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Theresa May faces pay backlash after lifting 1% public pay capJeremy Corbyn says Tories are trying to divide and rule workers as prison officers and police dismiss pay rises as insufficient
interviews & opinion
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Homelessness is not inevitable. It's a political choice made by the UK governmentThe UK government doesn’t appear to be interested in measuring or preventing homelessness. We need urgent change
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Ministers must admit that the health service can’t copeNHS bosses know the health service cannot meet demand and that patients are suffering, but won’t admit it
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Dave Munday: ‘I have no confidence that Jeremy Hunt will deliver on mental health’The Unite union’s mental health lead wants a dedicated secretary of state for mental health, ringfenced funding and an end to the pay cap
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Guardian Public Service Awards 2017: what happens nextEntries have now closed for nominations to this year’s awards. Here’s what happens next
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Guardian Public Service Awards 2017: meet the judgesOur panel of experts will ensure the Guardian awards go to the very best entries submitted by those in public service
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Guardian Public Service Awards 2017: key dates & FAQFull timeline for the awards and all your questions answered
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Artificial sweeteners raise risk of type 2 diabetes, study suggestsResearch shows sugar substitutes may affect body’s ability to control glucose levels, but its conclusions are contested
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Tobacco company launches foundation to stub out smokingPhilip Morris International say their Foundation for a Smoke-Free World aims to accelerate the end of smoking, but anti-tobacco campaigners are sceptical
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Nick Clegg and wife say telling son he had blood cancer was 'toughest thing'Former Lib Dem leader and wife go public about son’s experience and treatment to raise awareness of the need for research into less toxic therapies for cancer
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I see housing officers do all they can to refuse homeless applicationsFaced with growing demand and dwindling supply, councils have become experienced in using the law to keep homeless people off their waiting lists
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U-turn over threat to charitable status of private schoolsDfE appears to water down manifesto pledge that independents should get tax breaks only by supporting state schools
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Mencap, fair pay and unfair comparisonsLetters: Mencap chairman Derek Lewis defends the charity’s record on pay, and says it’s wrong to draw parallels with Sports Direct
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Facebook to roll out donate buttons to UK and European usersSelected UK charities stand to benefit from direct donation tools that have already raised millions of dollars from US Facebook users
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While the world's attention is elsewhere, Bangladesh faces a humanitarian crisisMonsoon floods have affected millions in south Asia. But the world is still ignoring disasters that are happening more often and becoming more severe
public leaders
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Jobcentres have been stripped of all compassion for young peopleI work with young homeless people who are being failed by the public services that were set up to support them
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Autonomous vehicles: 'We need to make sure we're not stuck behind a red flag'Our expert live Q&A online panellists debated who should have access to driverless car data, the insights it can provide and what regulation is needed
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If high streets must have charity shops, the money should stay localWith some free wifi and a clear plan, councils could transform our decaying high streets into community hubs, charity shops and all
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Hammond eases public sector pay cap, but the squeeze goes on