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Assisted dying bill is gone, but palliative care can’t go with it

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Assisted dying bill is gone, but palliative care can’t go with it

Ben Troke, Partner at law firm Weightmans, discusses what the rejection of the assisted dying bill means for the future of palliative care in the UK.

The real monsters don’t disappear when Halloween ends

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The real monsters don’t disappear when Halloween ends

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‘They need politicians to advocate for them’: Will Quince on the Babies Bill

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Opinion: The NHS can’t save what it can’t see

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The Pitt has struck a nerve, and doctors are loving it

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‘Disabled people are being regarded as an expensive luxury’: Mik Scarlet on disability rights

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‘Everybody needs somebody rooting for them’: Emma Williamson on supporting care-experienced children

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The final weeks before Isabelle Welsh’s murder raise troubling safeguarding questions

Children’s care costs six times more than Eton – what’s gone wrong?

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Children’s care costs six times more than Eton – what’s gone wrong?

As the Competition and Markets Authority investigates England’s children’s social care market, David Rankin of Punter Southall Analytics asks whether the growing role of private equity is driving up costs at the expense of vulnerable children.