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Supervised injection sites are sensible health care interventions
Supervised Injection sites are sensible health care interventions based on the notion that health care is actually about improving health, and also about caring.
The German model is the best way of escaping the clutches of the energy giants
The revelation that most of the big energy companies are systemically overcharging customers by 3.7bn a year is national scandal that must be tackled.
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It’s time to tackle the caring crisis
It is vital that we all work together to get this right now before the Care Bill is passed, so that we do not leave groups of carers still slipping through the net of help and support.
PMQs: Is Lord Donoughue the best person to quote on climate change, Mr Cameron?
According to the register of Lords’ interests, Lord Donoughue has shareholdings in Premier Oil, the National Grid as well as Scottish and Southern Energy.
How the Big Six misled the Energy and Climate Change Committee
If it’s not wholesale prices or green levies that are causing such large spikes in the retail price, then what is?
Government scores ‘own goal’ on care commissioning
In a bizarre sequence of events last week, the government tabled an amendment to its own Care Bill removing the duty for the CQC to make routine checks on the commissioning of adult services.
Dissident Republicans ‘bitter and twisted’, argues McGuinness
Sinn Fein’s deputy first minister has launched a scathing attack on dissident republicans, dubbing them ‘bitter and twisted’.
Three things you should know about Jeremy Hunt’s pop at excessive NHS managers’ pay
Who could disagree with the secretary of state’s outrage at the extortionate salaries some NHS staff are earning?
Scotland’s ‘reluctant Cameroons’
In a report published today entitled ‘Cameron’s Caledonian Conundrum’, 18 per cent of respondents in Scotland were more favourable to David Cameron than the Conservatives as a whole.