The woke who do coke? Why targeting middle-class cocaine users won’t tackle crime
A policy that blows.
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Why councils should get a share of the government’s NHS “birthday present”
Using some of the £20.5bn to fund social care would help save the health service money.
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Abortion access is widening in England. Yet in Northern Ireland, women still risk prison
In Northern Ireland, ending a pregnancy is subject to archaic laws that carry the harshest criminal penalties in Europe.
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We are at crisis point with child mental health – so don’t dismiss it as mere teen angst
The roots of this are complex and involve much more than the oft-cited villain, social media – or caffeine.
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If we want to help alcoholics, we must swallow an awkward fact
For all its talk of responsible drinking, the alcohol industry depends on heavy boozers.
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For Rosemary and Charles, looking smart for the doctor was of the utmost importance
I found it hard to comprehend how she had managed to dress so fastidiously every day in the face of…
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GPs are being privatised by stealth, just as dentists were
Private companies now give patients the opportunity to jump the appointments queue.
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The future of mental health provision
The British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy and the New Statesman gathered experts to discuss how to better treat mental…
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