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‘Over 20,000 doctors have marched through London in protest against changes in contracts for junior doctors regarding new pay and working conditions which have been introduced by the UK government. Young health care professionals say that the changes will force them to work longer hours, resulting in a greater risk of burnout. The British Medical […]

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An investigation has uncovered that doctors are refusing to see patients in care homes unless they are paid an additional £100,000 a year. Some have even threatened to strike the patients off their lists or force them to come to surgeries to be seen. In some areas the GPs have formed cartels to make sure that […]

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Nothing was reported in the press about the recent meeting of the privy council where more business was conducted than in any cabinet meeting. As well as the royal approval of a new commemorative five pound coin, the secretive group amended Acts of Parliament covering crime, adoption law, terrorism and education. Read more: Covering up torture, leading us into […]

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‘A homeless charity has hit out at a decision to prosecute a man for sleeping rough in what is thought to be the first criminal prosecution of its kind in Doncaster. Christopher Clinton Wilkinson – who was said to be sleeping in the woodland surrounding a hospital because it was the only place he felt […]

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In an attack on David Cameron’s flagship housing policy for London the charity Shelter says that the starter homes in London would only be available to the wealthiest earning over £77,000 a year. Jeremy Corbyn also attacked the Prime Minister’s policy in ‘Prime Minister questions’ saying that starter homes at £450,000 were out of reach […]

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A senior judge has ruled that the spying arm of British Intelligence can spy on MPs and Lords contradicting the  recent statement by the Home Secretary. In overturning the ‘Wilson Doctrine’ judges said that there should be no special privilege for MPs and members of the House of Lords from GCHQ  surveillance. Read more: GCHQ can spy […]

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‘A 10-week old baby, born prematurely, died after his parents and sister were evicted from social housing in Warwickshire following the withdrawal of tenancy support, a serious case review has found. “John,” who was ten-weeks old, died on the night the family was forced from their home in September 2013. He died during the night […]

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‘Conservative Party plans to crack down on Freedom of Information (FoI) rights could see charges of up to £4,000 levied on those gathering data on National Health Service (NHS) structures such as clinical commissioning groups (CCGs). Most public institutions are required to answer FoI requests for free, but under new plans reportedly under consideration by […]

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‘A tribunal in the UK has said that the MPs have no protection from having their communications read by the security agencies. In a landmark decision, the Investigatory Powers Tribunal (IPT) said the so-called “Wilson Doctrine” was no bar to the incidental collection of data. The Wilson Doctrine was established in 1966 when the then […]

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‘David Cameron gave his keynote speech at the Conservative Party conference in Manchester last week and there was a definite change in the political wind with an attempt to move towards the centre ground. He said that central to tackling big social problems is an all-out assault on poverty. Perhaps, Cameron could see the Conservatives […]

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Sir Christopher Bland, former chairman of the BBC between 1996 and 2001 has expressed his fears that the corporation is becoming an arm of the UK government. He stated that Osborne’s plan to offload spending priorities onto the broadcaster will make it a mouthpiece for the Tory government. Read more: Former Chairman of the BBC Admits it […]

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‘Over 300 senior legal figures have called the UK’s response to the ongoing refugee and migrant crisis “deeply inadequate,” urging the government to take in 75,000 refugees each year. The former judges said current proposals to take in 20,000 Syrian refugees by the end of 2020 are “too low, too slow and too narrow.” The […]

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A private analyst for the UK treasury has concluded that the legalisation of cannabis would being in a windfall of hundreds of millions of pounds in tax revenue and bring massive savings for the criminal justice system. Read more: Hundreds of Millions would be raised for the UK Treasury if cannabis was legalised

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‘Corbyn is Britain’s first progressive/anti-war Labour leader in memory, making him vulnerable to vicious attacks, aiming to discredit him for doing the right thing. Tory Prime Minister David Cameron replicates Obama’s dark agenda with an English accent, disgracing the office he holds, partnering with America’s wars, serving Britain’s monied interests exclusively, mindless of popular sentiment […]

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‘Tory plans to scrap the Human Rights Act would be disastrous for victims of abuses and ruin the UK’s otherwise commendable record, according to the UN’s most senior human rights official. Prince Zeid Ra’ad Al Hussein said the threat by David Cameron’s Conservative government to replace the act with a British Bill of Rights would […]

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