Now they’re coming for your liver.
Almost a quarter saw a doctor for work-related stress
In the big black hole marked immigration, we pour more and more tax-payers money. In the hole marked, health or education or housing it seems to be: stop spending.
New report.
The only circumstance in which they appear to believe that the law of “promoting an option makes people more likely to take it” does not apply is when it comes to ending your life.
Apple Cider Vinegar – both the show and the product – should remind us that there are significant positive things to be said about male fecklessness, carelessness, and general skepticism than the culture often admits.
New figures.
You are not suddenly going to turn into Brad Pitt or Keira Knightly. You certainly are not going to do it in January.
Operation Shamrock among ”common sense” policies
The question is not “palliative care versus assisted dying, which is more dignified?”. The question is not “is there a slippery slope or do we have safeguards?”.
“The big structural issues, like planning backlogs or health capacity crises, or wider EU migration policy, are viewed consistently as being above the political pay grade.”
Minister Mary Butler insists that increased mental health funding in recent years is garnering results for children and young people, and that CAHMS mental health waiting lists for youths are falling. #Budget2025