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Daily TelegraphFriday, 29 May 2026
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Prostate screening set to be rationed
Cameron attacks plan to give fewer men cancer checks despite calls for wider access
The story is framed as a restrictive policy decision by health authorities that contradicts public demand and political pressure for expanded screening.
The UK's National Screening Committee is reportedly narrowing its recommendations for prostate cancer tests, a move being challenged by Lord Cameron and health campaigners who argue for wider access to prevent avoidable deaths.
“set to be rationed”
“Critical of public health bureaucracy”
One in seven graduates has no job in workless Britain
Analyses new data on youth unemployment and economic inactivity among university graduates.
Police ‘shameful’ for arresting murder victim as he lay dying, say MPs
Critical report on police conduct regarding an 18-year-old stabbing victim who was reportedly handcuffed while injured.
Mirren suffers anti-Semitic street attack
Reports on a verbal assault against actress Helen Mirren, classified by police as a hate crime.
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