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Dozens of care home residents evacuated after Storm Christoph flooding in Cheshire

By Emma Bowden, Eleanor Barlow and Caitlin Doherty, Reporters21st January 2021News England

Dozens of care home residents were among people evacuated to safety after Storm Christoph brought heavy rain and flooding to parts of northern England. Homes were deluged following heavy rainfall

Northern Ireland’s Executive extends coronavirus lockdown restrictions to March 5

By Michael McHugh and Rebecca Black, Reporters21st January 2021News Northern Ireland

Northern Ireland’s coronavirus lockdown restrictions will be extended to March 5. Stormont health minister Robin Swann proposed the step to help drive down case numbers. Ministerial colleagues at the Executive

Thousands of families of vulnerable children face Covid-19 vaccine uncertainty, charity warns

By Federica Bedendo, Reporter19th January 2021News England

Thousands of families with children considered extremely vulnerable to Covid-19 are facing an anxious wait on when they can be vaccinated, a disability charity has warned. Contact, a charity that

New analysis shows number of deaths in UK care homes involving coronavirus passes 25,000

By Jemma Crew and Ian Jones, Reporters19th January 2021News England

The number of deaths in UK care homes involving coronavirus has passed 25,000, new analysis by the PA news agency shows. A total of 21,621 Covid-19 deaths in care homes

Sturgeon hits out at ‘targeted misinformation’ aimed at care home staff over coronavirus vaccine

By The Press Association18th January 2021News Scotland

Nicola Sturgeon and her chief medical officer have attacked “targeted misinformation” campaigns which seek to persuade care home staff to avoid the coronavirus vaccine. The First Minister urged all care

Coronavirus vaccines to be offered to over-70s as Government expands rollout

By Harriet Line, Reporter18th January 2021News England

Coronavirus vaccines will be offered to millions of over-70s and the clinically extremely vulnerable from this week as the Government expands the rollout amid a border crackdown to keep out

Boris Johnson pledges long-awaited social care reform ‘bringing forward plans later this year’

By Harriet Line, Reporter14th January 202114th January 2021News England

Boris Johnson has pledged to unveil his long-awaited social care plan later this year, as he warned that young people will need to start thinking about the cost of being

High street pharmacies to start administering vaccines as UK records worst day of Covid deaths

By Caitlin Doherty, Reporter14th January 2021News England

High street pharmacies are to begin rolling out Covid vaccines, as the virus death toll across the UK climbed above 100,000. Boots and Superdrug branches will be among the six

Sweeping reforms to tackle mental health inequalities set out by Government

By Jemma Crew, Reporter13th January 2021News England

The Government has set out sweeping proposals to tackle mental health inequalities including the disproportionate detention of people from black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) backgrounds. Plans to reform and

NHS trust could issue ‘compulsory’ order to front line as ‘depleted’ workforce struggles to cope

By Ella Pickover, Reporter13th January 2021News England

All staff at a mental health trust have been issued a call to arms to help frontline work as the coronavirus crisis deepens. An internal note to staff at Central

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Dozens of care home residents evacuated after Storm Christoph flooding in Cheshire

Northern Ireland’s Executive extends coronavirus lockdown restrictions to March 5

Thousands of families of vulnerable children face Covid-19 vaccine uncertainty, charity warns

New analysis shows number of deaths in UK care homes involving coronavirus passes 25,000

Sturgeon hits out at ‘targeted misinformation’ aimed at care home staff over coronavirus vaccine

Coronavirus vaccines to be offered to over-70s as Government expands rollout

High street pharmacies to start administering vaccines as UK records worst day of Covid deaths

Sweeping reforms to tackle mental health inequalities set out by Government

NHS trust could issue ‘compulsory’ order to front line as ‘depleted’ workforce struggles to cope

Family hail justice for little ones as mother jailed over four boys’ fire deaths

Southport child-killer detained for at least 52 years for ‘sadistic’ murders of girls

Whitehall ‘group think’ and inter-departmental ‘open warfare’ slammed by vaccine tsar

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Tag: Top Stories

Dozens of care home residents evacuated after Storm Christoph flooding in Cheshire

Northern Ireland’s Executive extends coronavirus lockdown restrictions to March 5

Thousands of families of vulnerable children face Covid-19 vaccine uncertainty, charity warns

New analysis shows number of deaths in UK care homes involving coronavirus passes 25,000

Sturgeon hits out at ‘targeted misinformation’ aimed at care home staff over coronavirus vaccine

Coronavirus vaccines to be offered to over-70s as Government expands rollout

Boris Johnson pledges long-awaited social care reform ‘bringing forward plans later this year’

High street pharmacies to start administering vaccines as UK records worst day of Covid deaths

Sweeping reforms to tackle mental health inequalities set out by Government

NHS trust could issue ‘compulsory’ order to front line as ‘depleted’ workforce struggles to cope