nurses to look after patients in corridors. Asked specifically about this story by the Lib Dem MP Alison Bennett (Mid Sussex), Streeting said: It’s not
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Doctors to speak out against changes to proposed assisted dying law in England and Wales
Doctors are preparing to speak out against changes to the proposed assisted dying law that could ban physicians from raising the procedures with patients. The
Iron age men left home to join wives’ families, DNA study suggests
From Neanderthals to royal courts, history seems awash with women upping sticks to join men’s families, but researchers have found that the tables were turned
Spike in baby deaths on Lucy Letby ward ‘surprising and unusual’, says statistician
The “unusual” spike in baby deaths on the neonatal unit where Lucy Letby worked had a 0.008% probability of occurring given its previous mortality rate,
Currys turns to automation as national insurance change ‘depresses hiring’
Currys has said it is entering a period of “depressed hiring” and is to bring in more automation after imminent changes to employers’ national insurance.
Norwich restaurant charges £100 for a pineapple pizza
A pizzeria is asking its customers to put their dough where their mouth is if they want to eat a Hawaiian – charging £100 for
Drones flying into jails in England and Wales are national security threat, says prisons watchdog
Drones have become a “threat to national security”, the prisons watchdog has said, after a surge in the amount of weapons and drugs flown into
Ministers consider ban on all UK public bodies making ransomware payments
Schools, the NHS and local councils will be banned from making ransomware payments under government proposals to tackle hackers. In a crackdown on such cyber-attacks,
Ministers to appeal against river pollution ruling won by Yorkshire anglers
The UK environment secretary, Steve Reed, is pursuing legal action against a group of anglers who are trying to restore the ecosystem of a river.
Politically historic Kingsley Hall in Bristol awarded £4.7m for renovation
A 319-year-old Grade II-listed building in the heart of Bristol that was the headquarters of the precursor to the modern Labour party has been awarded