Of those, 13,093 were considered to be potentially high risk, which experts said should have then been subject to physical testing. Yet, more than 11,000 of them remain unchecked to this day.

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Prison, police and health bosses must respond to a coroner regarding the death ... Ms Elena Vento's parents, Roser Vento ...

Northern Ireland's draft budget could result in service cuts to the health service equivalent to the loss of 10,000 staff, ...

A council prosecuted after accidents on a guided busway mismanaged "safety", a judge has been told. Cambridgeshire County ...

Dilip Shanghvi, chairman of India's largest drugmaker Sun Pharma, told an industry gathering last week that his company sells ...

The PM says abolishing "the arms-length body" will reduce duplication and save money that can then be spent on frontline ...

The first daily pill for treating endometriosis symptoms has been approved for use on the NHS in England - but only for ...

Scottish Tory leader Russell Findlay and Labour leader Anas Sarwar are called first before backbench questions. Swinney is ...

Sandra Webb, head of future workforce supply at the trust, said apprenticeships had played a crucial role in keeping nurse ...

Two new initiatives have been launched by the City of Wolverhampton Council to help support the emotional health and ...

A care home that supports 18 people with autism and learning disabilities has been placed in special measures by a health ...