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A QUARTER of all visits to A&E are totally unnecessary. A report from the National Audit Office revealed that there were 5.8million emergency admissions last year. Of these, about 1.5million patients could have been treated by GPs, nurses or walkin...
PASSENGERS today told of their “night of hell” trapped on trains stranded by snow for some 15 hours in sub-zero temperatures. Commuters slept on luggage racks and huddled under foil blankets after at least five services broke down on the route between...
VILLAGERS on the south west coast were last night told to leave their homes as the snow storms gave way to dangerous floods. The wild weather continued to cause major disruption on road and rail networks, cutting off villages and forcing some of the...
It is more than two years since Jeroen Ensink, 41, a world-renowned academic at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, was stabbed to death on his doorstep by a stranger. His attacker, Femi Nandap, 23, was in the grip of severe psychotic...
Theresa May has finally begun to set out Britain’s daunting Brexit challenge, telling the country: “We all need to face up to some hard facts.” In a major speech, the Prime Minister said there was “no escaping the complexity of the task ahead” as she...
Snowbound Scotland can finally look forward to a slow thaw – but significant disruption is expected to drag on into next week. Remaining severe weather warnings until Monday are at the lowest level – yellow – and temperatures are forecast to steadily...
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