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Met Police says ‘child-first’ policing does not mean ‘free pass’ for criminality

All officers will receive new training in childhood vulnerability and adultification bias...

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Chris Whitty to be questioned on ‘stay at home’ messaging at Covid inquiry

England's chief medical officer is to be quizzed on the impact the pandemic had on the NHS...

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UK joins US and allies in calling for ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah

They're proposing an immediate 21-day ceasefire “to provide space for diplomacy”...

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Rail workers vote to accept pay offers

Workers have voted overwhelmingly to accept pay offers from train companies and Network Rail....

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Labour conference backs call to reverse winter fuel payment cut

The Government has been urged to reverse its controversial decision to cut winter fuel allowance for many pensioners aft...

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Co-op reveals cost of shoplifting surges by nearly a fifth

The Co-operative Group has laid bare the rising impact of shoplifting as it said the cost of crime in its stores surged ...

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‘Crack teams’ of clinicians drafted in to get sick Britons into work – Streeting

“Crack teams” of leading clinicians will be sent to hospitals in areas of the country with the highest levels of eco...

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Post Office campaigner Sir Alan Bates to be knighted at Windsor Castle

Sir Alan Bates, the leading campaigner for subpostmasters in the Post Office Horizon IT scandal, will receive his knight...

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UK women ‘underdiagnosed and undertreated’ for heart disease

Women are dying “unnecessarily” from heart disease in the UK because they are “underdiagnosed and undertreated” ...

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Starmer heads to UN as Middle East tensions rise and Ukraine war rages

Sir Keir Starmer will make his United Nations debut as Prime Minister with a promise to deliver “global leadership” ...