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Sexual misconduct a ‘problem right across NHS’ as whistleblowing site is launched
NHS staff working in England will be able to anonymously report their colleagues for sexual harassment from today, as health bosses warned inappropriate behaviour "will not be tolerated". Read More
As Labour attempt to reform the Lords, the end of the peer show is still a long way off
We've been here before. Since the 1960s, Labour governments have attempted to legislate for the end of the peer show. Yet still their lordships survive.Read More
Mrs Brown’s Boys star apologises for ‘clumsy’ racial joke
Mrs Brown's Boys star Brendan O'Carroll has apologised over what he called a "clumsy" joke where a "racial term was implied".Read More
What we know about Thomas Tuchel, the first German manager of England football team
Thomas Tuchel has a signed a deal to become the next manager of the England men's football team.Read More
Stingrays moved baseball stadium that was damaged during hurricane ‘safely back home’
A group of stingrays, popular with fans of Major League Baseball team the Tampa Bay Rays, which were moved for their own protection ahead of Hurricane Milton, have been returned to an aquarium in Florida. Read More
‘There is nothing’: Farmers in Sudan on verge of mass starvation
A tarmac road winds through sprawling hectares of farmland bordered by an irrigation canal in Al Jazira state, the centre of Sudan's agricultural heartland. The idyllic scene of green arable land will be ready for October's harvest. Read More
‘Cold’ Lucy Letby failed final year student nurse placement, inquiry hears
Lucy Letby initially failed her final year placement as a student nurse after she was assessed to be "cold" and lacking empathy, a public inquiry has heard. Read More
Raising employer NI ‘not consistent’ with Labour manifesto and could lead to ‘fewer jobs’
Hiking employer national insurance (NI) "doesn't look consistent" with Labour's manifesto and could lead to job losses in the long term, the head of an influential thinktank said.Read More
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