Society
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Chances of homeownership and higher incomes undermined by pandemic and cost of living crisis
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Doctors say violence now commonplace as surgeries struggle to cope with ‘unmanageable levels of demand’
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Doctors say staff ‘afraid and at risk’ of patient violence and aggression as services come under pressure
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Britain to abide by Istanbul convention but reserves key article and is accused of failing to protect migrant women
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Other lives: Nurse who set up and ran a special day unit for children with complex special needs
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Max Dingle, 83, died after his head became trapped between the rails and mattress of his hospital bed
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Peyo and his owner once competed at dressage events. Now they spend their time doing rounds in a French hospital
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BPD is one of the mental illnesses we still know least about, but now there is hope of a treatment
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Once considered eccentric, using animals in psychotherapy is becoming popular as research reveals benefits
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I support women who sell sex on the streets. Coronavirus has made life harder and has had terrible consequences
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I work to support disabled people to find employment. The coronavirus pandemic has led to a massive increase in people seeking help
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Working as a GP in a deprived part of the UK has its challenges, particularly during this pandemic
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I work with mothers who have had their children removed, often because of domestic violence and mental health issues
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Number of doses, not vaccine combinations, key to boosting immunity, according to largest study of its kind
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Three million Kenyans face hunger, yet by 2030 it is thought 1.4 million of the country’s children will be obese. Meet the professionals tackling the problem
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Now that normal life has resumed for most people, will the disease continue to remain in the background?
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Covid-19 has made this year tougher for those experiencing treatment and those of us who work in cancer care
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I was admitted to the intensive care unit of the hospital where I work as a surgeon. This is how I recovered
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He has stayed with me for 25 years, even though I’ve left my job as a doctor in the NHS
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I understand visits must be restricted because of Covid, but why are families the ones to suffer?
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I’m still grappling with the long-term impact of my diagnosis but am determined to help others as a cancer researcher
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I use a ventilation machine at night and by early March, I could see that if I were to catch coronavirus, I’d be in serious trouble
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Royalties company PRS for Music has announced a major funding cut for its charitable arm. Artists such as Black Country, New Road explain why it could damage the UK music scene
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Hands Off Mangrove represents plight of 1970s activists who overcame might of British state
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Boss of Leeds Mencap, which was on programme in 1993, says new version is unlikely to lack for ideas
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Global Warming Policy Foundation is lobby group not charity and brings no public good, say signatories
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Inequality reporter Stephanie Convery explores how the rental crisis is pushing some lower-income people into homelessness, and what the Labor government could do to improve affordability and renters’ rights
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