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careers
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Fulvio Bugani travelled to one of the few still-inhabited villages in the Greater Caucasus mountains and documented the lives of the Tusheti, defined by tradition and ancient customs
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Alcohol-related hospital admissions are on the rise. So why are cuts being made to specialist nursing services?
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Photographer David Levene and Sarah Boseley spent a day with patients and staff in the paediatric department at the Royal Brompton hospital in London
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Speakers include NHS boss Simon Stevens and health select committee chair Dr Sarah Wollaston
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The UK housing crisis has hit women harder than men, because they earn less money and cuts have hit homeless and domestic abuse services
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Peers expected to support amendment to higher education and research bill one day before Brexit bill returns to upper chamber
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It’s your chance to vote for higher education’s most inspiring leader – choose from the five shortlisted candidates, selected by our expert judging panel
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Letters: The public opposes Grayling’s proposed ban on English councils setting up new bus companies
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Selling essays, assignments and even PhDs is big business – and legal, although everyone knows many students will submit the work as their own
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If you work in social care and have experience of working with the NHS, we want to hear your stories
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Acute stress ended my career but I’m not sorry I tried – and am in awe of the work my colleagues still do
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The Guardian Public Service Awards 2016 were held at One Marylebone, 29 November 2016. More than 300 guests, Guardian staff and sponsors joined the teams and individuals shortlisted for awards.
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Does volunteering improve your sex life? Which charities are women more likely to donate to? What’s the third sector gender pay gap? Take our quiz
Public Leaders Network 'It's always so varied': an apprentice's view of joining the civil service