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Ambulance workers to strike again in two walkouts over pay

Unison leaders say the action is a direct result of the government's refusal to negotiate over pay

Liverpool Echo

Ambulance workers to stage two further strikes in England

The strike will affect London, Yorkshire, the North West, North East and South West and follows action by members of three ambulance unions on Wednesday

Wales Online

Unison members to stage two fresh ambulance strikes

Members of the union in five ambulance services in England will walk out on January 11 and 23.

The Independent UK

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Ambulance workers to go on strike again in two new walkouts over pay

The workers are to stage two further strikes on January 11 and 23 as the dispute over pay and staffing intensifies, Unison have this afternoon announced

Daily Mirror

Ambulance workers announce fresh strikes in new year

The action will affect London, Yorkshire, the north west, north east and south west of England

The Independent UK

Number of patients in hospital with Covid jumps 29% to highest in two months

The figures are still well below the peaks reached earlier in the year.

Evening Standard

6 groups of women could be given £6,900 in state pension back payments

There are six different categories which women over State Pension age could fall into

Nottingham Post

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Diphtheria cases discovered among asylum seekers housed at Humber hotel

The number of diphtheria cases recorded among asylum seekers across the country has reached 67

The Independent UK

‘Small number’ of diphtheria cases reported at hotel housing asylum seekers

UK officials have said the risk to the wider public remains low due to high vaccination rates

Evening Standard

Spain’s legislators approve gender self-identification reforms

If passed into law, the reforms would allow those over 16 to change their legally registered gender with greater ease.

Al Jazeera

'Shame on you' Scottish Parliament suspended as protesters react to gender reform vote

Several people in the public gallery at Holyrood could be heard shouting 'shame on you' in the direction of MSPs.

Daily Record

North East Ambulance Service thanks public for using 999 "wisely" during strike

Paramedics went on strike on Wednesday in a dispute over pay - the North East Ambulance Service says it was 'an incredibly challenging day'

Chronicle Live

Mother accused of murdering two young sons appears in court

Kara Alexander, 44, is charged over the deaths of Marley Thomas, aged five, and two-year-old Elijah Thomas.

The Independent UK

Close contacts being informed after teenage girl dies from meningitis in Co Clare

Tributes have been paid to the 16-year-old after her tragic death

Irish Mirror

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Daily Record

Gender reform bill passed by MSPs despite SNP rebellion against Scottish Government

MSPs have voted through historic gender recognition reforms following three days of heated debate over the controversial proposals.

Daily Mirror

Devastated mum finds daughter dead on bathroom floor two weeks before Christmas

Sharon Brown has been left devastated after Aleisha Evans of Livingston, West Lothian, died during the night after attending a concert

Chronicle Live

Five more children die from invasive Strep A as scarlet fever cases jump to almost 30,000

21 children in England have now died since September as data from the UKHSA continues to show an 'out of season increase' in Group A Strep infections including scarlet fever

Liverpool Echo

Fears for NHS as man pulling teeth out 'start of things to come'

George Glinos told the ECHO: "How can you have a viable life if you haven't got a good set of teeth? Your smile is how you greet people."

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Many coroners have no medical background

“A coroner doesn’t have to ever have taken a science class in their life."

Daily Mirror

Diphtheria cases confirmed among asylum seekers at UK hotel - with some needing treatment

The Home Office confirmed a "small number" of diphtheria cases among asylum seekers at an unnamed hotel in the Humber region, with some people needing medical treatment

The Independent UK

Minister urges MSPs to back ‘important’ gender reforms - OLD

The Gender Recognition Reform (Scotland) Bill will go to a final vote at Holyrood on Thursday.

Manchester Evening News

Salford Royal and three other hospitals told to improve as A&E 'overcrowded' and nurses feel 'unsafe'

Inspectors found that urgent and emergency care services did not have enough staff to care for patients and keep them safe

Daily Record

Man pulls his own teeth out with pliers and keeps them in jar after failing to get an NHS dentist

George Glinos, 67, keeps all the teeth he has extracted over the last four years in a jar.

Daily Record

Humza Yousaf to meet trade unions for crisis talks after nurses vote for strikes

The under-pressure health secretary has previously warned the Scottish Government has no more money to offer health workers.

The Independent UK

Scottish Health Secretary set to meet union bosses in bid to avert NHS strikes

The Royal College of Nurses has rejected the latest offer from the Scottish Government.

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