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Covid inquiry: Those who suffered will be at its heart, Baroness Hallett vows

The former judge promised that the inquiry would ‘not drag on for decades, producing reports when it is too late for them to do any good’.

The Independent UK

What do I do if I test positive for Covid? Everything to know about coronavirus rules

According to the latest data, the percentage of people testing positive for coronavirus rose in England for the week ending September 17, meaning about one in 65 people had the virus

Daily Mirror

The Guardian view on Truss, Kwarteng and inequality: out of touch, out of time

Editorial: Michael Gove is doing the country a service by resisting a government with no mandate

The Guardian - UK

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Unequal treatment for mental health in the NHS

Letter: A reader questions the health service’s spending on mental health and its handling of patients

The Guardian - UK

Almost half of Scots junior doctors could quit profession, survey finds

HEALTH Secretary Humza Yousaf is being urged to act as a new survey of junior doctors revealed almost half are considering quitting the profession.

The National (Scotland)

And so to bed with Samuel Pepys

Brief letters: A literary cure for insomnia | Arts and health privatisation | Heffalump traps | Effects of Librium | Must-see theatre

The Guardian - UK

Liz Truss MUST ditch welfare cuts to prevent a 'benefits bloodbath', says Gordon Brown

Writing for the Mirror, former Prime Minister Gordon Brown says Liz Truss must raise benefits by inflation - 'and worry more about millions on the breadline than millionaires in the boardrooms'

Daily Mirror

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‘I was neglected for hours while in labour and lost my baby - the hospital admits my child could have been saved’

If staff negligence had not happened the little girl would have been born alive, the hospital has admitted

Manchester Evening News

Not a single dental surgery in Bristol is currently taking NHS patients

The British Dental Association says it would take £880 million to restore care to 2010 levels

Bristol Post

Woman facing jail over attack on Sir Captain Tom Moore’s statue

Sir Tom shot to national fame when he raised almost £33m for NHS charities during the Covid pandemic by walking laps of his garden aged 99.

The Independent UK

Nearly three quarters of men unaware they can develop breast cancer, study reveals

Breast cancer in men usually occurs in those aged 60 and above, but can occasionally affect younger men

The Independent UK

Climate protester charged after 'tipping human faeces' over Captain Sir Tom statue

Madeleine Budd, 21, is said to have been videoed while she emptied a canister of urine and faeces over the sculpture in Hatton, Derbyshire.

Daily Record

Merseyside leisure centre reopens to public after two year pandemic closure

The Oval Leisure Centre in Bebington was used by the NHS as a Covid Hub during the pandemic

Liverpool Echo

Liz Truss wants to inflict more austerity on Britain – but there’s nothing left to cut

Instead of ‘trimming the fat’ from the public sector, this government seems intent on sinking the welfare state entirely, says Rosie Collington of the UCL’s Institute for Innovation and Public Purpose

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Daily Mirror

Covid deaths: Top 5 UK hotspots amid fourth wave fears - see full list

A total of 235 deaths that mentioned coronavirus on the death certificate were registered in the week to September 23, show ONS figures, as infections continue to increase in England and Wales

Daily Mirror

Emotional minute's silence held at Covid inquiry as grieving families demand answers

Baroness Heather Hallett opened the Covid inquiry promising bereaved families would be at the heart of business promising a "fair and thorough" investigation today

The Guardian - UK

Ravenscourt review – NHS drama zings with grim humour

Georgina Burns’ debut play about an overburdened counselling unit presents perceptive insights and no easy answers

Evening Standard

Robert Jenrick: how I plan to get ahead of the NHS winter crisis

Last week I accompanied some of our incredible London paramedics on a shift to see first-hand the challenges they’re facing.

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The National (Scotland)

Bereaved families will be at heart of Covid-19 public inquiry, says chairwoman

BEREAVED families and those who suffered will be at the heart of the Covid-19 public inquiry, its chairwoman has said, as she promised to be…

The Independent UK

Covid inquiry: Those who suffered will be at its heart, chairwoman says

The inquiry is expected to last at least a year, with the first evidence sessions starting in spring 2023.

Daily Mirror

Covid-19 questions answered as fourth wave hits UK - boosters, test kits and symptoms

It comes as new analysis shows infections increased by a quarter in England last week, double the rate previously thought, amid fears of a devastating winter surge

Daily Record

NHS Ayrshire and Arran energy bill costs to rise by £2.5 million

Gas and electricity bills for the health board with surge by around 50 per cent.

Manchester Evening News

Sainsbury's driver refuses to hand over £68 food delivery to customer, 37, because he didn't have ID

William says he's been forced to 'live on scraps' because of the online delivery dispute

Glasgow Live

Over 3000 Scots waited more than eight hours for an ambulance last year

At least one patient categorised in the most severe level, where the rate of cardiac arrest is approximately 53 per cent, was left waiting more than six hours for an ambulance.

Bristol Post

Natural England drop objection to Ashton Gate housing plans

Karin Smyth said Longmoor Village was 'much more appropriate' to build new homes than other spaces in South Bristol

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