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The PM has insisted he will not reopen the independent pay review process

The Prime Minister was grilled by senior MPs on the Commons Liaison Committee on topics including the Rwanda deportation scheme, foreign policy, a hike in fuel duty, the cost-of-living crisis, and widespread strikes facing the country

Neil Kinnock understood that Labour was about to lose – and lose big. But two days before the 1983 general election, the then shadow education secretary (with sights on higher office) delivered, politics aside, one of the finest pieces of oratory by any British politician since the war. Speaking from…

The North East Ambulance Service - which has declared a critical incident - urges the public to only dial 999 if life is under threat during strike

From seizures to sudden weakness or speech disturbances, these are some of the red flags that could indicate the onset of the condition

A teenager who missed a year of school due to long Covid has returned to full-time education after receiving treatment at the NHS's first "post-Covid service".

The warnings come ahead of Wednesday's planned industrial action, as NHS staff continue their long-standing dispute over pay and working conditions

'On health grounds alone, it is clear we have entered dangerous territory'

A new mental health facility has opened to patients in South West London that will feature the largest arts project in NHS history.