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Long waits for physiotherapy causing irreversible harm to children
Some children as young as four are waiting up to 18 months to access NHS physiotherapy services, according to a survey of professionals in the sector..
Archbishop of York categorically rejects bullying and coercion allegations
The Archbishop of York has categorically rejected allegations that he bullied members of a committee to secure the Rt Rev Dr John Perumbalaths appointment as Bishop of Liverpool, hours after the latter resigned following sexual assault and harassment allegations against him..
Sit down demonstration held amid Court of Appeal challenges to protest sentences
Scores of people staged a sit-down protest outside the Royal Courts of Justice on Thursday as bids to appeal against the sentences of more than a dozen climate activists continued at the Court of the Appeal..
Kate chats with children as she marks patronage of Welsh hospice
The Princess of Wales left her mark when she followed tradition and made a handprint for a childrens hospice she described as a lifeline..
BBC apologises after staff felt unable to raise Russell Brand complaints
A BBC review into the conduct of Russell Brand during his time with the broadcaster has found a number of people felt unable to raise concerns about the presenter and believed he would always get his way and therefore they stayed silent..
Royal Mail set to ditch second class Saturday deliveries under Ofcom plans
Royal Mail is set to be allowed to ditch Saturday deliveries for second class letters under plans being put forward by Ofcom that will also see wider postal delivery targets cut..
Trump briefed on terrible accident after jet collides with Army helicopter
President Donald Trump says he has been briefed on the terrible accident after a passenger jet collided on Wednesday with an Army helicopter while landing at Ronald Reagan National Airport near Washington DC..
Fewer than half of parents think Reception pupils should know how to use books
Fewer than half of parents think children should know how to use books correctly before starting primary school, a survey has suggested..
Retail crime spiralling out of control to more than 2000 incidents a day
Retail crime is spiralling out of control at more than 2,000 incidents a day, according to the latest figures..
Almost 11 million people hit by post delays over Christmas Citizens Advice
Almost 11 million people were hit with letter post delays over Christmas, Citizens Advice has found..
Yearly water bills to rise by average 123 from April 1
Households in England and Wales will see an average £123 or 26% increase to their yearly water bill from April 1, final figures show..
Noel Clarke loses bid to get Guardian publishers libel claim defence thrown out
Actor Noel Clarke has lost a bid to get the Guardian publishers defence in his libel claim struck out ahead of a trial..
Cans of Coca Cola and Appletiser recalled in UK amid chlorate findings
A small number of cans of Coca-Cola and Appletiser have been recalled in the UK after testing abroad revealed elevated levels of the chemical chlorate..
Beatrice and husband besotted with tiny and absolutely perfect baby Athena
Princess Beatrice has welcomed her tiny and absolutely perfect baby daughter Athena after giving birth several weeks premature..
Love Island star Jack Fincham jailed for six weeks after dog bit a runner
Love Island star Jack Fincham has been jailed for six weeks after his black cane corso dog called Elvis bit a runner..
Chancellor backs Heathrow third runway as she lays out plans for growth
The Government will back a third runway at Heathrow Airport as it looks to go further and faster on growth, the Chancellor has announced..
NHS and health department officials out of ideas for transforming care MPs
NHS and Department of Health officials are complacent and out of ideas when it comes to transforming the health service for patients, MPs have said..
Teachers in sixth form colleges stage further strike action in pay dispute
Sixth form college teachers in England will resume strike action in an ongoing dispute over pay..
Rachel Reeves to pledge to fight for growth in economic speech
Rachel Reeves will pledge to fight for growth and say that Britain can do so much better in a major speech, after Cabinet ministers were ordered to ditch policies that could stand in the way of growing the economy..
Healthier food grows more expensive at twice rate of unhealthy options report
Healthier food grew more expensive at twice the rate of less healthy options in the UK over the last two years, a study has found..





















