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Johnson will win this vote, but what about the next one? His days are numbered

Partygate and the cost of living crisis have sealed the prime minister’s fate. This is the beginning of the end, says Guardian columnist Martin Kettle

The Guardian - UK

MPs to vote on whether Johnson should be investigated for ‘misleading Parliament’

Back in 2010, Apple had a problem. The company was taking a kicking in the media and from angry customers because of a minor flaw in its brand new iPhone 4: if you held the phone the wrong way, it lost signal. The brouhaha was even conferred with the requisite…

Evening Standard

MHRA to look into cases of unsafe epilepsy drug being given to pregnant women

Sodium valproate, associated with birth defects, reportedly being prescribed without proper warnings

The Guardian - UK

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Jeremy Hunt calls for ‘immediate fix’ to prevent avoidable harm to babies

Call for pregnant women to be banned from taking drug

Wales Online

Drug that harmed 20,000 babies still being prescribed to pregnant women ‘without warnings’

Former health secretary Jeremy Hunt says epilepsy drug sodium valproate ‘a major risk to patient safety’

The Independent UK

Mums-to-be still being given unsafe epilepsy drug

A pill linked to physical malformations, autism and developmental delay in children is still being prescribed to pregnant women

The Guardian - UK

Tories’ pretender problem: who next if Boris Johnson falls?

Analysis: with PM in trouble, Conservatives fear his potential successors do not measure up

The Guardian - UK

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GP numbers in England down every year since 2015 pledge to raise them

Exclusive: total number of doctors now about 1,500 less than in the year Jeremy Hunt promised a rise of 5,000 by 2020

The Guardian - UK

Channel 4 privatisation faces parliamentary revolt, senior Tories say

Doubts about viability of plan after Ruth Davidson, Damian Green and Jeremy Hunt call for a rethink

The Guardian - UK

Channel 4 privatisation sparks Tory backlash as ministers accused of ‘throwing red meat to right-wing voters’

‘Unconservative’ and ‘opposite of levelling up’, say senior figures

The Independent UK

Warning 340,000 cancer patients could be diagnosed late amid NHS staff shortages

‘Progress is being jeopardised by staff shortages which threaten both diagnosis and treatment,’ Jeremy Hunt says

The Independent UK

The horrific birth stories from Shrewsbury NHS trust are haunting. Sadly, they’re not unique

More than 200 babies died through lack of care. Why are women in childbirth repeatedly treated so badly, asks Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

The Guardian - UK

Shrewsbury maternity inquiry: ‘Cruelty beyond comprehension’ as mothers blamed for babies’ deaths

Donna Ockenden warns of ongoing care failings at Shrewsbury as staff told her they still fear speaking out

The Independent UK

Government changed its mind on Infected Blood Inquiry 'because of pressure from campaigners'

Documents released to a Jesmond campaigner show why the Infected Blood Inquiry was announced on July 11 2017 - and explain the reasons which saw the Government change its mind

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Evening Standard

More than 200 babies died in repeated failures at Shrewsbury NHS Trust, report finds

The findings of a review into Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS Trust were ‘worse’ than imagined, says Jeremy Hunt

The Guardian - UK

Half of Tory backbench MPs have joined party’s green group

Conservative Environment Network has 133 MPs in its ranks, while Net Zero Scrutiny Group has 19 publicly named members

The Guardian - UK

Yes, there is much more the democracies can do to ensure Vladimir Putin’s defeat

Fears of escalation are weakening the west’s full commitment to sanctions against Russia and military support for Kyiv

The Guardian - UK

Nazanin is grateful, but is she grateful enough? I don’t know but the trolls will tell us

If she had been docile, she might have silenced her critics. Luckily the ingratitude police are on the case, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Jeremy Hunt is right. Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe does not owe this country gratitude

The words “ungrateful” and “send her back” are trending on Twitter because Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe, who has be locked up for six years away from her family, had the audacity not to thank the foreign secretaries who failed to get her released.

The Independent UK

Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe ‘does not owe us gratitude’, says Jeremy Hunt

The former foreign secretary said it was the UK which owed the mother-of-one an explanation following her six-year detention in Iran.

Evening Standard

Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe does not owe government any gratitude, says Jeremy Hunt

Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe does not owe the Government any gratitude and should receive “an explanation” for why it took years to secure her release, former Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt said on Tuesday.

The Guardian - UK

Minister admits Ukrainian refugees arriving in UK illegally would risk jail under nationality bill plan – as it happened

Latest updates: MPs debate Lords amendments to nationality and borders bill

The Guardian - UK

Zaghari-Ratcliffe: MPs to hold inquiry into delay over Iran debt payment

Foreign affairs committee inquiry could help determine why it took six years to secure release

The Independent UK

Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe does not owe us gratitude, says former foreign secretary Jeremy Hunt

Ex-foreign secretary says slow repayment of debt and turnover of foreign secretaries may have slowed down release

Daily Mirror

Lack of GPs to cause 100 practices per year to close says British Medical Association

The British Medical Association (BMA) thinks each practice should close its patient list as each GP sees an average of 45 people a day, the previous safe maximum was 25

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