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The United Nations and JCDecaux launch Global Road Safety campaign to address the first cause of mortality for young people aged 5-29 Paris, September 20th, 2023 – The United Nations...

It was a pleasure and an honour to be invited, together with Denise Diakodimitriou and Stephie Nikoloudis, from the Pharos Working Party to attend a fantastic event organised by the Greek bilingual program of Lalor North Primary School on Tuesday, September 12.

The new system seeks to focus more on a student skills to enable them chart their preferred path.

Extensive cultural change is needed in the NHS to tackle sexual violence and prevent further institutional harm to patients and staff, writes Philippa Greenfield The recent “Me Too in Medicine” investigation by The BMJ and the Guardian 1 is an important reminder of the sheer scale of sexual violence experienced by NHS staff—35 000 reports of rape, sexual assault or harassment, stalking, or abusive remarks were identified though a freedom of information request to all NHS trusts and poli...

Retired anaesthetist says female surgeons should ‘toughen up’after research indicated that 30% have been sexually assaulted by colleagues.

Dr Peter Hilton is criticised for saying "snowflake" trainees should "toughen up" over abuse at work.

It comes after women told BBC News of assaults by senior surgical colleagues in the operating theatre.

Nearly a third of female surgeons in Britain have been sexually assaulted by a colleague in the past five years, according to a study published Tuesday and described as a "MeToo moment" for surgery.

It comes after women told BBC News of assaults by senior surgical colleagues in the operating theatre.

Women NHS surgeons revealed yesterday that they have suffered a torrent of sexual assaults by colleagues in the workplace - including one man who wiped his sweaty brow on their breasts.