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Former Notts MP Ken Clarke says wealthy patients paying more for NHS care should be considered

The former health secretary and Rushcliffe MP, Lord Clarke, says the Government should not rule out asking some patients to make a "modest contribution" to their treatment.

Nottingham Post

Government expects to fight unions in court over anti-strike legislation, says Business Secretary Grant Shapps

Grant Shapps set to introduce legislation in the Commons on Tuesday that would enforce ‘basic’ level of service from some sectors during industrial action

Evening Standard

Grant Shapps unveils anti-strike law today and says trains don't need ticket collectors

Business Secretary Grant Shapps will publish his Strikes (Minimum Service Levels) Bill today to combat what he called 'forever strikes' - as he launched a new war of words on rail workers

Daily Mirror

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Mother with terminal breast cancer reveals little-known symptom everyone should know

Brave Gemma Ellis, 39, was given a terminal diagnosis in 2017 without ever finding the kind of lump that is typical for advanced breast cancer patients

The Independent UK

Plea from North West Ambulance bosses ahead of tomorrow's strike

Strike action is planned for this Wednesday

Liverpool Echo

Steve Barclay considers plan to backdate next year’s NHS pay deal

Hopes of breakthrough rise as health secretary looks at proposals to top up pay

The Independent UK

Finally, some sense on the NHS: Wes Streeting recognises more money is not the only answer

The shadow health secretary wants to reform GPs and give patients more control. It would be a welcome, practical step, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

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Adele Roberts shares heartfelt update on bowel cancer recovery

‘I might be able to go to the toilet the “old fashioned way” one day in the future,’ said radio host

The Independent UK

Tuesday briefing: Why the former Brazil president is responsible for the riots

In today’s newsletter: For years Jair Bolsonaro set the anti-democratic tone that fomented Sunday’s attacks. Our Latin America correspondent explains how

The Guardian - UK

NHS patients 'could be treated in hospital car park cabins' under emergency plans

Patients could soon receive emergency treatment in temporary cabins erected in hospital car parks under new emergency plans unveiled by the Health Secretary in the Commons yesterday

Daily Mirror

It’s multiple choice time for ruthless Starmer: will he retain or scrap tuition fees?

As the state of education comes under scrutiny, Labour’s leader faces some hard choices over the promises he made in 2020, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

The Guardian - UK

Senior doctor says new Royal Liverpool Hospital 'harming patients and city'

The move to the new hospital has coincided with the winter crisis facing the NHS

Liverpool Echo

NHS crisis a result of government failing to listen to warnings from staff

Record View: Nurses, doctors, care workers and unions have warned for more than decade that a lack of staff would create a major crisis.

Daily Record

Nicola Sturgeon's Government has failed to drag the NHS into the 21st century

Daily Record Political Editor Paul Hutcheon says the problems with the NHS are as much to do with a lack of reform as a lack of money.

Daily Record

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The Conversation

Long COVID: here's what it's like trying to access healthcare for the condition

It’s estimated that 2.1 million people are currently living with long COVID in the UK. Symptoms can include breathlessness, fatigue, chest pains, loss of taste and smell, and “brain fog”. These symptoms continue to develop and fluctuate over time after the initial COVID infection has passed.

Wales Online

Wales aims to build world-leading lab to fight cancer

Economy minister Vaughan Gething says the UK is at risk of a 'future health and economic crisis'

The Independent UK

What the papers say – January 10

Harry and the NHS remain front and centre in the papers.

Wales Online

Health Secretary may 'backdate next year’s NHS pay offer’

A union boss says there was an 'acknowledgment' from Health Secretary Steve Barclay that avoiding strikes over next year’s pay settlement would 'involve a reach-back' into the current pay year

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The Independent UK

Health Secretary said to be considering backdating next year’s NHS pay offer

A union official said Steve Barclay had acknowledged this year’s pay would have to increase to prevent strikes over the 2023/24 offer.

The Guardian - UK

NHS in England to offer artificial pancreas to help manage type 1 diabetes

Successful trial of groundbreaking device, now approved by Nice, uses algorithm to determine amount of insulin needed

The Independent UK

100,000 diabetes patients could benefit from ‘artificial pancreas’ technology

Officials said they hope complications linked to hypoglycaemia caused by type 1 diabetes could become a ‘thing of the past’ thanks to the technology.

The Independent UK

Westminster must respect Scotland’s choice on independence, Robertson says

Scotland’s Constitution Secretary will address the country’s future in Holyrood.

Wales Online

Treatment rates boom but patients report one 'unbearable’ symptom of advanced cancer

Sufferers often describe an ongoing sense of extreme tiredness that can 'affect you physically, mentally and emotionally' and does not get better with rest

Daily Mirror

'Tories are responsible for strikes as they refuse to start proper negotiations'

We urge Rishi Sunak to authorise constructive engagement to find common ground with these desperate workers. People rely on the NHS and he is failing to deliver

Chronicle Live

Tories to move 3,000 NHS patients to care homes as service cripples under pressure

Health Secretary Steve Barclay admits that he 'regretted' patients' experiences, blaming a surge of flu across English hospitals while planning to discharge thousands in the coming weeks.

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