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A family who have collectively dedicated more than 60 years to working in the NHS have reflected on their contribution to the health service, ahead of their apperance in a prime time BBC show next week.  

Language barriers, mistrust of Government and a lack of awareness of financial support are leading to older people from minority ethnic communities missing out on help and facing poverty in later life, a charity said.Independent Age said it is clear ...

Applications made by people from West African countries have even lower numbers of people having their status granted

Ed Gillett's book “Party Lines” challenges myths, tracing the influence of Black culture, queer spaces, and age-old rituals on Britain's dance scene.

Feargal Sharkey is formerly frontman of The Undertones and now a figurehead to prevent water companies dumping sewage into UK waterways.

Few will disagree with Charlotte Lydia Riley that the Empire shaped Britain today – but her book, Imperial Island, courts simplism too often

Law Society and Bar Council ‘gravely concerned’ over briefing sent to right-leaning papers calling Jacqueline McKenzie a ‘lefty lawyer’

The Repair Shop star Dominic Chinea often lends his expert hand of metal work to his colleagues in the barn as they collaborate together to bring their guests restorations back to life.

Head of immigration at Leigh Day, Jacqueline McKenzie, says she has had to take precautions after ‘ominous’ message

A pensioner has been unable to access his UK state pension for seven months due to the closure in January this year.