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Health minister Nadine Dorries self-isolating after being diagnosed with coronavirus

By Sam Blewett, Reporter11th March 2020News England

Health minister Nadine Dorries has become the first MP to be diagnosed with coronavirus. The Conservative MP confirmed on Tuesday evening that she was self-isolating after testing positive, while officials

Committee launch inquiry to establish ‘agreed figure’ to bridge social care funding gap

By Jemma Crew, Reporter10th March 2020News England

MPs have launched an inquiry to establish how much money the social care sector needs to avoid shortages. The Health and Social Care Committee will look at how much extra

Duke of York has ‘completely shut door’ on co-operating with Epstein abuse probe – US lawyer

By Henry Vaughan, Reporter9th March 2020News England

The Duke of York has “completely shut the door” on co-operating with investigators over the probe into sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, a US lawyer has said. Andrew stepped away from

Woman felt ‘hunted’ by Salmond before alleged attempted rape in Bute House, court told

By Conor Riordan, Reporter9th March 202010th March 2020News Scotland

A former Scottish Government official has told a court she felt “hunted” by Alex Salmond moments before an alleged attempted rape in Bute House. The former first minister of Scotland

Only 4% of child abuse offences recorded by police ‘led to a charge or summons’

By Jemma Crew, Reporter6th March 2020News England

Just 4% of child abuse offences recorded by police over a year resulted in a charge or summons, official data shows. Around 227,500 offences identified as child abuse were recorded

Woman in her 70s becomes first patient to die from Coronavirus as cases double in 48 hours

By Jane Kirby, Health Editor6th March 2020News England

A patient with underlying health conditions has become the first person in the UK to die after testing positive for coronavirus. The older patient, reported to be a woman in

NAO warn of ‘significant time lag’ before policies to train new nurses have any impact

By Ella Pickover, Reporter5th March 2020News England

The NHS “does not have the nurses it needs”, according to a new report. The stark warning from the National Audit Office (NAO) comes after health officials said a Covid-19

Charity’s handling of sexual harassment claims ‘let down complainants, employees and public’

By Jemma Crew and Flora Thompson, Reporters5th March 2020News England

Charity Save the Children UK “let down” complainants, employees and the public through “serious failures” in its handling of sexual harassment allegations against senior staff, according to a watchdog’s damning

Hundreds of children died or were abused after concerns raised with social services, review finds

By Flora Thompson, Reporter4th March 2020News England

Hundreds of children died or were victims of abuse and neglect after concerns for their welfare had already been raised with social services, according to a report. The Child Safeguarding

Fifth of workers could be absent due to coronavirus as Government publish plan to tackle spread

By David Hughes and Jane Kirby, Reporters3rd March 2020News England

The coronavirus outbreak could lead to a fifth of workers being absent, cause the police to drop low-priority cases and force the NHS to delay non-urgent care, according to the

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Health minister Nadine Dorries self-isolating after being diagnosed with coronavirus

Duke of York has ‘completely shut door’ on co-operating with Epstein abuse probe – US lawyer

Woman felt ‘hunted’ by Salmond before alleged attempted rape in Bute House, court told

Only 4% of child abuse offences recorded by police ‘led to a charge or summons’

Woman in her 70s becomes first patient to die from Coronavirus as cases double in 48 hours

NAO warn of ‘significant time lag’ before policies to train new nurses have any impact

Charity’s handling of sexual harassment claims ‘let down complainants, employees and public’

Hundreds of children died or were abused after concerns raised with social services, review finds

Fifth of workers could be absent due to coronavirus as Government publish plan to tackle spread

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

Health minister Nadine Dorries self-isolating after being diagnosed with coronavirus

Committee launch inquiry to establish ‘agreed figure’ to bridge social care funding gap

Duke of York has ‘completely shut door’ on co-operating with Epstein abuse probe – US lawyer

Woman felt ‘hunted’ by Salmond before alleged attempted rape in Bute House, court told

Only 4% of child abuse offences recorded by police ‘led to a charge or summons’

Woman in her 70s becomes first patient to die from Coronavirus as cases double in 48 hours

NAO warn of ‘significant time lag’ before policies to train new nurses have any impact

Charity’s handling of sexual harassment claims ‘let down complainants, employees and public’

Hundreds of children died or were abused after concerns raised with social services, review finds

Fifth of workers could be absent due to coronavirus as Government publish plan to tackle spread