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Ministers want Britain to be more like Netflix: debt-ridden and fast losing fans

Only a government in full flight from reality would use the troubled streaming service as its go-to aspirational touchstone, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

The Guardian - UK

Lanarkshire MSP welcomes NHS agreement to bring support services at Wishaw General in-house

Labour’s Central Scotland list MSP Monica Lennon is pleased that the issue has been settled after a long campaign from unions.

Daily Record

Welsh Government and NHS interest in takeover of Rutherford Health cancer centre

Rutherford which has four cancer centre across the UK is seeking to go into liquidation

Birmingham Post

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Woman loses both her legs after waking up one morning with 'blue and black' toes

Jo Spencer was told doctors had discovered an "unexplained" blood clot in her aorta artery, which had no connection with her diabetes

Daily Mirror

Carers are 'calling in sick' because they can't afford to fuel their cars to go to work

Unison general secretary Christina McAnea warned care workers are now hit so badly by the cost of living crisis that they can't afford to fill their cars with petrol

Daily Mirror

Woman lost both legs to blood clot after waking up with black and blue toes

Jo Spencer woke up one morning with black and blue toes

Wales Online

Smoking could be banned in beer gardens and on beaches as part of radical proposals

Dr Javed Khan is calling for measures to be put in place, hoping to move towards a smoke-free UK by 2030

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Brit had operation on her toe - now she's in constant pain due to rare condition

Marie Taylor-Alan is one of thousands of Brits who suffer from a rare and little-known condition called complex regional pain syndrome which leaves her in agony almost everyday

Daily Mirror

Cross-party support for Lanarkshire schoolboy at first Holyrood debate on medical cannabis access but health minister's absence was 'kick in the teeth'

East Kilbride MSP Collette Stevenson and members of the cross-party group on medicinal cannabis called on the Scottish Government to help break down the legal barriers facing desperate parents of children with drug resistant epilepsy.

Daily Record

Doctor fined £100, twice, for working a few minutes over his 12-hour shift

Dr Ratwatte says he had to stay slightly late on one occasion to help a patient suffering a 'traumatic event'

Wales Online

Nurses 'will suffer wage hit without decent pay rise' - TUC

'Pay will be down by as much as £1,600 in real terms this year' - unions

Wales Online

Care staff ‘calling in sick because they cannot afford fuel to get to work’

Unison chief attacks government for ‘not having a plan’ to tackle cost of living crisis as cost of filling typical family car tops £100 for first time

The Independent UK

£4bn of NHS COVID PPE to be burned as it is unusable, says committee report

Opposition parties say the findings show the Conservatives are ‘burning taxpayers money by the billion’

The Guardian - UK

Nurses in England face £1,600 real-terms hit if NHS pay rises 3%

As ministers prepare to announce raft of public sector pay offers, TUC says nurses will be among biggest losers

The Guardian - UK

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The Independent UK

Nurses will suffer wage ‘hit’ without decent pay rise – TUC

NHS workers are on the brink, after a ‘brutal decade’ of pay cuts which left them thousands of pounds worse off, unions warn.

The Independent UK

Government plan to burn £4bn of PPE ‘costly to environment and Treasury’

The Public Accounts Committee has asked the Department of Health and Social Care to clarify its proposal, including predicted costs.

The Guardian - UK

We GPs are under immense strain because there aren’t enough of us

Letters: Dr Rowena Christmas on why it has become so difficult for patients and NHS professionals to access GP surgeries. Plus letters by GPs Dr Fiona MacPherson Smith, Dr Peter Aird and Dr Stephen Savory on the crisis in general practice

The National (Scotland)

'Major victory' as hundreds of jobs to be transferred to Scotland's NHS

Hundreds of workers at Wishaw’s University Hospital will be transferred from Serco to NHS Lanarkshire ...

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Edinburgh Live

Fury as Edinburgh NHS dentist goes private and emails patients new £250-a-year cost

Links Dental Practice, in Bruntsfield, contacted clients by email on Sunday, May 29, to let them know they will need to pay if they want to stay with them and that they are de-registering as an NHS service

The Independent UK

Dancer loses legs to unexplained blood clot but gets chance to waltz again thanks to ‘bionic limbs’

County Durham executive Jo Spencer, 54, plans to dance with her husband to the song that sealed their love

Daily Mirror

Covid hospital admissions on rise again in England, latest NHS figures show

The east of England saw the biggest increase in admissions where figures were up 41 per cent, new NHS data show

Daily Mirror

Doctor fined £200 for overstaying 8 minutes in hospital car park after 12-hour shift

Malinga Ratwatte pays for his parking at the hospital directly from his salary, but he returned to his car just minutes late on two occasions and was slapped with a £100 fine each time

Daily Record

MSP's anger over ambulance waiting times figures as thousands wait for treatment

A freedom of information request showed that people were waiting more than two hours for help.

The Guardian - UK

Johnson wants us to talk about the NHS instead of his future. Let’s do just that

The government’s latest diversionary tactic is a gimmick called ‘health week’. That isn’t wise, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

The Guardian - UK

Migrant women charged up to £14,000 for NHS maternity services in England

Doctors of the World’s report finds bills, often charged incorrectly, affected mothers’ mental health and led some to avoid healthcare

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