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Mrs Justice Hogg criticised by case review for ‘extraordinary’ decision to return child 11 months before father beat her to death
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InterviewInterviewKailash Chand: ‘The agenda of the Tory party is to wash its hands of the NHS’The outgoing deputy chair of the BMA says the UK’s inspirational health service is now being set up to fail. He looks to the new model in Manchester as a way to save it
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Second thoughtsSecond thoughtsWho speaks for young, working-class BME people in the EU debate?
Who speaks for young, working-class BME people in the EU debate?
Ronda Daniel and Reyss WheelerWe are disenfranchised – class rifts and racial tensions have silenced our voices. Those leading the remain and leave camps are rich white men -
Public managerPublic managerAs someone with learning disabilities, I believe we need a say in the services we useI started Learning Disability England so we can take part in improving the services and support we depend on
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The grey vote is critical, and the prospect of independence takes us back to the good old days when we did things ‘our way’, unaided by Johnny Foreigner
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Who speaks for young, working-class BME people in the EU debate?
Ronda Daniel and Reyss WheelerWe are disenfranchised – class rifts and racial tensions have silenced our voices. Those leading the remain and leave camps are rich white men -
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Allyn Condon tells coroner’s court he repeatedly asked nurses at Bristol Royal hospital to do something for his son Ben
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Altered radiotherapy regimen would cut around 150,000 hospital visits per year
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Mark Porter accuses government at doctor’s union conference of breaking pledges to protect and fund the health service
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Parents who give their children up for state care in Britain are facing legal battles as their home countries object
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Neal Gray speaks to the Guardian about his granddaughter Ellie, who was murdererd in 2013 by her father Ben Butler
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Chai Patel of HC-One warns UK leaving the EU poses risks to the care company delivers and the livelihoods of its colleagues
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Centre-right group Civitas also suggests there should be statutory control of the ratio of house prices to wages
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We listened to voices on the frontline, to understand the pressures and how the system is managed. This is what we learned
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Public spending on health services reached £2,069 per person in the UK in 2014-15, but it does not benefit everyone to the same extent. Your annual cost to the NHS depends on your gender, age, and how frequently you use the health services
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We take a look back at readers’ experiences of the National Health Service, from resuscitation in a hotel car park to being helped to recover from a stroke
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Voluntary Sector NetworkVoluntary Sector NetworkDigital customer service: how charities can do it successfullyThere’s an increasing expectation that customer service should be offered via social media, so here’s how small organisations can keep up with demand
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Healthcare Professionals NetworkHealthcare Professionals NetworkWhat makes a good leader in today's NHS?In a climate where many NHS staff are demoralised and the service is facing unprecedented demand, how do leaders meet challenges?
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The Ellie Butler case shows why family courts must be opened up