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Refugees and aid agencies have warned of deteriorating conditions in overcrowded and severely underfunded camps in Chad, as intensifying violence and a hunger crisis in
Half of UK workforce lack access to workplace health support, report finds
Almost half of the UK workforce lack access to workplace health support including winter flu vaccinations and checks for cardiovascular diseases, a report has found.
Wes Streeting unveils plans for ‘patient passports’ to hold all medical records
Wes Streeting is to unveil plans for portable medical records giving every NHS patient all their information stored digitally in one place on Monday, despite
Number of homes sold in UK up by a third, says Rightmove
The number of homes being sold is up almost a third, year on year, so far this month, although the traditional autumn price bump has
UK weather: Storm Ashley batters UK with strong winds and rain
Parts of the UK have been battered by strong winds and heavy rain, as Storm Ashley – the first named storm of the season –
European football: Lewandowski brace inspires Barcelona rout of Sevilla
Robert Lewandowski and Pablo Torre each scored twice to help leaders Barcelona thrash visitors Sevilla 5-1 in La Liga on Sunday. Barça were dominant throughout
Water companies raise bonuses to £9.1m despite record sewage discharges
Bonuses for water company bosses in England and Wales rose to £9.1m this year despite record sewage discharges into rivers and seas. More than a