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RCN to Ballot 345,000 Members on 'Grotesque' 3.6% Pay Offer Amid Strike Threats
The Royal College of Nursing is balloting 345,000 members on a 3.6% pay offer, deemed insufficient due to inflation and a decade of pay erosion, threatening further NHS strikes in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland.
RCN to Ballot 345,000 Members on 'Grotesque' 3.6% Pay Offer Amid Strike Threats
The Royal College of Nursing is balloting 345,000 members on a 3.6% pay offer, deemed insufficient due to inflation and a decade of pay erosion, threatening further NHS strikes in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland.
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60% Bias Score
NHS Blood Shortage: One Million More Donors Needed
The NHS needs one million more blood donors to avoid a "red alert" status threatening public safety following a cyber attack last year that crippled blood supply, leaving only 800,000 people to sustain the whole of England's blood supply.
NHS Blood Shortage: One Million More Donors Needed
The NHS needs one million more blood donors to avoid a "red alert" status threatening public safety following a cyber attack last year that crippled blood supply, leaving only 800,000 people to sustain the whole of England's blood supply.
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40% Bias Score
Senior Doctors Criticize Planned Resident Doctor Strikes in England
Six senior English medical figures publicly criticized planned resident doctor strikes in England, deeming them harmful to patients and advantageous to NHS opponents, while resident doctors counter that a recent pay increase is insufficient to address years of pay erosion.
Senior Doctors Criticize Planned Resident Doctor Strikes in England
Six senior English medical figures publicly criticized planned resident doctor strikes in England, deeming them harmful to patients and advantageous to NHS opponents, while resident doctors counter that a recent pay increase is insufficient to address years of pay erosion.
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44% Bias Score
NHS £450m Plan to Tackle A&E Crisis
The English NHS is launching a £450 million plan to tackle A&E overcrowding by creating 40 new same-day emergency care units, 15 mental health crisis centers, and deploying 500 more ambulances, aiming to divert one in five A&E patients to alternative settings, addressing a near doubling of urgent ca...
NHS £450m Plan to Tackle A&E Crisis
The English NHS is launching a £450 million plan to tackle A&E overcrowding by creating 40 new same-day emergency care units, 15 mental health crisis centers, and deploying 500 more ambulances, aiming to divert one in five A&E patients to alternative settings, addressing a near doubling of urgent ca...
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40% Bias Score
NHS Staff Shortages Cause Critical Delays in UK Cancer Care
Due to a shortage of radiologists and oncologists in the UK's NHS, cancer patients face significant delays in diagnosis and treatment, leading to cancer progression and increased mortality risk, as reported by the Royal College of Radiologists (RCR).
NHS Staff Shortages Cause Critical Delays in UK Cancer Care
Due to a shortage of radiologists and oncologists in the UK's NHS, cancer patients face significant delays in diagnosis and treatment, leading to cancer progression and increased mortality risk, as reported by the Royal College of Radiologists (RCR).
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40% Bias Score
UK Faces 1976-Style Financial Crisis Amid Rising Defense Spending
The UK faces a major financial crisis driven by rising defense spending, potentially reaching 3.5 percent of GDP, forcing difficult choices between national security and social welfare programs.
UK Faces 1976-Style Financial Crisis Amid Rising Defense Spending
The UK faces a major financial crisis driven by rising defense spending, potentially reaching 3.5 percent of GDP, forcing difficult choices between national security and social welfare programs.
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64% Bias Score
UK Nurses to Vote on 3.6% Pay Increase Amidst Strike Threat
Nursing staff in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland will vote on a 3.6% pay increase, sparking concerns of further strike action after previous industrial action. The Royal College of Nursing called the offer "grotesque", highlighting a decade of pay erosion and potential impact on a planned 10-ye...
UK Nurses to Vote on 3.6% Pay Increase Amidst Strike Threat
Nursing staff in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland will vote on a 3.6% pay increase, sparking concerns of further strike action after previous industrial action. The Royal College of Nursing called the offer "grotesque", highlighting a decade of pay erosion and potential impact on a planned 10-ye...
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48% Bias Score
NHS Faces Critical Blood Donor Shortage
The NHS in England faces a critical blood donor shortage of over 200,000, putting public safety at risk due to low donor conversion rates and insufficient diversity among donors. This has triggered an amber alert.
NHS Faces Critical Blood Donor Shortage
The NHS in England faces a critical blood donor shortage of over 200,000, putting public safety at risk due to low donor conversion rates and insufficient diversity among donors. This has triggered an amber alert.
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60% Bias Score
£450m NHS Investment to Tackle Hospital Waiting Times
The UK government announced a £450 million investment in the NHS to reduce hospital waiting times by creating new treatment centers, mental health units, and ambulances, aiming to alleviate A&E pressures and improve patient care.
£450m NHS Investment to Tackle Hospital Waiting Times
The UK government announced a £450 million investment in the NHS to reduce hospital waiting times by creating new treatment centers, mental health units, and ambulances, aiming to alleviate A&E pressures and improve patient care.
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40% Bias Score
Scotland's Cancer Care Crisis: Doctor Shortage Fuels Diagnosis and Treatment Delays
Scotland faces a critical shortage of radiologists (25%) and oncologists (19%), causing longer cancer treatment waits and increasing patient death risk by 10% per month; regional disparities exist, with the north facing the largest shortfalls.
Scotland's Cancer Care Crisis: Doctor Shortage Fuels Diagnosis and Treatment Delays
Scotland faces a critical shortage of radiologists (25%) and oncologists (19%), causing longer cancer treatment waits and increasing patient death risk by 10% per month; regional disparities exist, with the north facing the largest shortfalls.
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48% Bias Score
£6.5 Million NHS Corruption Scheme Results in 29-Year Prison Sentence
Four men—Adam Sharoudi, Gavin Brown, Alan Hush, and Gavin Cox—were sentenced to a total of 29 years in prison for a £6.5 million corruption scheme involving Oricom Ltd securing lucrative NHS contracts through bribery and fraud between 2010 and 2015.
£6.5 Million NHS Corruption Scheme Results in 29-Year Prison Sentence
Four men—Adam Sharoudi, Gavin Brown, Alan Hush, and Gavin Cox—were sentenced to a total of 29 years in prison for a £6.5 million corruption scheme involving Oricom Ltd securing lucrative NHS contracts through bribery and fraud between 2010 and 2015.
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36% Bias Score
Over a Million in England Take Ten or More Daily Medications, Increasing Health Risks
A new report reveals over a million people in England take ten or more medications daily, increasing harm risks three-fold due to drug interactions and side effects; older people are particularly vulnerable.
Over a Million in England Take Ten or More Daily Medications, Increasing Health Risks
A new report reveals over a million people in England take ten or more medications daily, increasing harm risks three-fold due to drug interactions and side effects; older people are particularly vulnerable.
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52% Bias Score
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