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The Department of Work and Pensions (DWP) has said lessons have been learned from the state pension underpayments affecting retirees.

Julia Lopez: Data is fundamental to government. Let me know your ideas to use it better The Cabinet Office minister writes for CSW to launch a new Dragons' Den-style competition to transform government data for citizens and society Dragons' Den. Photo: Paul Cunningham Alamy Stock   Fans of the Dragons' Den television show may recall the record-breaking turn from Henry de Zoete – now a Cabinet Office non-executive director, but in 2018 just another contestant seeking to impress the fearsome judging panel of business investors. Henry ended up pulling off the best result in the show’s hist...

Obituary: Dawn Marie McLean ESTERO, Fla. - Dawn Marie McLean passed away on Feb. 8, 2021 after a short battle with pancreatic cancer days before ... Share Dawn Marie McLean ESTERO, Fla. – Dawn Marie McLean passed away on Feb. 8, 2021 after a short battle with pancreatic cancer days before her 73rd birthday. She was born in Millinocket to Joan McInnis McLean and Robert “Bob” McLean. Joan gave her the name “Dawn” because she said that she brought the sun into her life. Throughout her lifetime, Dawn did that for those around her with her generosity and spirit. Dawn was raised in Eas...

Concern over clinical trial seeking potential solution to domestic violence, as victims, advocates speak out ThuThursday 11 updated ThuThursday 11 FebFebruary 2021 at 2:57am The NSW Opposition is asking questions about a program targeting the behaviour of convicted domestic violence perpetrators that uses a common antidepressant. ( Share Print text only Cancel A multi-million-dollar clinical trial that is assessing if a common antidepressant drug can help domestic violence perpetrators manage their anger is at the centre of a growing controversy. Key points: The NSW Government has spent $6.9 ...

70 takeaway pizzas were delivered to the hospital as a 'humble token of respect and gratitude'. The gift came from the Furness and South Lakeland Group of Freemasons. "There are obviously not enough words to describe the impact of 2020 on the NHS," said a spokesman for the group. "Above and beyond does not describe the unbelievable lengths that you have gone to this year. "Proud does not begin to describe how we feel about the people who work in Furness General Hospital and your outstanding response to a global pandemic. "Valued can never describe the incredible skills, experience...