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NHS ‘on its knees’ with ‘chronic workforce shortages’ heaping pressure on overstretched staff

By Jane Kirby and Ian Jones, Reporters11th November 2021News England

The NHS is “on its knees”, leading health experts have warned, as a raft of data for England shows the service buckling under pressure. The King’s Fund health think tank

Health and care groups ‘disappointed and concerned’ by mandatory vaccination plan

By Jemma Crew, Reporter10th November 2021News England

Health and care groups have said they are “disappointed” and “concerned” about the Government’s plans to make coronavirus vaccination mandatory for frontline staff. Frontline NHS workers and social care staff

Dirty ambulances among inspection concerns as independent service rated ‘inadequate’

By Dave Higgens, Reporter10th November 2021News England

An independent ambulance service has been rated “inadequate” after inspectors highlighted a range of issues threatening patient safety, including dirty vehicles and concerns over staff training. The Care Quality Commission

Compulsory jabs for new healthcare staff in Northern Ireland to be put to public consultation

By David Young, Reporter9th November 2021News Northern Ireland

Northern Ireland’s Health Minister has announced a public consultation on a proposal for compulsory Covid-19 and flu vaccination for new health and social care workers in the region. Robin Swann

Javid confirms NHS and social care staff in England must have mandatory Covid vaccinations

By Jane Kirby, Ella Pickover and Jemma Crew, Reporters9th November 2021News England

Frontline NHS workers and social care staff will need to have Covid-19 vaccinations in England to continue in their jobs, the Health Secretary has announced. In a Commons statement, Sajid

Prime Minister criticised for ‘irresponsibly parading’ around a hospital without a mask

By Patrick Daly, Reporter9th November 2021News England

The Prime Minister has come in for criticism after being accused of “irresponsibly parading” around a North East hospital without a face covering on. Boris Johnson visited Hexham General Hospital

Javid announces inquiry into how murderer sexually abused 100 corpses in hospital mortuaries

By The Press Association8th November 2021News England

An independent inquiry will look into how murderer David Fuller went undetected in sexually abusing 100 corpses in hospital mortuaries, the Government has said. Hospital electrician Fuller admitted murdering then

Report into NHS recruitment and retention warns inequality among staff is getting worse

By The Press Association8th November 2021News England

Inequality among NHS staff members of different races and religions is “getting worse”, according to a report by the Nuffield Trust. Commissioned by NHS Employers, part of the NHS Confederation,

Hospital ‘barely coping’ warns patients may have to be sent 88 miles away for treatment

By Isobel Frodsham, Reporter8th November 2021News England

A hospital boss has warned patients may be despatched up to 88 miles away for treatment in a stark message to staff over a bed crisis at its hospital. Chief

Hospital electrician admits murders of two women and dozens of sexual assaults on corpses

By 5th November 2021News England

A hospital electrician has admitted murdering then sexually assaulting two women decades before carrying out dozens of sex attacks on corpses in mortuaries. David Fuller, 67, pleaded guilty to murdering

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NHS ‘on its knees’ with ‘chronic workforce shortages’ heaping pressure on overstretched staff

Dirty ambulances among inspection concerns as independent service rated ‘inadequate’

Compulsory jabs for new healthcare staff in Northern Ireland to be put to public consultation

Prime Minister criticised for ‘irresponsibly parading’ around a hospital without a mask

Javid announces inquiry into how murderer sexually abused 100 corpses in hospital mortuaries

Report into NHS recruitment and retention warns inequality among staff is getting worse

Hospital ‘barely coping’ warns patients may have to be sent 88 miles away for treatment

Hospital electrician admits murders of two women and dozens of sexual assaults on corpses

Bill passes Commons hurdle as MPs vote for assisted dying in England and Wales

Net migration drops 20% to 728,000 after hitting record 906,000 in 2023

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

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NHS ‘on its knees’ with ‘chronic workforce shortages’ heaping pressure on overstretched staff

Health and care groups ‘disappointed and concerned’ by mandatory vaccination plan

Dirty ambulances among inspection concerns as independent service rated ‘inadequate’

Compulsory jabs for new healthcare staff in Northern Ireland to be put to public consultation

Javid confirms NHS and social care staff in England must have mandatory Covid vaccinations

Prime Minister criticised for ‘irresponsibly parading’ around a hospital without a mask

Javid announces inquiry into how murderer sexually abused 100 corpses in hospital mortuaries

Report into NHS recruitment and retention warns inequality among staff is getting worse

Hospital ‘barely coping’ warns patients may have to be sent 88 miles away for treatment

Hospital electrician admits murders of two women and dozens of sexual assaults on corpses