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Shrewsbury maternity inquiry: ‘Cruelty beyond comprehension’ as mothers blamed for babies’ deaths

Donna Ockenden warns of ongoing care failings at Shrewsbury as staff told her they still fear speaking out

The Independent UK

Mum thanks hospital worker for gesture that 'meant the world'

"The NHS staff are constantly praised and appreciated and rightly so"

Liverpool Echo

‘As an NHS midwife, the Shrewsbury baby deaths report didn’t surprise me’

A senior midwife at a trust in England says chronic understaffing means problems can too easily be missed

The Guardian - UK

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North East medics say scrapping Covid tests leaves people at risk as cases soar

NHS figures from the region have raised concerns about the Government's "Living with Covid" plan

Chronicle Live

Baby deaths inquiry points to issues across England’s maternity services

Analysis: lack of staff, lack of training and lack of oversight all contributed to NHS maternity scandal

The Guardian - UK

MPs given free parking spaces at work - while NHS nurses have to pay from Friday

While NHS staff face a £90m parking bill from April, MPs can have a free parking space at their place of work - and claim for parking charges while out on constituency business

Daily Mirror

Examining the false narratives of Covid, two years on

Letters: Ron Walton on coronavirus pushing the NHS to the brink, and Nick Black on the UK’s excess deaths being higher than other countries in Europe. Plus letters from Chris Ham, Richard Carter and Sue Smith

The Guardian - UK

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Opposition MSPs blast Lanarkshire's 'deplorable' A&E waiting times

Across NHS Lanarkshire only 63 per cent of patients were seen within four hours

Daily Record

Scots troll who posted 'grossly offensive' Captain Sir Tom Moore tweet dodges jail

Joseph Kelly tweeted "the only good Brit soldier is a deed one burn auld fella buuuuurn" on February 3, 2021.

Daily Record

Living with Covid? BA.2 variant still spreading fast in the North East even as testing set to stop

The latest Covid-19 data makes worrying reading - rises in cases can still be seen across the North East.

Chronicle Live

Autism Awareness Week: What are the 7 main signs of autism?

World Autism Acceptance Week 2022 sees many activities being planned to promote understanding and acceptance.

Liverpool Echo

Scotland's face mask rules explained as Nicola Sturgeon announces two key dates

Nicola Sturgeon today (March 30) announced two key dates when Scots could ditch their face masks. The easing comes after it was originally postponed last week due to a spike in cases.

Edinburgh Live

Why is the UK seeing near-record Covid cases? We still believe the three big myths about Omicron

People are desperate to return to life as normal, but the rising number of infections is a reminder that this pandemic isn’t over, says Christina Pagel, the director of UCL’s Clinical Operational Research Unit

The Guardian - UK

Stressed NHS staff who battled pandemic are quitting health service in droves

Dedicated workers who may have been planning to hand in their notice in 2020 stayed on to help efforts battling the virus

Wales Online

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Daily Mirror

Group B Strep: Risk in pregnancy as silent disease kills a baby a week in UK

As the failures at Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital are revealed to be the biggest NHS maternity scandal of all time, we look at Group B Strep in pregnancy, the most common cause of life-threatening infection in newborn babies

Glasgow Live

Covid Scotland: Everything Nicola Sturgeon said as legal requirement for face masks to be lifted

Nicola Sturgeon has said that face masks will go from being a legal requirement to guidance next month as she hopes the virus will move to being a low threat during the course of the spring from a medium - where it currently stands.

Edinburgh Live

Everything Nicola Sturgeon said today as face mask laws to be scrapped

The First Minister addressed MSP's in the debating chamber in the Scottish Parliament to give an update on Covid in Scotland after one in 11 Scots were reported to have the infection.

The Independent UK

Original Ockenden campaigners speak of ‘bittersweet’ milestone

Rhiannon Davies and Kayleigh Griffiths say they hope the report will bring about urgent change in maternity care across England.

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Chronicle Live

If you have a cold, you should 'stay home' say Government in latest coronavirus guidance

The legal requirement to self-isolate will not be reinstated

The Independent UK

Face mask laws to end in Scotland on ‘phased basis’ from Monday – Sturgeon

But the requirement to wear them in shops and on public transport will continue until April 18.

Liverpool Echo

Free parking for NHS staff in England to end this week

Running the scheme had cost around £130m over nearly two years

Chronicle Live

North East NHS medics 'thinking long and hard about futures' as staffing pressure hits during pandemic

Senior NHS figures from Newcastle and Gateshead have warned that the staff crisis facing the health service could well worsen, with many staff said to be considering their futures

The Independent UK

Shrewsbury maternity scandal: Key findings from damning Ockenden inquiry report

Staff at Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital Trust still fear speaking out, says Ockenden inquiry chair

The Independent UK

Shrewsbury maternity scandal: Read Sajid Javid’s statement to the Commons in full

Sajid Javid apologises for maternity service failings reported at Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS Trust

The Conversation

Half of British people are seeing friends and leaving home less since the pandemic – new study

Two years on from the first pandemic lockdown in the UK, a new study by King’s College London and Ipsos MORI shows just how damaging COVID and the measures to control it have been.

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