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Scotland and UK co-operation needed to end health disparities – Brown

Scotland and UK co-operation needed to end health disparities – Brown

Scotland and UK co-operation needed to end health disparities – Brown

17 January 2023

A new report by the former prime minister’s Our Scottish Future think tank has highlighted the extent of poverty-related health inequalities.


Shapps apologises for airbrushing Boris Johnson out of Twitter photo

Shapps apologises for airbrushing Boris Johnson out of Twitter photo

Shapps apologises for airbrushing Boris Johnson out of Twitter photo

17 January 2023

The Business Secretary claimed he told staff Mr Johnson needed ‘hair-brushing, not airbrushing’ from the tweet.


In Pictures: UK wakes to sunrises, snow and ice as temperatures plunge

In Pictures: UK wakes to sunrises, snow and ice as temperatures plunge

In Pictures: UK wakes to sunrises, snow and ice as temperatures plunge

17 January 2023

Forecasters have issued dozens of extreme weather warnings.


Teenager thanks opticians for spotting condition and saving eyesight

Teenager thanks opticians for spotting condition and saving eyesight

Teenager thanks opticians for spotting condition and saving eyesight

17 January 2023

Carly Stewart, 19, was diagnosed with intracranial hypertension and given emergency treatment.


Former police officer killed by IRA just months after realising his shop dream

Former police officer killed by IRA just months after realising his shop dream

Former police officer killed by IRA just months after realising his shop dream

17 January 2023

John Olphert, 39, was shot dead by at the shop in Londonderry, on January 18, 1983.


Ken Bruce to leave BBC Radio 2 after 31 years on mid-morning show

Ken Bruce to leave BBC Radio 2 after 31 years on mid-morning show

Ken Bruce to leave BBC Radio 2 after 31 years on mid-morning show

17 January 2023

The DJ announced the news during his show on Tuesday.


Serving Met Police officer unmasked as sexual predator sacked from force

Serving Met Police officer unmasked as sexual predator sacked from force

Serving Met Police officer unmasked as sexual predator sacked from force

17 January 2023

David Carrick was found to have committed gross misconduct, after he admitted 49 criminal charges, including 24 counts of rape, over 18 years.


NHS advisors strike over pay and staffing dispute

NHS advisors strike over pay and staffing dispute

NHS advisors strike over pay and staffing dispute

17 January 2023

The walkout by members of Unison will be followed by four days of working to rule.


Industrial action set to cause more disruption in days and weeks ahead

Industrial action set to cause more disruption in days and weeks ahead

Industrial action set to cause more disruption in days and weeks ahead

17 January 2023

A look at what strikes are taking place and when.


Real wages continue to fall at fastest rate since 2009, figures show

Real wages continue to fall at fastest rate since 2009, figures show

Real wages continue to fall at fastest rate since 2009, figures show

17 January 2023

Data from the Office for National Statistics showed that real wages fell 3.9% in September to November compared to the year before.


Met Office warnings as temperatures plunge during coldest night of the year

Met Office warnings as temperatures plunge during coldest night of the year

Met Office warnings as temperatures plunge during coldest night of the year

17 January 2023

Sub-zero temperatures were recorded in all four nations of the UK.


Basic groceries up by 30% as supermarket trust plummets – Which?

Basic groceries up by 30% as supermarket trust plummets – Which?

Basic groceries up by 30% as supermarket trust plummets – Which?

17 January 2023

Butters and spreads rose by an ‘astonishing’ 29.4% year-on-year in December, according to tracking by consumer group Which?


Britishvolt faces administration after failed rescue talks

Britishvolt faces administration after failed rescue talks

Britishvolt faces administration after failed rescue talks

17 January 2023

The Government-backed start-up has been developing a £3.8 billion gigafactory in Blyth, Northumberland.


Police received 3,604 calls for help over domestic abuse at Christmas

Police received 3,604 calls for help over domestic abuse at Christmas

Police received 3,604 calls for help over domestic abuse at Christmas

17 January 2023

On Christmas Day alone, officers in Northern Ireland received 110 calls from domestic abuse victims and concerned loved ones.


Long-lasting coughs ‘may be one infection after another’

Long-lasting coughs ‘may be one infection after another’

Long-lasting coughs ‘may be one infection after another’

17 January 2023

Experts urged people to heat their homes to 18C and seek help for coughs lasting longer than three weeks, or four weeks after Covid.


No ‘difference of opinion’ with PM on gender recognition, insists Keegan

No ‘difference of opinion’ with PM on gender recognition, insists Keegan

No ‘difference of opinion’ with PM on gender recognition, insists Keegan

17 January 2023

Gillian Keegan appeared to quickly row back on remarks in which she seemed to indicate 16-year-olds are old enough to choose their gender.


Aslef union train drivers announce two more strike dates

Aslef union train drivers announce two more strike dates

Aslef union train drivers announce two more strike dates

17 January 2023

Members will strike on February 1 and 3.


Cabinet Office urged to negotiate to avoid Civil Service Fast Stream strike

Cabinet Office urged to negotiate to avoid Civil Service Fast Stream strike

Cabinet Office urged to negotiate to avoid Civil Service Fast Stream strike

17 January 2023

FDA union members in the Civil Service Fast Stream, the programme for potential leaders, have voted to strike over pay.


Double-decker bus overturns in crash with motorcycle

Double-decker bus overturns in crash with motorcycle

Double-decker bus overturns in crash with motorcycle

17 January 2023

Avon and Somerset Police said the A39 Quantock Road in Bridgwater has been closed.


Education Secretary cannot guarantee schools will stay open amid teacher strikes

Education Secretary cannot guarantee schools will stay open amid teacher strikes

Education Secretary cannot guarantee schools will stay open amid teacher strikes

17 January 2023

Gillian Keegan said introducing minimum service levels would protect ‘vulnerable children’ in schools.


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