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Britain’s hospices do not need any more sympathy. They need us to act
Britain’s hospices do not need any more sympathy. They need us to act
By Corin Dalby
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The fresh vote on assisted dying is not only about life and death – it is about democracy
The fresh vote on assisted dying is not only about life and death – it is about democracy
By Baroness Mattinson
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The rich seams of social care data we are failing to mine – now is the time to dig deep Partner content
The rich seams of social care data we are failing to mine – now is the time to dig deep
By LSE: The London School of Economics and Political Science
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The Health Bill must protect patients who depend on specialised services
The Health Bill must protect patients who depend on specialised services
By Andy McDonald MP
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I've delivered palliative care as a doctor – we must give patients choice at the end of life
I've delivered palliative care as a doctor – we must give patients choice at the end of life
By Dr Simon Opher MP
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Children's Mental Health Starts on The Dinner Plate
By British Association for Nutrition and Lifestyle Medicine (BANT)
British Safety Council launches new flagship campaign to shine a light on hidden hazards in the workplace
By British Safety Council
Net Zero & Health Research Network established to facilitate collaborative research into the health co-benefits of the UK’s transition to net zero
By Net Zero and Health Research Network

WATCH MPs' 1km Mogg conga, Priti Patel defends quarantine plan and Tory MP warns over "inflaming" racial tension - catch up on the week in Westminster

WATCH MPs' 1km Mogg conga, Priti Patel defends quarantine plan and Tory MP warns over 'inflaming' racial tension - catch up on the week in Westminster

MPs queued for more than 1km to vote, after the end of virtual proceedings

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Catch up on the week in Parliament with our three-minute roundup

 

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