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More than 200,000 NHS appointments postponed last week due to junior doctors’ strike

Paramedics’ union likely to reject government offer next week

The Independent UK

Bupa dentist closure leaves Bristol NHS patients searching 'as far as Wales' for replacement

She has been trying for the last two years to find a new NHS dentist

Bristol Post

Some patients forced to wait more than two days for ambulances, new data shows

Some 36,000 category 2 patients overall waited more than three-and-a-half hours in December for ambulances

The Independent UK

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MPs condemn failure to tackle ‘glaring’ racial inequalities in UK maternal health

Committee says too many black women receive treatment that falls short of acceptable standards

The Guardian - UK

Tories must stop Black women being FOUR times more likely to die in childbirth

MPs said they are 'concerned' ministers and NHS leaders have 'underestimated' the extent racism plays in the inequalities

Daily Mirror

‘Separate pay structure for nurses not the answer to wage-grading problems’

Nurses belonging to the union are set to voice ‘concern and anger’ over the Government’s promise to consider an ‘exclusive’ pay spine for nurses.

The Independent UK

Target needed to eliminate racial disparity in maternal deaths, say MPs

Previous research found black women are almost four times more likely to die in pregnancy, childbirth and the period afterwards than white women.

The Independent UK

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Women in late labour could be waiting up to two-and-a-half DAYS for ambulance

Figures obtained by Labour revealed it took 65 hours for paramedics to get to one person in the North West in December - 32 times the two-hour target for a category 3 call

Daily Mirror

‘Some patients left waiting more than two days for an ambulance’

Some 36,000 category 2 patients overall waited more than three-and-a-half hours in December for ambulances.

The Independent UK

Nurses in England are on weaker ground with new strikes – and ministers know it

Steve Barclay and Rishi Sunak are gambling that nurses’ appetite for a fight is waning – and ballot results back them up

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on management consultants: overused, underperforming

Editorial: The omnipresence of consultancies is harming public services, while creating lucrative opportunities for private profit

The Guardian - UK

Nurses warn Rishi Sunak he'll be 'here today gone tomorrow' if he fails to end pay war

Royal College of Nursing general secretary Pat Cullen said the PM faces punishment at the ballot box as she urged Tory ministers to enter talks to avert fresh hospital strikes

Daily Mirror

'Nurses have diagnosed a serious problem with Rishi Sunak - and the public agree'

In an article for the Mirror, Royal College of Nursing general secretary Pat Cullen warned the PM he faces a backlash from voters if he fails to avert fresh hospital strikes

Daily Mirror

Dentists removing 'entire NHS list' from books as more go private

The crisis is 'worsening' says a Bristol MP

Bristol Post

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The Independent UK

Junior doctors’ strike led to 200,000 NHS appointments being cancelled

Paramedics’ union likely to reject government offer next week

The Guardian - UK

Junior doctors’ April strike led to 195,000 NHS hospital cancellations

Figures show ‘colossal impact of industrial action on planned care in NHS’, says medical chief for England

Evening Standard

London hospitals to be hit by ‘new wave’ of NHS strikes in May, union says

A fresh strike is planned for May 1 with Unite members set to reject the Government’s pay offer

The Guardian - UK

Junior doctors are key to fixing the NHS crisis

Letters: Readers on the poor pay and working conditions that have led junior doctors down the path of strikes

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Mum heaps on praise for 89p hayfever wipes which gave son 'his life back'

Some people are left completely crippled when the pollen counts outdoors are incredibly high, but these hayfever wipes may alleviate some dreaded symptoms like itchy eyes and stuffy noses.

Evening Standard

OPINION - Rishi Sunak under investigation over possible failure to declare interest

Well, that’s one way to displace our front page story on the crisis of patients waiting more than 12 hours in A&E. It was revealed this afternoon that the prime minister is being investigated by Parliament’s standards watchdog over allegations of a possible failure to declare the shares his wife,…

Daily Mirror

Chemists call for extra funds for heart care so they can ease pressure on NHS

The Company Chemists’ Association urged the Government to stump up more cash so pharmacies can become 'the first port of call for cardiovascular care' by delivering more blood pressure checks

Daily Mirror

Top scientists warn Brits ‘the next pandemic is coming and we’re not ready’

Experts say Britain is no more prepared for another pandemic as it was three years ago when Covid struck due to defunding of research and dismantling of key services

Glasgow Live

Glasgow researcher bids to reduce pharmaceutical pollution across Scotland

It is estimated that pharmaceuticals contribute to 25% of the NHS's carbon emissions, and a researcher is looking at encouraging alternate ways to treat mental health problems.

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh prisoner demands NHS sex-change op while serving life term for murder

Paris Green tied up and battered her 45-year-old victim to death alongside two accomplices in a cruel and barbaric assault which a judge said "beggared belief".

Daily Mirror

Snorers are 91% more likely to suffer from a stroke compared to silent sleepers, study finds

A recent study has highlighted that people who snore are more likely to have a stroke - a life-threatening condition that strikes when the blood supply to part of the brain is cut off

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