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As the UK Parliament prepares for a historic vote on assisted dying legislation, Justice Secretary Shabana Mahmood expresses deep concerns about the implications for vulnerable populations. Meanwhile, former Health Secretary Matt Hancock faces backlash during the Covid-19 Inquiry for his claims regarding NHS capacity during the pandemic.
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Northern Rail's reliance on fax machines for communication has sparked outrage among officials, particularly Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham. During a recent meeting, it was revealed that the outdated technology contributes to service delays and cancellations, raising questions about the rail operator's modernization efforts.
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A Charity Commission report reveals serious misconduct by Hannah Ingram-Moore and Colin Ingram-Moore, who profited from the Captain Tom Foundation. The couple's actions have damaged public trust, raising questions about their management of the charity set up in honor of Captain Sir Tom Moore, who raised millions for NHS charities during the pandemic.