UK Hospitals need more nurses to cope with high patient demand
by Olivia Eden-Brown With the NHS constantly in the news, many hospitals are struggling with bed numbers and high patient
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Public outrage at new Manston airport plans
by Micah George Residents of Thanet, among others, have reacted in outrage at a new version of plans for the
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Are tourists turning their backs on our favourite holiday hot spots?
by Leah Wood British tourists are being deterred from more and more holiday destinations as terror threats and political instability
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New research is “gamechanger” in prostate cancer detection
by Borislava Todorova Ground-breaking research into diagnosing prostate cancer has been made using new scanning equipment. Advanced magnetic resonance imaging
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Unemployment falls as MPs criticise unpaid internships
by Andy Robinson UK unemployment has fallen by 52,000 to a decade-low of 1.6 million in the three months leading
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33-woman hockey squad announced for Team GB ahead of next Olympics
by Dan Surey A 33-woman hockey squad chosen for Team GB’s run-up to the next Olympic games features 15 players
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Prof Nick Grief on Brexit court case: ‘I fully expect the government to lose’
Our presenter Latifa spoke to Nick Grief, Professor of Law and Dean of Medway, about the ongoing Brexit case that started in
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Winter vomiting bug levels higher than normal
The amount of people suffering from the winter vomiting bug in England is higher than average, according to figures. Numbers
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Baby dog death ‘was accidental’
The death of a four-month-old boy, after he was mauled by a Staffordshire bull terrier, has been called “accidental” by
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Private prosecution ruled out in Glasgow lorry crash
Families who lost relatives in two separate Glasgow road crashes have been told they cannot bring charges against the drivers.
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