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‘The darkest period of my life’: I struggled to breastfeed – then a drug sent me spiralling

The anti-sickness medicine domperidone is increasingly being prescribed or bought illegally to aid lactation. Yet, as I discovered too late, side-effects can include anxiety, depression and suicidal thoughts

The Guardian - UK

Offering smooth peanut butter to babies could give 'life long' protection against peanut allergy - mum of tweens shares her weaning stories and what she would've done differently

New research reveals offering smooth peanut butter to babies gives them a good chance at not developing a peanut allergy. One mum shares her weaning journey, and what she would've changed.

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Jeremy Hunt: My seat's on a 'knife edge' but the Conservatives will defend the Blue Wall brick by brick

EXCLUSIVE: The Chancellor said his Surrey seat is on a ‘knife edge’ as the Liberal Democrats seek to oust him

Evening Standard

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Thursday briefing: Diane Abbott, Faiza Shaheen, and how the Labour party is changing

In today’s newsletter: What explains the treatment of Britain’s first Black female MP – and is it part of a pattern?

The Guardian - UK

If Labour wins a 1945-style landslide, it will have no excuse for playing it safe

Sticking to the Tories’ nonsensical fiscal rules, as it says it will, would be a political and economic mistake, says the Guardian’s economic editor Larry Elliott

The Guardian - UK

Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis Would Be Required to Take Part In National Service If It Passes In the U.K.—Including Potentially Serving in the Armed Forces

No royal children will be exempt from taking part in at least a year of service when they turn 18, the country’s Conservative Party clarified.

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Labour has ‘no plans’ to allow health worker visas to include family members

Rules were changed this year in effort to cut immigration, but experts warn bar on dependents will have significant impact on health service

The Guardian - UK

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Labour has 'no plans' to reverse foreign health worker dependants ban, Wes Streeting says

The shadow health and care secretary says the NHS has become too reliant on overseas staff

Evening Standard

OPINION - Yes, no, maybe: will Diane Abbott be allowed to stand for Labour?

Today was supposed to be Labour's big NHS day. You know, the one where party of the health service seeks office in order to once again save the health service. And with waiting lists languishing at a near-record 7.54 million, they have a case to make. Unfortunately for the party,…

Evening Standard

Lucy Letby inquiry should be heard in public, judge rules

Judge says inquiry will examine matters of ‘profound importance’ but rejects calls for it to be livestreamed

The Guardian - UK

Lucy Letby inquiry can be broadcast live, judge rules

Judge says inquiry, due to begin in September, is ‘of profound importance’ and public should be allowed to watch

The Guardian - UK

CEO Ditched Her Master's Degree To Start An Inclusive Lingerie Line for 'Real Women'

Agarwala founded Butt-Chique in 2020 after she recognised a gap in the activewear market - a lack of options that were both stylish and functional for women of diverse body types.

International Business Times UK

Labour won't give junior doctors full pay rise on day one, says Wes Streeting

Shadow health secretary says he ‘wouldn’t be able to afford’ BMA’s 35% pay claim

Evening Standard

Wes Streeting slated for latest bid to increase privatisation in NHS

THE shadow health secretary has promised Labour will go “further” than Tony Blair in making use of the private sector to ease NHS pressures.

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Rishi Sunak holds Q&A in Devon – as it happened

Prime minister answers questions on proposed national service scheme and tax cuts

The Independent UK

Labour pledge to boost sick pay rights for low-paid workers

Exclusive: Labour will scrap the lower earnings threshold for statutory sick pay and make workers eligible from day one of falling ill

Evening Standard

Labour's £1.4billion vow to wipe NHS backlog in London in five years

The party pledges an extra 40,000 appointments, scans, and operations a week

The Guardian - UK

Labour pledges to clear NHS waiting list backlog in England in five years

Wes Streeting says another Conservative term could result in waiting list swelling to 10m cases

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Tone-deaf response to patients’ needs

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The National (Scotland)

Scottish NHS board ordered to pay £70,000 after failures caused patient's death

A SCOTTISH NHS board has been ordered to pay out more than £70,000 for health and safety failings that led to the death of a patient ...

The Independent UK

TikTok doctor warns truth about vaping won’t be seen for 20 or 30 years

New figures from Cancer UK showed that the rise in vaping was greatest in people who had never smoked

The Independent UK

Food allergies and flying – what you need to know

There is no international agreement among airlines on food allergy policies

The National (Scotland)

Douglas Ross calls on voters to 'deliver a fatal blow to the SNP'

DOUGLAS Ross has said he wants to “deliver a fatal blow” as he said the election was a chance to make Scotland “free of the SNP”.

International Business Times UK

Long-term Sickness, Depression Cause Over 1.5 Million British Women To Drop Out Of The Workforce

There has been a 48% increase in the number of women economically inactive due to ill health, compared to five years ago.

The Guardian - UK

Our schools don’t prepare young people for life. National service could change that

Forget the military, but working under supervision in the NHS, care sector or for a charity could be hugely beneficial for many, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

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