brands daughter’s abuser ‘a monster’

MPs reject Tory bid to launch another national inquiry into grooming gangs

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Eight care home staff charged with leaving dementia sufferer in ‘abject squalor and filth’

Boots may face probe over medication scheme abuse claims

Case review for woman who had son taken from her care after failing drug test

Britain trailing behind over inequality in child well-being, says Unicef report

Damning report finds UK failing in ‘moral responsibility’ over refugee crisis

Local authority concern over child refugees aged six ‘arriving alone in Britain’

Woman loses appeal court ruling after social workers raised concerns over child names

‘We simply cannot staff the rotas’, A&E closure hospital bosses explain

NHS could save £191m a year on locums, pay rates analysis finds

Hunger and malnutrition contributing to rising number of deaths, figures suggest