Month: December 2025

A recent survey by the GMB union reveals widespread dissatisfaction among women in various sectors regarding personal protective equipment (PPE), with over two-thirds reporting ill-fitting gear. The findings highlight serious ...

A recent report from the GMB union has unveiled alarming safety concerns regarding the inadequacy of personal protective equipment (PPE) for female workers across various sectors. Findings show that over ...

Sydney’s Field Day festival is set to introduce a voluntary drug testing initiative aimed at enhancing safety and reducing harm among attendees. Slated for January 1, the festival will allow ...

Serious failings in NHS care have come to light across the UK in 2025, with investigations revealing distressing shortcomings in breast cancer and cardiac services, and a public inquiry into ...

The NHS is under intense scrutiny following a string of scandals involving serious failings in patient care across County Durham, particularly concerning breast cancer treatment and heart surgery. An investigation ...

Shocking revelations have emerged from the UK's National Health Service, exposing profound failures in critical care sectors throughout 2025. Investigations in County Durham uncovered serious deficiencies in breast cancer treatment, ...

The NHS has faced critical scrutiny following major scandals in patient care across the North East. Disturbing operational failings in County Durham's breast cancer services have emerged alongside allegations of ...

As the new year looms, many are turning to weight loss medications, with 1.5 million currently using these treatments. Alarmingly, 90% are acquiring them privately, often from unregulated online sources, ...

As the new year prompts many to focus on weight loss, approximately 1.5 million people are turning to prescription medications. However, with 90% sourcing these drugs privately, often at £100 ...

The UK Government's newly launched scheme aims to bolster support for workers threatened with job loss due to health issues. With £800,000 in funding from the Department for Work and ...