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Six out of ten maternity deaths were 'avoidable', new reviews finds (opens the original)
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Record numbers of mothers are dying avoidably in maternity care as preventable deaths hit a 15-year high, data shows. Some six in ten who died in pregnancy, birth or the postnatal period between 2022 and 2024 could have been saved with better care – an all-time high since records began in 2009. The rise comes despite a decade of promises from ministers to improve maternity safety. Bereaved families called the increase 'disgraceful', while doctors and midwives warned under-resourced and short-sta
Fury as WHSmith airport shops charge £2.69 for packets of Polos (opens the original)
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Holidaymakers have been warned to avoid WHSmith's 'rip-off' airport stores after the chain hiked prices to 'obscene' highs. Basic goods such as water and snacks cost more than twice as much at the chain compared with other stores within the same airport terminals, The Mail on Sunday found. Customers have accused WH Smith of 'obscene price gouging', while consumer experts advised holidaymakers to shop around within airports or train stations. Travellers are being charged around £4 for a 750ml bot
Supermarkets charging shoppers £666 for a kilo of dried parsley (opens the original)
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You might think that at more than £660 per kilogram, the most expensive food on sale in Britain's leading supermarket is luxury caviar. In fact, it is a small jar of parsley. Shoppers are being charged staggeringly high prices for basic products that cost very little to produce, The Mail on Sunday has found. Dried herbs, fruit teas and children's snacks are priced at vastly more per gram than luxury goods such as caviar and truffles, our investigation shows. Consumer expert Martyn James said: 'M
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