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“This will provide more insight into the reasons that investigations do not, or cannot, lead to a sanction outcome,” Mr Harris said. It means gardaí will be required to account for why crimes they investigated did not result in any conclusion, such as criminal charges being pursued. The Garda has in the past recorded and published data showing its record in detecting, or solving, a wide variety of crimes. But it has not formally recorded the reasons why crimes remain unsolved and the DPP also does not explain why it declines to pursue suspects for crimes. Mr Harris has told the a...

Rishi Sunak faced fury from charities, MPs and care groups today after failing to provide any extra help for hospitals, care homes or medical research. Care home bosses accused the Chancellor of 'betraying' elderly residents, claiming he had once again ignored the cash-strapped sector which has been ravaged by Covid.  Boris Johnson originally promised to reform social care when he first became Prime Minister in 2019, but the plans have been delayed again until the end of this year. NHS officials also criticised the budget, describing it as 'disappointing' and 'light on announcements' for hos...

NHS Digital estimates there were 35.6m fewer family doctor visits in England between March 2020 and January 2021 compared to the same period a year prior.

EXCLUSIVE: Dr Jason Oke, of Oxford University, told MailOnline one a factor behind the drop in excess non-Covid deaths in the second wave could be a displacement of deaths from the first wave.

Tens of thousands have missed out on potentially lifesaving treatment, official figures reveal. Surgery to remove tumours plummeted by one third during the first wave of coronavirus. From April to August some 21,700 fewer patients had cancer surgery than in the same period of 2019, according to Public Health England (PHE). The number of patients diagnosed with cancer from April to September last year was 35,592, a fall of one quarter compared with 2019 levels. Surgery to remove tumours plummeted by one third during the first wave of coronavirus. From April to August some 21,700 fewer patients...