Tag: Healthcare
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Reeves Unpopular Chancellor as Poll Shifts Trust in UK Politics
Poll shocks UK politics as Reeves becomes most unpopular chancellor in history A new Ipsos poll has sent a seismic tremor through UK politics, positioning the Labour Party’s prime figure, Reeves, as the most unpopular chancellor in history. While party leadership polls often shift, this figure highlights a sharper-than-expected public rating of the chancellor at…
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Reeves’s Declining Popularity: Poll Shifts Trust Away from Labour on Key Issues
Reeves’s Unpopularity Mirrors a Widening Trust Gap Across the UK Political Landscape The latest polling wave paints a striking picture of voter confidence in Britain’s political parties. Rachel Reeves, long cited as Labour’s economic steward and a potential future prime minister, now faces the distinction of becoming the most unpopular chancellor in history according to…
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Where President Ruto’s Government Has Gotten It Right: What Catholic Bishops Said
Overview: Acknowledging progress in a complex agenda In a detailed session at the Karen diocesan campus on November 14, 2025, the Kenya Conference of Catholic Bishops (KCCB) offered a measured assessment of President William Ruto’s government. While the bishops did not shy away from addressing ongoing challenges, they highlighted several areas where the administration has…
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Where President Ruto’s government has gotten it right: What Catholic Bishops said
Overview: Bishops Laud Key Gains under President Ruto The Kenya Conference of Catholic Bishops (KCCB) convened in Karen on November 14, 2025, to discuss the performance of President William Ruto’s government and identify areas where the administration has made notable progress. While the bishops have been outspoken on critical issues, they also highlighted several sectors…
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Bantry Endoscopy Unit Opens as CUH Expands BowelScreen Services
New endoscopy facility in Bantry marks milestone for Cork University Hospital The opening of the new endoscopy unit in Bantry, supported by an €8 million investment, signals a significant expansion of Cork University Hospital’s (CUH) BowelScreen program. The upgrade aims to improve access to essential bowel cancer screening and diagnostic procedures for communities across the…
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Ghana 2026 Budget Aims to Expand Healthcare Access and Infrastructure
Overview of the 2026 Budget Focus The Minister of Finance, Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson, has unveiled a 2026 national budget that places health sector expansion at the heart of national development. The proposed agenda centers on expanding access to quality healthcare, reinforcing Ghana’s Universal Health Coverage (UHC) commitments, and accelerating infrastructure projects across the country.…
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Resident doctors begin five-day strike in latest walkout over pay
Five-day strike begins as pay dispute escalates Thousands of resident doctors in England have started a five-day strike, the latest in a series of walkouts over pay. The action began at 7am on Friday and is set to run through Tuesday, with doctors warning that service disruption could intensify if a resolution is not reached.…
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Whistleblower Claims Over Care for Harvey Sherratt Reach Mother’s Outcry: ‘Disgusting’ Language Used
Background: A Protecting Disclosure and a Family’s Outcry In Ireland, a protected disclosure related to the care of nine-year-old Harvey Sherratt has sparked strong reactions from his mother, Gillian Sherratt. She described the language used in the whistleblower’s disclosure as “disgusting” and said it made her feel as if her son had been effectively written…
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Whistleblower Claim Sparks Outcry as Harvey Sherratt’s Mother Denounces Language as ‘Disgusting’
The Controversy Surrounding a Protected Disclosure The case at the center of renewed debate about patient care involves a protected disclosure relating to the treatment of nine-year-old Harvey Sherratt. Harvey’s mother, Gillian Sherratt, described the language used in the disclosure as “disgusting,” saying it left her feeling as though her son had been “written off.”…
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They wrote him off: Sherratt family condemnation of whistleblower disclosures over care
Overview: A family’s call for accountability after a protected disclosure The case at the heart of recent discussions involves a protected disclosure concerning the care of a nine-year-old boy. The mother of the child, Gillian Sherratt, described the language used in the disclosure as “disgusting,” saying it made her feel as if her son had…