Rebecca Thomas

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Gen Z workers more likely to pull sickie than older employees — poll

By: Rebecca Thomas

Generation Z employees are more likely to pull a sickie compared to workers aged over 55, a new poll has suggested.

The Independent

The generation most likely to pull a sick day

By: Rebecca Thomas

The generation most likely to pull a sick day

MSN

Conservative MP James Cleverly quits to run for mayor of London

By: Rebecca Thomas

Sir James Cleverly has resigned from the Conservative shadow cabinet with immediate effect to run for Mayor of London.

The Independent

The pensioners eligible for £300 winter fuel payment this year

By: Rebecca Thomas

Five groups of pensioners will not be eligible for the payout

The Independent

DWP announces five groups who won't get winter fuel payment in 2026

By: Rebecca Thomas

The pensioners eligible for £300 winter fuel payment this year under DWP rules Thank you for registering

The Independent

Almost half of Brits think more should be spent on disability benefits

By: Rebecca Thomas

Longstanding poll reveals public opinions on disability benefits and Labour's big challenge on NHS satisfaction

The Independent

Crisis-hit NHS trust slapped with fresh warning over patient safety

By: Rebecca Thomas

The new alert comes as Northern Care Alliance NHS Foundation Trust is forced to make millions of pounds in cost savings as staff warn they would not want their family cared for at the hospitals

MSN

Victim's death ‘potentially preventable', Nottingham inquiry told

By: Rebecca Thomas

An expert medical panel evaluating the response to the Nottingham attacks found that 19-year-old student Barnaby Webber had a small chance of survival

The Independent

Barnaby Webber's death was ‘potentially preventable', Nottingham attack inquiry told

By: Rebecca Thomas

Nottingham attacks victim's death was potentially preventable, inquiry hears Thank you for registering

Nottingham attacks victim's death was potentially preventable, inquiry hears

By: Rebecca Thomas

The death of a student stabbed in the Nottingham attacks might have been prevented if he had received different medical treatment at the scene, a panel of experts found.