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Clydebanks MP says he is leading the way for change to end an injustice imposed on people with asbestos-related lung cancer.

What is PKU, or Phenylketonuria? Call the Midwife diagnosis explained In episode five, the midwives and Dr Turner come across a child with a rare genetic disorder. Sunday, 16th May 2021 at 8:24 pm Over the years, Call the Midwife has taught us many lessons about medicine and childbirth – but in season 10 episode five, we’re talking about a literal lesson as Shelagh Turner (Laura Main) stands in front of her blackboard quizzing her pupil midwives about “post-natal testing for mother ...

The editors of the Guardian, Financial Times, Times, Sunday Times, Daily Telegraph and Daily Mirror have joined together in a rare show of unity urging the Government to look at reform to protect Freedom of Information  (FoI)  rights. A dozen current and former Fleet Street editors have joined a call for a review into the Government’s use of FoI, raising “serious concerns” their policies are contributing to a culture of declining press freedom in the UK. They have been joined by staunch...

Thanet: The little-known military village just a stones throw away from Manston Airport The Government has secured the use of the airport as a temporary lorry holding facility until June this year Lorries are still entering the airport (Image: UKNIP) Get the latest news and features from Kent direct to your inboxInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include ...

For that, society executive director Marjory O’Toole and her small staff will deserve much credit. They have curated stories of Little Compton women dating back to the 1600s – and archived them online and physically inside one of the society’s buildings on West Main Road. They’re still at it. “It’s important for people to understand that its not over and done with,” O’Toole told The Journal on Sunday, during an interview outside the society’s Wilbor House, which dates to 169...