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Is it too late for Rishi Sunak to revive the fortunes of the Conservatives in the UK elections?
A top political guru has opined that it is too late for Prime Minister Rishi Sunak to revive the fortunes of the conservatives in the coming elections. UK will vote on July 4 to select its new PM. He has highlighted the mistakes committed by Sunak and his party which may lead to their downfall in the upcoming elections.
Dental appointments in Costa del Sol are cheaper than private clinics in the UK. Here is the reason
A women realised that travelling to Costa del Sol in Spain for a dental appointment is a lot cheaper than spending on a private clinic in the UK. This cost is cheaper including the appointment charges, flight tickets and an overnight stay. People are finding creative solutions to tackle the challenges of getting timely appointment at the NHS.
UK's Starmer pledges crackdown on businesses using foreign workers
Keir Starmer plans to ban employers who break employment law from hiring workers from abroad to reduce net migration. The Labour leader aims to shift focus from party infighting to the Conservative government's record.
Worried about that missing tooth? Japanese dentists have a cure. Here are the details
A team of Japanese dentists is working on a drug that will assist in regrowth of missing teeth and more. This will help many have that perfect smile.
British PM Rishi Sunak apologises for 'infecting thousands with tainted blood', says its 'a day of shame for the British state'
British PM Rishi Sunak apologized for a cover-up by the NHS, revealed in a report, where over 30,000 people were infected with HIV and Hepatitis C due to contaminated blood products in the 1970s-90s, leading to 3,000 deaths. Sunak pledged compensation, calling it a "day of shame." The report highlighted failures in testing and a subtle cover-up. Campaigners hailed the report as a step towards justice, with Sunak promising to "right this historic wrong" with a 10 billion pound compensation package.
Vitamin D deficiency may lead to colon cancer and dementia, reports. How can you protect yourself?
Vitamin D is crucial in many ways including prevention of dementia and colon cancer. Taking supplements is critical for some individuals in certain age groups.
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JK Rowling lashes out at Daniel Radcliffe and Emma Watson: 'Harry Potter' author says they 'can save their apologies’
JK Rowling has once again sparked controversy by criticizing former Harry Potter stars Daniel Radcliffe and Emma Watson over their support for transgender rights. Rowling's comments follow a recent NHS report raising concerns about gender care standards, prompting her to express strong views on social media. She rebuffed suggestions of apologies from Radcliffe and Watson, stating that those supporting transgender rights should instead apologize to affected groups. This stance reflects Rowling's ongoing opposition to certain aspects of the trans rights movement, reigniting tensions within the Harry Potter community.
Snow and ice warnings in UK as temperature plummets below -10C
The northern parts of the UK are expected to be blanketed with snow, sleet, and rain, although some sunshine is predicted. Widespread frosts and freezing conditions are anticipated, posing hazards to pedestrians and motorists across the entire country. The Met Office also recorded the low of -14C in Dalwhinnie, Scottish Highlands.
NHS nurse, healthcare worker jailed after sedating patients for an "easy shift" and "amusement”
Catherine Hudson and Charlotte Wilmot, healthcare professionals entrusted with the well-being of vulnerable patients, turned their duties into a disturbing game of sedation for personal amusement. Their actions, exposed in court, unveiled a shocking tale of mistreatment and exploitation at Blackpool Victoria Hospital.
Senior doctors' strike in UK likely to end? Here's what we know
A new pay offer to NHS consultants in England aims to resolve strikes. The proposal includes an additional 4.95% increase, addressing concerns over individual variations, gender pay issues, and enhancing parental leave. The British Medical Association will consult members before any decision.
King Charles to graces Big Issue cover, unveil coronation food project ahead of 75th birthday
The spotlight on a public service monarchy will shine brightly through the food project, taking center stage in King Charles's birthday celebrations. This initiative strives to tackle the urgent challenge of food insecurity for those struggling financially, all while actively countering the pervasive issue of needless food waste.
Fake weight loss injections leave people in comas, urgent safety alert issued
Fake weight loss injections, falsely marketed as Ozempic or Saxenda, have triggered significant safety alarms in the United Kingdom. Authorities are cautioning the public about the substantial risks associated with these counterfeit products, as several individuals have encountered life-threatening medical complications.
'People can't be any sex they want to be': UK PM Rishi Sunak mirrors Ramaswamy's views on transgender children
UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has sparked controversy with his remarks on the transgender community and gender issues, aligning his views with potential Republican presidential nominee Vivek Ramaswamy. Sunak asserted that individuals cannot freely choose their gender, while Ramaswamy classified gender dysphoria as a mental health disorder. Sunak's comments on parental involvement in education and healthcare settings also received applause at the Conservative Party conference.
UK: Senior NHS Doctors on 48-hour-strike, know how much they are paid
The senior doctors or medical consultants working for the National Health Service (NHS) in England have gone on a 48-hour strike Thursday.
Majority of doctors, nurses in UK came from India: Study
A new study has found that the majority of care workers sponsored for skilled work visas in the UK in 2022 came from non-EU countries, with India being the leading country of nationality for newly-recruited overseas doctors and nurses. The recruitment of non-EU citizens in the health and care sector has increased since 2017, with a sharp rise in 2021 and 2022.
More than 100 Indian healthcare professionals to be hired in UK: Report
According to The Scarborough News, the York and Scarborough Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust has made offers to 107 medical staff, including 97 registered nurses and 10 allied health professionals, following a recruitment trip to Kerala.
Alzheimer's disease detected in 19-year-old teenager in China
The 19-year-old teenager became the youngest to have been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s.
Nicola Bulley: Police receive backlash for revealing personal details about missing mother
On Wednesday, Lancashire Police said 45-year-old Nicola Bulley had undergone “some significant issues with alcohol” along with “ongoing struggles with the menopause”.
Ex-Health Secretary Sajid Javid suggests patients should pay for GP appointments and A&E visits, calls NHS model ‘unsustainable’
Former Health Secretary Sajid Javid has said that “extending the contributory principle” should be inculcated in the radical reforms required to tackle the growing crisis in the country’s health system.
Rishi Sunak tells health leaders bold approach will fix NHS
Sunak hosted a "recovery forum" of health professionals and officials at Downing Street on Saturday that was first announced last night to address issues including improving emergency treatment and speeding up social-care discharge. The government said it would publish plans to improve ambulance and A&E waiting times in the coming weeks.
Rishi Sunak tells health leaders bold approach will fix NHS
UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak told a gathering of health and social-care leaders that a "bold and radical approach" is needed to end the crisis at the country's National Health Service.
UK NHS crisis: PM Rishi Sunak holds meeting to address health service issues. Top points
Prime Minister of United Kingdom Rishi Sunak is holding a meeting to address the prevailing National Health Service (NHS) crisis.
Five promises: PM Sunak vows to tackle Britain's most serious problems
In a speech that was high on ambition but low on detail, Sunak said his government would build "a better future for our children and grandchildren" and made the possibly risky demand that the public judge him on "the results we achieve".
Louise Thompson suffers from drug-induced Lupus, says former TV star. See what is this disease
Louise Thompson has announced on Instagram that she is suffering with drug-induced Lupus.
Winter Is Coming! Here's why NHS personnel in England are terrified
Doctors and nurses fear they will be unable to cope in the severe winter weather with the flu, COVID-19, and the rising cost of living.
Bruce Willis going through 'really difficult time', close pal Sylvester Stallone reveals all. Read more
American actor Bruce Willis is going through a 'challenging time' with his health following his aphasia diagnosis, according to his closest friend Sylvester Stallone.
NHS declares amber alert as blood supplies drop in UK
O-type blood levels had dropped below two days, so the NHS hopes to keep enough blood on hand to last longer than six days. Hospitals have been instructed to safeguard their supplies, which may cause non-urgent procedures needing blood to be delayed so that individuals in the greatest need can be given priority.
Cyberattack disrupts UK's NHS 111 Emergency Line
The NHS 111 telephone line has been hit by a cyber attack, causing difficulties in its operation. It is a medical emergency number which is widely used by the public across the UK.
What makes the United Kingdom a favourite among Indian students
Nearly 108,000 student visas for Indian nationals were issued in the year ending March 2022 which was almost double (+93%) the number compared to the previous year, according to official figures from the British High Commission in India. While the pandemic and travel restrictions had hit thousands of Indian students planning to study in the UK and other countries since the summer of 2020; the situation is gradually moving back to normal this year.
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