Controversial landlord Fergus Wilson forces Kent householders to find new homes Dozens of families are facing the risk of homelessness after receiving eviction notices from one of Britain’s biggest and… Read more »
Research shows 10% of these searches involve violent phrases such as ‘Jews must die’ At least 170,000 antisemitic Google searches are made in the UK every year, with 10% of… Read more »
Review commissioned by WHO says fibre in ‘good’ carbohydrates such as wholegrain bread and oats has protective effect Eating more fibre, found in wholegrain cereals, pasta and bread as well… Read more »
Tory welfare policy estimated to have cost poor working families hundreds of pounds A Conservative welfare policy estimated to have cost some working families hundreds of pounds a year is… Read more »
Document demands repeal of 2012 legislation on automatic tendering of care contracts What is NHS long-term plan and can it achieve its aims? NHS leaders want Theresa May to scrap… Read more »
Commission including Sayeeda Warsi and Ed Miliband has been researching ways to tackle housing crisis ‘Bounced from place to place’: the unsettled lives of housing crisis victims England must launch… Read more »
May says plan setting out £20.5bn budget increase guarantees health service’s future Theresa May has said the government’s long-term plan for the NHS in England will secure its future for… Read more »
Experts warn funding cuts and staffing crisis could undermine bold vision of genomics and hi-tech surgery NHS leaders are to outline a future in which genomics, cutting-edge surgery and artificial… Read more »
In 2007 interview, Shaun Bailey enthused about discipline when ‘teachers were men’ Labour has accused the Conservative London mayoral candidate, Shaun Bailey, of the “worst kind of casual sexism and… Read more »
Experts warn funding cuts and staffing crisis could undermine bold vision of genomics and hi-tech surgery NHS leaders are to outline a future in which genomics, cutting-edge surgery and artificial… Read more »
PM admits performance in England is slipping as she fails to promise targets will be met Theresa May has refused to guarantee that the NHS will get back to delivering… Read more »
Amber Rudd delays vote on roll-out of new benefit to 3 million people, saying system must ‘work for every claimant’ The roll-out of the government’s flagship welfare programme is to… Read more »
Extra funding pledged to close the gap with treatment for physical illnesses New waiting-time targets for mental health treatment and stronger support for young adults with difficulties will be an… Read more »
Campaigners wary of pledge to expand treatment to more children and teenagers Theresa May is to promise a major expansion of NHS mental healthcare for children and young people in… Read more »
Research suggests link between social media use and depressive symptoms was stronger for girls compared with boys Girls’ much-higher rate of depression than boys is closely linked to the greater… Read more »
Staffing problems and a spike in flu could mean ‘severe difficulties’ for NHS, says Dr Nick Scriven Hospitals will be hit by “mayhem” this weekend because of the coming cold… Read more »
Survey shows young people struggle to access treatment and face long delays Online CBT is not a therapy substitute but a step to help manage anxiety Nearly all GPs worry… Read more »
London and Manchester emergency workers recognised along with Twiggy, Margaret Atwood and Michael Palin Dozens of emergency service workers have been recognised in a New Year honours list that highlights… Read more »
£10m move aimed at reducing queues for public phones and demand for illicit mobiles Thousands more prisoners will be able to make phone calls from their cells as part of… Read more »
Research finds 124 English NHS trusts made more than £226m in 2017-18 from parking Hospitals are making hundreds of millions of pounds from car parking charges, with more than four… Read more »
Ex-minister says cuts went too far, as Guardian investigation shows wide-ranging impact Deep cuts to legal aid have inflicted such disarray in family courts that parents are abandoning efforts to… Read more »
Care England chief says ageism is national scandal that should be challenged in courts The UK is “completely and institutionally ageist”, according to the chief executive of Care England, the… Read more »
Matt Hancock has been asked to intervene after controversial antipsychotic drug is linked to two deaths The health secretary is under pressure to respond to growing concerns about the use… Read more »
Exclusive: opposition leader says he would go to Brussels to secure better deal if he was PM Jeremy Corbyn has defiantly restated Labour’s policy of leading Britain out of the… Read more »
Office for National Statistics say deaths increased from 482 in 2018 to nearly 600 last year Nearly 600 homeless people were found dead on the streets and in temporary accommodation… Read more »
Charity in Deptford upgrades facilities to help cope with sharp rise in rough sleeping this winter A charity in south-east London has introduced sleeping pods for homeless people, as figures… Read more »
French authorities withdraw approval for Allergan textured implants, popular in UK Breast implants that have been linked to a rare form of cancer have been pulled from the market in… Read more »
Report into femicide cases in Britain also reveals 46% were killed by their partner or an ex Three-quarters of women killed by men in the UK in 2017 knew the… Read more »
Party launches plan to ensure place to stay if temperature falls below freezing Labour has pledged £100m a year in additional help for rough sleepers in cold weather, which the… Read more »
As nearly 25% go missing from council care, studies claim the system is failing victims of trafficking A quarter of trafficked children who were in the care of local authorities… Read more »