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‘The signs are too stark to ignore’: seven reasons the NHS is in crisis

As the NHS approaches its 75th anniversary, writers close to it reflect on the numbers behind its problems, and what it will take to heal the wounds

The Guardian - UK

Max and Keira's inspirational donor story that led to law-change will be told in new book

Dr Rachel Clarke is interviewing the families of Mirror campaigner Max Johnson, 15, and his heart donor, Keira Ball. Her book will focus on Keira, whose organs saved Max and three others

Daily Mirror

Cruise ships could be used to house 'desperate citizens'

One council is exploring the idea

Wales Online

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Ministers could help the patients dying in NHS hospital corridors right now – they just choose not to

Be under no illusion: the hundreds of avoidable deaths in the NHS every week are the result of political decisions, says palliative care doctor Rachel Clarke

The Guardian - UK

'Broken' NHS forces A&E staff 'to ask sick patients to monitor their own vital signs'

A&E workers have spoken of the 'Dickensian overcrowding' faced in hospitals as ten trusts declared Critical Incidents this week where services are crippled by staff shortages

Daily Mirror

Will the autumn statement do enough to ease the recession? Our panel’s verdict

The chancellor has presented the government’s economic plans as Britain suffers the highest inflation for 40 years

The Guardian - UK

Thérèse Coffey criticised for giving leftover antibiotics to a friend

Health secretary accused of ‘monumental stupidity’ for saying she had shared a prescribed medication

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Betty Campbell's granddaughter helps launch anti-racism training for teachers in Wales

The training has also been developed by a former pupil of Wales' first black headteacher Betty Campbell

Wales Online

‘Hope matters’: Ukrainian and international authors on why literature is important in times of conflict

Ten writers appearing at the Lviv BookForum, run this year in partnership with the Hay festival, discuss why we need books more than ever

The Guardian - UK

Instead of helping desperate NHS doctors like me, Thérèse Coffey is sticking in the boot

Every day we see things that should shame the nation. The health secretary’s solution? Ask the public to pitch in, says palliative care doctor Rachel Clarke

The Guardian - UK

Sunak is so desperate to be prime minister that he has decided to rewrite Covid history

The misinformation spouted by the leadership hopeful is dangerous and exacerbates the wrongful mistrust of scientists, says doctor and author Rachel Clarke

The Guardian - UK

Archie Battersbee case shows the heartbreaking reality of life and death decisions

Letters: Philip Hilton, Gillian Morriss-Kay, Alison McKendrick and Margy Wooding on hope, loss and lessons from the tragic death of the 12-year-old

The Guardian - UK

What can we learn from the awful tragedy of Archie Battersbee’s death?

Doctors like me agonise over the harrowing decisions around the end of treatment – but we must always be ready to listen, says Rachel Clarke

The Guardian - UK

Letters: only a coalition can oust the Tories

Labour and the Lib Dems must put aside their differences to end a decade in power of a corrupt and immoral regime

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While Boris Johnson partied, I helped a child put on PPE to see his dying dad

NHS doctors were grateful to the public who followed Covid rules. The PM’s glass of wine has been thrown in all our faces, says palliative care doctor Rachel Clarke

The Guardian - UK

Examining the false narratives of Covid, two years on

Letters: Ron Walton on coronavirus pushing the NHS to the brink, and Nick Black on the UK’s excess deaths being higher than other countries in Europe. Plus letters from Chris Ham, Richard Carter and Sue Smith

The Guardian - UK

The claim that the NHS ‘coped’ with Covid is not true - it’s drowning and damaged

Two years on, so much rewriting of history has happened, it is easy to forget just how anarchic and desperate conditions were, says palliative care doctor Rachel Clarke

Liverpool Echo

Liverpool developer Peter McInnes: I do not launder money for drugs gangs

Exclusive: Major city developer speaks out over links to figures who became key players in Liverpool's gangland

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