A raft of recommendations in a public inquiry into the deaths of up to 1,200 people at Mid Staffordshire NHS Foundation Trust will say hospitals that cover-up mistakes should be closed.
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A raft of recommendations in a public inquiry into the deaths of up to 1,200 people at Mid Staffordshire NHS Foundation Trust will say hospitals that cover-up mistakes should be closed.
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SIMON Burns under fire for shunning train commute as inflation-busting rail fares soar
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Wide-ranging reforms of the National Health Service will be recommended by a public inquiry into serious failings of care at a scandal-hit hospital, it was reported today.
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Wide-ranging reforms of the National Health Service will be recommended by a public inquiry into serious failings of care at a scandal-hit hospital, it has been reported.
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Hunt is on for heroes as soldiers join other regiments to get “up close with the Taliban”
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Sweeping reforms of the National Health Service will be demanded by a public inquiry into one of the worst scandals in NHS history.
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Activity in the UK's services sector fell for the first time in two years in December, a survey suggests, raising fears for the economy.
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A high number of equal pay claims in the Scottish health service means it faces a "financial timebomb", say opposition parties.
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My friend and colleague Arthur Collis, who has died aged 96, was one of many people whose lives were completely changed by the second world war. His work in the Pacifist Service Unit (PSU) in the East End of London during the blitz exposed him to the p...
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Police Service of Northern Ireland Assistant Chief Constable George Hamilton has condemned the terrorists who planted a bomb under the car of a police officer in Belfast.
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Police Service of Northern Ireland Assistant Chief Constable George Hamilton has condemned the terrorists who planted a bomb under the car of a police officer in Belfast.
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Rowan Williams has given his final service before stepping down as archbishop of Canterbury. How do you assess his 10-year tenure? Can it be judged a success?
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1.13m applications were received via National Apprenticeship Service database, with only 106,000 vacancies advertisedMore than 1 million applications for apprenticeships were submitted in 2012, far more than the number of vacancies available.According ...
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Two American ex-pats are fighting a losing battle with Expedia after the travel service giant listed the hotel they own on Mexico's Caribbean Coast as sold out thought the end of 2013 - even though it's not.
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The royals have attended church at Sandringham without the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.
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Our system for rewarding public service is an absurd hangover from feudal times. The status it bestows is meaninglessRepublicans think the honours system is absurd, with the Queen the font of all honour in the land, clippety-clop, doffety-cap. The imag...
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UK Protected Persons Service, say police, will enhance support and safeguards for those who risk life giving evidence in courtA nationwide witness protection service is to be launched to improve co-ordination between police forces and safeguard those w...
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Hospitals must provide fewer services if it is to cope with growing demand caused by ageing population, says Mike FarrarThe public need to accept the closure of many hospital units and live healthier lives if they want the health service to survive, ac...
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Territorial Army soldiers and other Service personnel could be penalised by the Government's new "bedroom tax", officials admit.
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HER Majesty, 86, recovers from a cold and braves drizzling rain in Sandringham — but Harry and William unable to attend
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THE Queen joined the rest of the royals for the traditional church service at Sandringham this morning
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