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East Kent NHS admits 'failing families' over stillbirths (opens the original)
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An NHS trust has apologised after an independent review found that eight babies might have survived with better maternity care, admitting it has "failed families". The stillbirths all occurred at the East Kent Hospitals NHS Trust's hospitals between June 2025 and March 2026. An independent review ordered by the trust found systemic issues lay at the heart of the failures. These included failures to manage high risk pregnancies, provide appropriate triage, identify foetal growth concerns, and mak
Support for disability benefits 'remarkably strong' report finds (opens the original)
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Support for disability benefits remains "remarkably strong" and cutting them would be "politically risky" according to a new report. The analysis, from the British Social Attitudes survey, found that fewer than one in 10 people favoured cutting welfare payments for the disabled, with almost half of people saying they would support more being spent on them, even if it led to higher taxes. The report comes amid mounting concerns among several political parties about the growing cost of disability
The grieving family who say the coroners' courts aren't working (opens the original)
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Sarah thought she knew what she was getting into when she attended a coroner's court in May 2024 to discuss the death of her second cousin. Her day job as a murder detective meant she was used to courts, to judges, to legal argument. What she wasn't prepared for was a coroner's court. "I felt like I was on trial," she recalls of her first hearing, in Woking, Surrey. "I remember just feeling completely railroaded… It [was] far more hostile than I had ever expected." Her cousin, Daniel Lindsay, di
Greenock: The town whose council wants migrants to move in (opens the original)
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A new shop opened along Greenock's fading High Street in May. Anik African Store has brought a small corner of Nigeria to the Scottish town, selling yams, plantain, okra and catfish. It is not the only African food shop here - there is another just metres away, responding to the area's changing population. Five years ago, locals say, it would have been rare to see a black person in Greenock. Now hundreds of Africans and refugees have moved to the area. The local council has in fact come up with
Andy Burnham unveils plan to get rough sleepers off streets for Christmas (opens the original)
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Every rough sleeper in England will be offered accommodation this winter, the prime minister has said. Andy Burnham made ending rough sleeping his first pledge when entering Downing Street in July and now says he wants "to get everyone in for Christmas". Emergency accommodation will be provided to end the need for rough sleeping alongside practical support for any health needs, as part of a £442m package. Conservative shadow housing secretary Sir James Cleverly said Burnham promised to end rough
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