Milena Dambelli
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NHS England: life in ‘no man’s land’ on the waiting list
What happens when you’re one of the 6.3 million people in England, stuck in a queue for the NHS? Patients left waiting for surgery, support and, sometimes, life itself. “The worst time in my life.” “Fallen through the cracks.” “You don’t know what the hell’s going on.” After years of Covid backlog, increased demand and…
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Working but poor: millions in work and in poverty
The government says the best way out of hardship is to work.
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Sick tenants confront social landlords at awards show
Two year old Awaab Ishak died as a result of “extreme” mould in his Rochdale council home last year. The coroner called his death a “defining moment for the housing sector”.
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Rent crisis: why bad landlords are getting away with it?
Around 1.6 million people in England are privately renting homes that pose an imminent risk to their health and safety. And when landlords fail to act, renters are advised to go to their local council for help. But data obtained from 252 councils in England by this programme reveals that almost 70 per cent of…
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Greece boat disaster: ‘Three countries knew the vessel’s location but failed to act’, Sea Watch charity spokesman says
Giorgia Linardi, the spokeswoman for Sea Watch, a charity that operates rescue vessels in the Mediterranean.
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‘The west should hang its head in shame over Afghanistan withdrawal’, says Tory MP Tobias Ellwood.
Naveed Noormal is a former Afghan diplomat and commentator, and the Conservative MP Tobias Ellwood chairs the House of Commons defence select committee.
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‘We’re not leaving, we are there for the people of Afghanistan’, says chief exec of charity targeted in deadly attack
Gunmen in Afghanistan have killed at least 10 people and wounded 16 others in an attack on the world’s largest mine clearing charity, the Halo Trust. We spoke to the chief executive officer of the Halo Trust, former British Army major general James Cowan.
