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Majority of ethnic minority healthcare workers who died of Covid were migrants, inquiry hears
A group representing migrant health workers has been giving evidence to the Covid inquiry about their experiences during the pandemic.
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Poor care of women and families ‘unacceptable’ says British midwives union
We spoke to Gill Walton, Chief Executive of the Royal College of Midwives.
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Social care system must be reformed to rebuild NHS, say Lib Dems
Lib Dem leader Ed Davey has insisted without reform of the social care system, it will be impossible to reform the NHS.
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Should people be scared of being sick? We ask the health secretary
We sat down with the health secretary Wes Streeting and started the interview by putting it to him that we won’t find out what the NHS reforms will really look like until next year’s Spending Review.
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How the healthcare system failed survivors in the aftermath of the Grenfell fire
Survivors of the Grenfell fire were failed by health and care services who did not listen to their needs, according to a new report by The Kings Fund.
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Surge of ‘rogue employers’ exploiting international care workers
There are increasing reports of international care workers being ripped off, abused and exploited. Now the Royal College of Nursing is calling on the government to launch a full and urgent investigation.
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Care system for children ‘has to change’, says charity
We were joined by Katharine Sacks-Jones, who’s chief executive of Become, a national charity for children in care, and Dr Mark Kerr, head of The Children’s Homes Association.
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Children in care being moved miles away from home
One big challenge for the new Education Secretary is the growing number of children in care, with the cost falling to cash-strapped local councils.
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Children in care: ‘I felt like an animal, like a piece of rubbish’
Being put into care miles away from home can have a devastating impact on young lives, as one young woman explained to Ayshah Tull.
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Nottingham attacks: Damning report finds ‘errors’ in care of killer Valdo Calocane
Now a damning report has found a series of “errors, omissions and misjudgements” in the mental health care of Valdo Calocane, who was discharged weeks before he went on the rampage in Nottingham, killing three people.
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Trump and Republicans ‘don’t seem to care’ about constitution, says former president’s nephew
One of Donald Trump’s nephews has described his uncle as “atomic crazy” in a book about his family.
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Southport attack: ‘It’s okay to feel scared, to be angry’, says Resilience Hub expert
We spoke to Jenni Willbourn, who is the Clinical Lead at the Manchester Resilience Hub, an NHS mental health service for people affected by the Manchester Arena bombing.
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Labour ‘failing a generation’ by scrapping social care cap
The Chancellor’s decision to scrap bringing in a cap on how much people pay towards their social care is a “tragedy” according to the architect of the plan.
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Security expert warns Paris Olympics visitors: ‘Risk zero doesn’t exist, be careful’
We spoke to Romain de Calbiac, a security expert based in Paris, and started by asking him to explain the complexity of the security assessment for an event as big as the Olympics.
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‘Everyone got pretty scared pretty quickly,’ says Trump shooting eyewitness
British journalist Tom Newton Dunn was at the rally when the shooting broke out.
