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Vast majority of Brits want NHS staff to get a proper pay rise, poll finds

NHS and care home workers are battling for a pay rise as inflation rockets to 10% - and a poll tonight finds 73% of the public think they should get a proper hike

Daily Mirror

Support worker was diagnosed with deadly brain tumour after cluster headaches and nausea

Oliver Cooper-Grace's family hopes to send him abroad for treatment after 'exhausting' all NHS options

Wales Online

Care home resident suffered permanent damage after being left with erection for 4 days

The unnamed man with Asperger's Syndrome, identified as Y in the report, was finally taken to hospital and diagnosed with priapism — a painful, long-lasting erection — for which he needed surgery

Daily Mirror

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Millions of workers will be better off from this month as tax rules change - how your pay will be affected

The health and social care levy has been reversed - meaning workers will take home more of their pay from this month

Manchester Evening News

Scarlet fever warning signs after outbreak in Scotland prompts fears

An NHS Scotland board has stated that they are dealing with a concerning number of cases.

Daily Record

Routine bipolar screening should be ingrained in NHS, say experts

Bipolar Commission says more specialist training needed to reduce average nine-and-a-half-year wait to get diagnosis

The Guardian - UK

Scots pensioner left on trolley in hospital A&E hallway for 17 hours

The son of the 88-year-old says he feared losing his mum after she was left in the corridor at the Royal Infirmary in Edinburgh while suffering from an infection that medics had classed as an 'emergency situation'.

Daily Record

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Breakthrough Covid drug for vulnerable proven to save lives - but it's not free on NHS

Research suggests the drug, called Evusheld, would be 88% effective at preventing intensive care admission for people with weakened immune systems still shielding from Covid because vaccines don't work for them.

Daily Mirror

People making new PIP claims may not need to attend an assessment in scenario process

There are five application scenarios where people making a new claim may not need to go through the consultation process - which would cut a lot of time for people to get their money.

Glasgow Live

Concerns over unaccompanied children seeking asylum in Long Eaton hotels

There are also fears that the busy national speed limit road which runs between the hotels

Nottingham Post

NHS staff in Northern Ireland vote to strike with industrial action possible before Christmas

A GMB Union Organiser said: "The NHS in Northern Ireland is on life support."

Belfast Live

Edinburgh woman left on trolley in packed hospital A&E corridor for 17 hours

Her concerned son described the waiting room as 'pandemonium' and claims every spare inch of space in the emergency department was filled with patients on trollies.

Edinburgh Live

Five foods you should include in your diet to help lose weight quickly according to experts

These healthy foods can help to make your workout routine more successful too, contributing towards muscle gain as well as weight loss

Chronicle Live

Warning over 'unseasonably high' levels of Victorian illness that causes telltale rash

Experts have warned parents to be on the lookout for symptoms of the disease, which is a bacterial infection that mainly affects children, causing a telltale red rash

Daily Mirror

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Liverpool Echo

Kids as young as 10 being stabbed and beaten leading to new scheme

The Merseyside Violence Reduction Partnership is funding a bold scheme to build up the confidence of children hospitalised by violence

Chronicle Live

New NHS unit for planned care like pacemaker operations opens at Cramlington hospital

You could have a pacemaker fitted at the newly-separated planned procedures unit at NSECH.

Daily Record

Nicola Sturgeon under pressure to sack Humza Yousaf over worst ever A&E waiting times

In the week ending October 30 just 63.1 per cent of patients were treated and either admitted, transferred or discharged within the target time.

Evening Standard

Keir Starmer is breaking Leftist taboos in his deadly serious drive to win real power

Guess the politician. This prominent MP has: said the NHS employs too many foreign workers and should have more British staff; said children shouldn’t be able to change their gender and get medical help without parents’ consent; been accused of trying to “purge” people with Left-wing views from public life.

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Wales Online

What the Autumn statement could mean for your money

Jeremy Hunt's announcement next week will have major implications for millions of people in the UK

Birmingham Post

Gloucestershire healthtech strikes deal for digital health firm

Intouch with Health made the acquisition through its Canadian parent company VitalHub

Wales Online

Cancer delays meant dad died without ever receiving treatment

Keith Bromyard's daughter is now campaigning for the Government to improve diagnosis times

Daily Mirror

Ibuprofen toxicity symptoms you should never ignore as it can cause internal bleeding

Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) are responsible for approximately 5-10% of all medications prescribed each year but unfortunately, overuse of these types of drugs can increase the risk of suffering from stomach bleeding or ulcers

The Independent UK

Pancreatic cancer survivor reveals five early signs as he battles the disease for a second time

After having pancreatic cancer twice, Charles Czajkowski is dedicating the rest of his life to raising awareness of the early symptoms

Daily Record

NHS Lanarkshire condemn violence towards staff, as nearly three assaults a day recorded

There has been over 18,000 assaults on NHS staff last year

Manchester Evening News

"Covid claps don't pay the bills": What striking nurses could mean for Greater Manchester

Will any nurses be working during the strike? And what will happen to patients? The big questions answered...

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