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People find meaning in all kinds of employment — but that can be eroded by low pay, bureaucracy and squeezed resources

The poorest people in Ireland now have a standard of living 63% higher than their counterparts in Britain

Royal College of Nursing calling for pay rise of 5% above inflation but has indicated it would accept lower offer

Nursing union members strike for first time in history, demanding better pay and end to 'unsafe' conditions

Head of the Royal College of Nurses will this week lead more than 270,000 nurses in historic strike

Medical records of 44 former patients of Dr Michael Watt were examined as part of the review ordered by the Department of Health

Last Wednesday, members of the Royal College of Nursing voted to strike as part of unprecedented UK-wide action

‘People talk about two-tier healthcare system in Northern Ireland and I think that shift is now gaining momentum’ says Kingsbridge Healthcare Group chief

Irish in London: From getting a National Insurance number to sending children to school and playing GAA, know what’s involved before making your big move

Billy Kenber, author of Sick Money, explains how manufacturers circumvent competition

London clinic has been used to treat Irish children with gender dysphoria under the HSE’s treatment abroad scheme

North has worst waiting lists in UK with more than 300,000 waiting on appointment

Leave a two-hour gap between your last bite and going to sleep, says nutritionist

The protocol is the most important issue for the DUP – not just for first preference votes, but for transfers

Donaldson said th poll was ‘undoubtedly one of the most important elections in our history’

Naomi Long says she is hopeful Assembly elections will mark a political ‘turning point’

DUP leader stresses importance of unionists working together at ant-protocol rally

Advisory group says that contingency importation from UK may not be available

The practise will be banned but not for transgender people

Investment by world’s fastest man takes company to ‘next level’, says co-founder

The Simpler Life sees a bunch of addled suburbanites living the life of the Amish

Populist PM still framing politics as spurious battle with EU highlights UK’s insular nature

Donaldson claims party pushing ‘radical all-Ireland agenda’ ahead of Assembly election

Controversy is making it harder to develop care model for teens with gender dysphoria

Views of middle ground must be heard in the debate about Irish unity, says rugby star

PM’s announcement overshadowed by internal row over cost of monioring pandemic

PM intends to end legal obligation to self-isolate and stop free lateral flow tests

Mental health professionals say many of us are hurting badly from the Covid-19 pandemic

TV review: Based on the diaries of a doctor, you’ll be glad you stayed with this – even if you’re squeamish

The 1990s pop star talks food, fame, family – and taking his top off

He came blazing out of Glasgow like a rocket, now he returns to stage as Cyrano

A hard rain is about to fall on the old political order

London life toughened this Irish orthodontist, so Singapore feels like a sabbatical

Work and job prospects are stronger, but it’s far from family, the coast and the craic

PM’s plan involves persuading MPs to postpone a decision on his fate until after May local elections

Labour leader increases pressure on PM as more Tory politicians call for him to quit

Difficult to see how British PM can make it through the current crisis

Irish Blood Transfusion Service says pandemic has been ‘very challenging’

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