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Read MoreReport on Shrewsbury and Telford failings includes series of immediate actions for all maternity servicesAn interim report into the biggest maternity scandal in the history of the NHS has called for urgent and sweeping changes...
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Charlie Falconer says Labour colleague the justice secretary has
Work and pensions secretary says she will transform opportunities
More than 200 flood alerts put in place and
Catherine Sonquist Forest, based in Santa Cruz where assisted
Party figures have voiced concerns that next month’s visit
High-profile campaigner against new law facing questions over parliamentary
Deep divisions remain after high-stakes talks end with agreement
The deal was met with long applause, cheering, whistling
Traditional allies such as Diane Abbott and John McDonnell