Health

Saturday, 04, Jul 2009 06:51


Patient safety not 'a priority'

Health services are still unsafe for patients despite policies recommended eight years ago, a committee of MPs has said today.

'NHS blame culture causes lack of openness'

Doctors vote down Christian demands

Doctors have voted down a Christian motion which would have allowed them to "share their faith" with patients.

The motion to allow faith sharing was defeated

Unions call for relaxed dress as UK hots up

The Met Office has raised its heatwave plan to level three for London and south-east England, as the mercury is expected to hit 32C later today.

Temperatures in the capital have been higher than Bangkok this week.

Psychotherapy profession faces calls for regulation

Regulation of mental health practitioners must be extended to help stamp out abuse, according to mental health charity Mind.

Psychotherapy profession faces calls for regulation

Call for more regulation on second anniversary of smoking ban

Anti-smoking groups are calling for more laws against the habit today, as they celebrate the second anniversary of the smoking ban.

It has been two years since the smoking ban


Speakers Corner

Legislation

Constitutional renewal bill

The constitutional renewal bill aims to rebuild trust in Britain's democracy by redistributing power away from the centralised state, strengthening Parliament and making the executive more accountable, further reforming the House of Lords, and improving civil liberties.

Constitutional renewal bill

Briefings and Guides

Airport expansion

The aviation industry experienced massive growth in the 1980s and 1990s. The UK was one of the principal beneficiaries of this growth, and today, it has an aviation sector that is second only to that of the USA.


Opinion Formers

Royal College of Midwives

The Royal College of Midwives is the professional association and trade union representing 95 per cent of all the UK’s practising midwives.

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