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A recent report highlights a severe health crisis among children in the UK, with soaring waiting lists for NHS services leading to chronic health issues. Paediatricians warn that long delays in treatment could result in lifelong consequences for affected children. Calls for policy changes, including universal free school meals, are gaining momentum.
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Health experts in the UK are urging the government to implement free school meals for all primary school children. They cite rising child poverty and health issues, including obesity and tooth decay, as critical reasons for this initiative. The call comes amid a worsening cost of living crisis affecting children's nutrition.
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The Thirlwall Inquiry is examining the failures of senior management at the Countess of Chester Hospital regarding Lucy Letby, a nurse convicted of murdering seven babies. Recent testimonies reveal significant delays in contacting police and inadequate communication with bereaved families, raising concerns about hospital protocols and accountability.