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Migrants Must Work, Speak English, Volunteer to Stay in UK – Labour

Migrants will face stricter tests before being allowed to settle permanently in the UK under new Labour plans aimed at countering the rise of Reform UK. Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood will use her first Labour Party conference speech to unveil proposals requiring foreign citizens to “earn” indefinite leave to remain. Under the new rules, migrants […]

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University of Birmingham film exposes mental health crisis among parent carers

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A powerful new short film based on University of Birmingham research is shining a light on the struggles of parents who care for children with disabilities or long-term illnesses and the devastating toll it is taking on their mental health. The film, More than a parent, created by award-winning filmmaker Bhulla Beghal of BlueBell Films

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Why the Deodorant Industry Wants You Spraying Everywhere

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Until recently, I thought I had cracked the deodorant code. My morning ritual was simple but effective: one generous swipe of Sanex roll-on, followed by a spritz of Mitchum aerosol for extra security. I don’t even sweat that much, but there’s comfort in knowing you’re covered. Now, that confidence has been shaken by a wave

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NHS Confederation Warns of Racial Disparity in Mental Health Detentions

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The NHS Confederation has raised alarm over stark racial disparities in mental health detentions, after new NHS England figures revealed Black people are almost four times more likely to be detained under the Mental Health Act than White people. The annual Mental Health Act Statistics for 2024–25, published on Thursday, show detention rates for the

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Leeds NHS Trust Forced to Repay £5m After Misreporting Maternity Safety Standards

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An NHS trust already facing criticism over its maternity services has been ordered to repay almost £5 million after wrongly claiming it was providing safe care for mothers and babies. Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust received the money under the NHS Maternity Incentive Scheme, which rewards hospitals that meet 10 key safety standards. These include

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Umbreen David Named Winner at Stevie Awards for Women in Business

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A Kent care home entrepreneur has gained global recognition after being named a winner at the Stevie Awards for Women in Business. Umbreen David, managing director of Hoama Group Ltd and operator of Iden Manor Nursing Home in Kent, secured victory in the Best Female Entrepreneur Business Services category at the 22nd annual programme. She

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Why Sex Drive Drops After Having a Baby and How Couples Can Reconnect

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Sex is often an important part of a relationship, but after major life changes like pregnancy and childbirth, many people find their sex drive takes a dip. According to the NHS, a loss of libido after having a baby is common, though it can take new parents by surprise. Reality TV star and fitness coach

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Care Home Operator Fined £29,000 After Worker Injured in Lift Fall

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A care home operator has been fined after a worker suffered serious injuries in a fall caused by a faulty lift. The incident happened at Fairland House in Attleborough and was investigated by Breckland Council, which found that Ashley Care Homes Limited had breached health and safety regulations and failed to maintain safe systems of

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The UK’s Dark Months: Boosting Vitamin D for Health and Wellbeing

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From October to March, the UK sunlight is too weak for our bodies to produce enough vitamin D. This essential nutrient helps to keep bones strong, muscles healthy, the immune system resilient, and even supports mood. Without a plan, it’s easy to slip into deficiency during the darker months. Why Vitamin D Matters Vitamin D

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Doctors Accused of Rape, Sexual Assault Allowed to Return to NHS

Doctor Abandoned Patient Mid Surgery for Sex With Nurse

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When you go into hospital for surgery the last thing you expect is for the doctor responsible for keeping you alive to disappear for a quick fling. Yet that is what a medical tribunal has heard happened at Tameside Hospital in Greater Manchester. What Happened Dr Suhail Anjum a consultant anaesthetist admitted leaving a patient

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