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Nearly 4 million working days lost to strikes as walkouts continue

The data comes as NHS junior doctors are set to strike for 72 hours in mid-June, while teachers will strike for two days in July

The Independent UK

Cameron and Osborne must be ‘taken to task’ for austerity at Covid inquiry – BMA

The British Medical Association said the pair were responsible for a decade of cuts to the NHS.

The Independent UK

Strikes by health workers hit half-a-million appointments in England

Some 539,231 appointments, procedures and operations have been rescheduled.

The Independent UK

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Unions criticise the Government after a year of strikes

A wave of industrial action has been held over the past 12 months, with many disputes remaining unresolved.

The Independent UK

Stunning dashcam footage shows heroic van driver saving the life of choking motorist

Brandon Alderson has been praised as a 'hero in a Hi-Vis' for jumping into action after noticing a man on the side of the road in clear distress

Daily Mirror

Families launch legal action against scandal-hit hospitals after The Independent exposed ‘systemic abuse’

Exclusive: Allegations include children being injured during restraint, inappropriate force-feeding and patients being over-medicated

The Independent UK

'Everywhere we look, there are good reasons to give Rishi Sunak and Tories the boot'

Kevin Maguire says record waiting lists in the NHS, sclerotic economic growth, stubbornly high inflation, crippled public services and a bad Brexit are just some of the reasons to give Tories the boot

Daily Mirror

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Doctor shares six medical reasons you might feel tired 'all the time'

If you're been struggling with fatigue lately despite getting plenty of sleep, there may be a medical cause. Doctor Raja Mohan shares a number of possible reasons behind tiredness

Daily Mirror

Student suicides: The parents united by grief taking the fight to universities

Parents whose children took their own lives are calling for a statutory duty of care for students in higher education to save others from the same fate, Tara Cobham writes

The Independent UK

The massive challenges facing Plaid Cymru's new leader and why it matters for Wales

There is a big challenge ahead

Wales Online

All the UK strike dates confirmed for June and July 2023

Latest walkouts by NHS junior doctors to bring fresh disruption to healthcare sector with teachers set to join them

The Independent UK

Poverty among workers is worse than families on benefits, says North East credit union boss

NEFirst is having to turn down a 'worrying number' of people for loans because they don't have enough money to pay them back

Chronicle Live

Robot surgeons provide many benefits, but how autonomous should they be?

Keyhole surgery using robotic arms has transformed medicine. But the next generation of advanced robotics might be able to surpass the skills of surgeons

The Guardian - UK

‘We need to talk about the end’: Wendy Mitchell on living positively with Alzheimer’s

Since being diagnosed with Alzheimer’s, Wendy Mitchell has written three books, taken up photography and walked a 1,000ft highwire. Living your best life, she reveals, also means confronting death

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Fighting for Life by Isabel Hardman; Critical by Dr Julia Grace Patterson reviews – is the NHS really on its last legs?

The triumphs and the tribulations… former health secretary Alan Johnson on two very different books seeking to take the pulse of our national health service on its 75th anniversary

Daily Mirror

Danniella Westbrook vows to foot £500k NHS bill for corrective facial surgery

Danniella Westbrook headed to Turkey for the surgery before the procedure turned into a nightmare amid her desperate battle to save her face which could collapse completely

The Guardian - UK

Understanding the scourge that is Vladimir Putin

To get to the heart of what drives Russia’s leader, look not to Freud but theories of dehumanisation and violence

The Independent UK

Self-propelling robot endoscope ‘could make bowel cancer screening comfortable’

Scientists have created a new type endoscope that is soft, flexible, and capable of extending and curling inside the body on its own.

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Daily Mirror

Creator of comedy-drama This Is Going To Hurt becomes dad to surrogate twins

Adam Kay, whose book about the overstretched NHS was turned into This is Going To Hurt for BBC, celebrated with husband James Farrell but joked the joy has both 'transformed' and 'ruined' their lives

Daily Mirror

Windrush pioneer who had to 'fight for survival' feels 'honoured to be British'

HMT Empire Windrush docked in Tilbury, Essex, 75 years ago this week in answer to a Government call to the Commonwealth to help rebuild the United Kingdom but hundreds were wrongly detained

Chronicle Live

Autism diagnosis 'takes far too long': New report lays bare experience of Northumberland families with NHS services

A new report highlights how young people with autism can struggle to navigate the NHS and access appropriate support.

Daily Mirror

Rose Ayling-Ellis says families of deaf children should get free sign language lessons

Strictly winner Rose Ayling-Ellis has launched a campaign pushing for 'real political change' to ensure that families of deaf children can get language lessons for free on the NHS

The Independent UK

Wes Streeting reveals ambition to become prime minister

The shadow health secretary said he had ‘never been ashamed of aiming high’.

Belfast Live

Co Antrim woman takes to the skies on 21st birthday to help young girl 'live life to the full'

Violet Breet was born at 30 weeks with four-limbed cerebral palsy, has cerebral vision impairment, epilepsy and is non-verbal.

The Independent UK

Axing two-for-one junk food deal bans ‘unforgivable’, campaigners warn

TV doctor Chris van Tulleken branded suggestions the ‘light-touch’ regulation would restrict consumer choice ‘ludicrous’.

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