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Nurses across the UK are currently casting their votes on whether to take industrial action over pay and conditions

British Deputy Prime Minister Therese Coffey said on Tuesday she was confident that people's pensions were safe, after the Bank of England stepped into the bond market again warning of a risk to the country's financial stability.

Among the causes of stress and anxiety are work worries, lack of sleep and looming to do lists.

As the Royal College of Nurses prepares to announce results of a strike ballot of its 300,000 members, Daniel Keane speaks to the nurses saying ‘enough is enough’

Disability campaigner Anna Morell says that Therese Coffey burying the white paper won't 'shine a public light on the things which need fixing in the systems for which she is responsible'

Looking back at sixties California from the vantage point of murky 1971, Hunter S Thompson climbed a hill in nearby Las Vegas and looked West. "With the right kind of eyes you can almost see the high-water mark" he wrote. "That place where the wave finally broke and rolled back.”

West Midlands Ambulance service apologised for the long delay, saying it was caused by the pressures on health and social care

The protesters interrupted Liz Truss’s televised leaders’ speech at the Conservative Party conference in Birmingham.

Liz Truss finds her party simmering with rebellion and discontent and badly lagging in national polls