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Junior doctors. the junior representing them has rejected the governments latest 6% pay offer saying it does nothing to address more than a decade of real term pay cuts. for address more than a decade of real term pay cuts.— real term pay cuts. for it to have got — real term pay cuts. for it to have got to _ real term pay cuts. for it to have got to the _ real term pay cuts. for it to have got to the point - real term pay cuts. for it to have got to the point where consultants are striking, ...

The Labour leader will this weekend gather with party officials and representatives behind closed doors to begin thrashing out key ideas for the party's next manifesto. The Mirror looks at the key debates.

Facing _ shortages are the biggest challenge facing health care and the prime minister— facing health care and the prime ministerjust mentioned the minister just mentioned the importance ministerjust mentioned the importance of staff retention. does he really _ importance of staff retention. does he really think refusing to even talk to— he really think refusing to even talk to health unions. doctors leaving — talk to health unions. doctors leaving the nhs? mr talk to health unions. doctor...

And next steps, about helping restore medals. we have done the process and also trying to help inform the former veterans committee for example that their pension rights were not abolished. often as they left, they were misinformed or bullied and told all sorts of things, that their records will disappear completely, that they would have no pension. that is not true. there are some pensions still to be claimed and we will do everything we can to help. the defence secretary offering his apologies...

A new heatmap created by Phoenix Group shows just how well different UK regions are preparing for retirement and looks to get people talking more

A 94-year-old great-grandmother took matters into her own hands when she grew tired of waiting for her bins to be collected during a strike.

Often when the news is dominated by big stories, it seems that governments and big corporations like to bury the bodies, so to speak

The French president is aiming for closure after pensions unrest and the riots that rocked French suburbs.

Appearing alongside Tony Blair at a conference in London, Keir Starmer said people only agreed with making difficult choices as an idea rather than in reality as he faced a backlash over his plan to keep the Tory two-child benefit cap

Preretirement jitters are rattling many Gen Xers, who face insecure futures with higher costs and less savings than prior generations.