Hancock must stop privatisation of cervical screening services, Unite warns

HEALTH Secretary Matt Hancock must stop his attempted privatisation of cervical cancer screenings as it would further damage a service which is alr

Editorial May's deal is dead. But what does that mean for Labour?

May and Corbyn to hold separate talks with EU chiefs

JEREMY CORBYN and Theresa May will be in Brussels tomorrow for separate talks with EU chiefs after the Prime Minister’s plea to postpone Brexit to

‘Unsafe’ prison blighted by ‘drugs and violence’

Prison inspector slams lack of improvement in jail where one in six has a drug habit

New government funds for homeless veterans blasted as ‘peanuts’

AN EXTRA £1 million in government support for homeless veterans was dismissed as “peanuts” last night by a leading campaigner for ex-soldiers.

Austerity is hitting Labour areas hardest, new research shows

TORY austerity is hitting Labour-controlled areas in the north and inner-city London the hardest while richer Conservative-controlled suburbs are p

Rail union brands government's rail review a ‘political fix’

RMT criticises business chief leading the report who ruled out public ownership of the railways

LGBT activists call out BA for supporting Comic Relief while deporting migrants

Lesbian and Gays Support the Migrants warns ‘there is no relief’ for people who face deportation

NHS waiting times for A&E and cancer treatment continue to rise

NHS England data shows A&E targets have not been meet since 2015

Hammond has enough leeway to spend £15bn on ending austerity, economic think tank suggests

PHILIP HAMMOND has enough leeway to spend as much as £15 billion on ending austerity, a leading economic think tank said today in response to his S