Daily Mailadded this to Top StoriesSugar Sugar in fizzy drinks has been slashed by a THIRD since introduction of sugar tax, report revealsdailymail.co.uk - By Jack Doyle Associate Editor For The Daily Mail The amount of sugar in fizzy drinks has been slashed by almost a third following the introduction of the sugar tax, an official report will reveal …
PlanetRadioadded this to PlanetRadioLeicester Leicester mum joins calls for medical cannabis prescriptionsplanetradio.co.uk - Tom Hilton A mum from Leicester whose 7-year-old daughter has severe epilepsy is joining families across the Country to call for medicinal cannabis to be …
the i paperadded this to i politicsFlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoUK Politics Tribute flood in for John Humphrys' last day on Radio 4's Today, from David Cameron to Dame Ednainews.co.uk - Richard Vaughan John McDonnell, Matt Hancock and comedian Kathy Burke all thanked the veteran broadcaster John Humphrys in the studio at New Broadcasting House …
Daily Mirroradded this to Daily MirrorGambling Woman killed herself after gambling away £36,000 in two weeks leaving mum homelessmirror.co.uk - Abigail O'Leary Kimberley Wadsworth, 32, sent her mum a heartbreaking text saying "it's too late" before taking her own life A woman killed herself after gambling …
The Evening Standardadded this to News | Evening StandardDavid Cameron The Londoner: Cameron launch bridges dividestandard.co.uk David Cameron launched his memoir, For The Record, last night surrounded by family, friends and Tory defectors but only a smattering of Brexiteers. …
Opioids Wigan's hidden opioid crisis is revealedwigantoday.net - Isabelle Kirk One in six adults in Wigan was prescribed highly addictive opioid painkillers last year, a new report reveals. Health secretary Matt Hancock has said …
Oxfordshire, UK Oxfordshire patients prescribed potentially addictive opioid painkillersoxfordmail.co.uk - Sophie Grubb 'SUPER-strength' painkillers linked to addiction were prescribed to tens of thousands of Oxfordshire patients last year. New Public Health England …
Mana Ormsbyadded this to ThinkUK Politics Children urged to break the habit of taking anti-depressants before they get hookedthesun.co.uk - Ryan Sabey CHILDREN are being urged to break the habit of taking anti-depressants — before they get hooked. Rising numbers of under-18s take the prescription …
Refinery29added this to R29 Body & MindBeauty First-Ever FGM Clinics Open In England To Support Survivors & Girls At Risk Of AbuseRefinery29 - Almaz OheneHundreds ofsurvivors of female genital mutilation (FGM) will be able to access expertcare, support and treatment earlier thanks to a new network of NHS ‘one-stopshop’ clinics launched yesterday. Survivors
The GuardianOpinion Cheap booze and fags: the last gasp of government health policyThe Guardian - Richard VizeDrowning our sorrows in duty-free whisky may be the only way to cope but as official policy, it stinks In a government gearing up for an election, where every statement is supposed to be choreographed
Daily Mailadded this to Top StoriesFibrosis Health Secretary Matt Hancock calls in pharma bosses over cystic fibrosis drug costsdailymail.co.uk - By Ben Spencer Medical Correspondent For The Daily Mail Pharmaceutical bosses have been summoned to a meeting with Health Secretary Matt Hancock in an attempt to break a four-year deadlock over the cost of …
The Sunadded this to The SunSajid Javid In an onslaught of Brexit gloom, Sajid Javid’s duty free plans are a shaft of lightthesun.co.uk - Ross Clark I’M sure Health Secretary Matt Hancock has our best interests at heart when his government department publishes advice to stop smoking and to drink …
The Independentadded this to Life & StyleLifestyle (UK) NHS launches FGM clinics across England to support survivorsindependent.co.uk - Sabrina Barr Eight new clinics supporting survivors of female genital mutilation (FGM) are being launched across England, the NHS has announced. The centres, which …
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsPlay buttonPolitics Boris Johnson offers Tory rebels 'olive branch' amid growing party split over expulsionsThe Telegraph - By Anna Mikhailova and Gordon RaynerBoris Johnson has offered Tory rebels a way back into the party amid a growing split among Conservatives over his decision to kick them out. The Prime Minister instructed the Chief Whip to write to all
the i paperadded this to i politicsUK Politics Tory rebels who voted to block no-deal Brexit given a lifelineinews.co.uk - Hugo Gye Tory rebels who voted to block no-deal Brexit have been offered a way back into the party after Cabinet ministers lobbied Boris Johnson to allow some …
Jeff Buhmannadded this to European ThingsBrexit Duty free row breaks out over Treasury's no-deal Brexit tweetinews.co.uk - Paul Gallagher A row has broken out between the Treasury and the Department for Health and Social Care over an advert promoting the “benefits” of people being able …
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsPolitics Plan to reinstate duty free in no-deal Brexit ignores public health, says Matt HancockThe Telegraph - By Henry BodkinMatt Hancock has criticised Treasury plans to reinstate duty free in the event of a no deal Brexit, amid warnings the measure could harm public health. The Health and Social Care Secretary complained had
The Guardianadded this to Top StoriesHealth Health secretary voices concern at duty-free's return under no-deal BrexitThe Guardian - Denis Campbell Health policy editorMatt Hancock has voiced unease at the government reintroducing duty-free drink and cigarettes if there is a no-deal Brexit, amid growing anger among health experts at the move. Critics claim the policy,
HuffPost UKadded this to PoliticsEnergy Drink Shopkeepers Who Sell Children Energy Drinks Face Anti-Terror Spying PowersHuffPost UK - Paul Waugh Exclusive: Radical proposal from Department of Health set to spark fresh 'nanny state' tensions with PM. Shopkeepers who sell children high-energy …
Heartadded this to UK & Local NewsDHSC Health Secretary speaks at PHE conference in Coventryheart.co.uk - Heart Plans to change pension rules to enable NHS consultants and GPs to work longer hours without big tax bills will be set out by Health Secretary Matt …
Guardian USBoris Johnson Boris Johnson broke promise to appear before Commons liaison committee, chair says - as it happenedThe Guardian - Andrew Sparrow (now) and Patrick Greenfield (earlier)The prime minister has told his cabinet he is a liberal Tory running a one nation government Sarah Wollaston, the Tory-turned-Lib Dem MP who chairs the Commons liaison committee, has accused Boris Johnson
The SpectatorBoris Johnson Boris tells Cabinet, ‘I’m the most liberal Conservative PM in decades’ | Coffee HouseThe Spectator - James ForsythAnyone expecting today’s Cabinet to have been a bust-up following Amber Rudd’s resignation will have been disappointed. From what I’m hearing, it was a strikingly harmonious meeting. Perhaps this was most
City A.M.added this to City A.M. BusinessStudents Government unveils scheme to keep foreign students in Britain - CityAMcityam.com - August Graham The government will today reveal new plans allowing international students to stay in the UK for two years after they finish their course. The …
Pensions Government promises 'most flexible NHS pensions ever' in bid to solve workforce crisisgponline.com - Nick Bostock The DHSC is consulting on plans that would allow NHS pension scheme members to choose 'a personalised pension growth level at the start of each tax …
Daily Mirroradded this to Daily MirrorNicky Morgan Tory Cabinet minister Nicky Morgan sends warning shot to PM - but doesn’t quitmirror.co.uk - Nicola Bartlett Northern Ireland Secretary Julian Smith has also ruled out quitting Tory Cabinet minister Nicky Morgan has sent a warning shot to Boris Johnson over …
The Telegraphadded this to NewsPublic Health England One in four British adults being prescribed potentially addictive drugs, 'disturbing' review findsThe Telegraph - By Laura DonnellyOne in four British adults are being prescribed potentially addictive drugs - and half are still hooked on them a year later, a bombshell report reveals. Last night the Health Secretary said the findings
The Independentadded this to NewsUK News Ban children who haven’t had MMR jab from going to school, GPs urge governmentindependent.co.uk - Eleanor Busby Primary schools should ban pupils who have not had the measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) jab, senior GPs have said. Parents should be required to prove …
logos189added this to Overall HealthUK News Government to invest £130m in tech to treat cancer, dementia and Parkinson’sindependent.co.uk - Zamira Rahim The government has announced it will invest £133m in new technology for the NHS, including tools for arthritis and cancer diagnosis, as well as …
AvatarDevon Briggsadded this to LongevityScience £133 million funding boost towards extending healthy life by five yearsThe Telegraph - By Sarah KnaptonTechnology to help speed up diagnoses of cancer, fund gene therapies and develop artificial intelligence has been given a £133 million funding boost as part of a government pledge to extend life by five
the i paperadded this to i commentOpinion One Nation Toryism has died a brutal deathinews.co.uk - Ian Birrell It would be a brave person who picked out the politician that has most debased themselves since the Brexit debacle exploded. But among the favourites …
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