Just one week after Met Police boss Sir Paul Stephenson voiced concerns about the rise of burglaries in the United Kingdom, Association of Chief Police Officers president Sir Hugh Orde stated that pro
According to a recent independent review of the United Kingdom's social care system, there is currently a £1.7 billion a year gap in the social care budget that needs to be filled by either raising ta
A large number of cases of Down's syndrome may occur lest strong dose of in-vitro fertilization (IVF), on women over the age of 35 is not being stopped.
In a surprising result, a recent study has downplayed the impact of junk food advertisements on the eating appetite of teens.
In support of National Transplant Week to be held from 4th to 10th July, Sherwood Forest Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is offering information on organ donation.
According to Michelle Mitchell, the charity Director for elderly advocacy group Age UK, English Councils are expected to cut spending on social care services for older people by 8.4% next year, which
The government of the UK was at affix with the strategy to maintain a balance in their expenditure on the care cost of elderly population and the increasing life-expectancy of the elderly people.
Andrew Bamforth, 25, is lucky to be alive today after narrowly escaping from a deadly medical condition that nearly caused his heart to overfill with blood and explode.
Recently, one of the leading medical charity, on its 25th anniversary has released a report ‘A Fragile Future’ in which it has indicated that presently also, there exist lot many people who are experi
The blissful and picture perfect wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton is sure to be remembered for the next decades to come.
In a recent report, it has been declared that there is the largest slump seen in the UK jobless rate. There is so much unemployment in the UK like it never was since the past 10 years.
Banking analysts believe that the new plans of the government, which include the ringfencing of banks is likely to affect the economy because of high borrowing rates for the first-time buyers due of l
There has been an announcement that the countries meeting in London be given an extra sum of £2.3bn ($3.7bn) by the year 2015.
It is reported that over 10,000 midwives will be trained in highlighting the dangers of drinking alcohol to pregnant women, all paid for by the drinks giant Diageo.
Today, Euro has witnessed a steep fall since 5th May. It dropped by 0.2% to 89.48 pence per Euro.
The IMF (International Monetary Fund) will deliver its decision in the economy of the United Kingdom later, after it said in November that it was "on the mend".
Hand washing has never been more important due to the spread of C. Difficile infection. So far, the infection has spread to 17 people who tested positive to the hospital acquired virus.
It seems that slight recovery in the crippled UK construction sector has paved way for economic growth. As per a survey, conducted by Markit Economics Ltd.
Health Minister James Reilly warned that hospital waiting lists will see a rise in the short term despite new plans to treat patients faster.
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