Children in care face gaps in mental health support, researchers find
Children in care or on child protection plans are more likely to have serious mental
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The Pitt has struck a nerve, and doctors are loving it
The hospital drama took home six Emmys during last night’s ceremony, but its biggest win
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Drought puts Britain’s butterflies at risk next summer
Britain’s butterflies enjoyed one of their strongest summers on record, but conservationists are warning that
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84% of UK organisations are losing money due to climate change
The proportion of British employers feeling the impact of extreme heat has leapt by more
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TPE unveils £1bn battery-electric train fleet for northern England
TransPennine Express (TPE) is set to introduce Britain’s first mainline battery-electric trains as part of
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Regional divide in rental homes with bills included – research
More than a third of rental properties advertised in the North East include bills in
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HORIBA air quality monitor AP-380 series achieves key UK MCERTS certification
Globally proven continuous trace gas measurement platform now secures UK’s gold-standard certification for environmental monitoring
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Thirlwall Inquiry: What this means for local authorities and social care organisations
James Arrowsmith, Partner in social care at UK and Ireland law firm Browne Jacobson, which advised NHS England during the inquiry, provides his comments on what the report’s findings mean for local authorities and other social care organisations.
Government announces new rules for domestic abuse death reviews
Reviews into deaths linked to domestic abuse are being overhauled under new government guidance. Changes
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UK gambling sites caught steering users into data tracking
Nine in 10 UK gambling websites appear to breach data privacy rules, with cookie banners
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Stalking charges more than double in four years
The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) says the number of stalking offences charged in England and
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UK must pass dedicated AI Bill to protect human rights
The government must introduce a dedicated AI Bill and a new regulator to protect human
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£5m to make Leicester bus fleet all electric
City council encourages bids for grant funding to buy electric buses and achieve all-electric fleet
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Have your say on Wales’s new public energy company
Consultation launched on proposals for a single national public energy company that will pay back
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Land Registry to provide property identifiers for Price Paid Data
Improved matching and analysis to come, as unique property reference numbers (UPRNs) and INSPIRE IDs are added to monthly
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‘Disabled people are being regarded as an expensive luxury’: Mik Scarlet on disability rights
Leading disability campaigner and TV presenter Mik Scarlet reflects on decades of activism, inaccessible healthcare and changing attitudes towards disabled people, warning a new generation may soon be ready to fight back.
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The final weeks before Isabelle Welsh’s murder raise troubling safeguarding questions
The murder of Isabelle Welsh has prompted national outrage and raised serious questions over safeguarding
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Hidden impact: PFAS, air pollution and data centres
Everybody is talking about AI’s huge drain on resources. Nobody is looking at chemical pollution
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