The IPPR has called for more investment in public health services to tackle health inequality and deliver NHS savings after finding cuts fall on poorest.

The Petitions Committee has called on the government to take action on irresponsible fireworks use and improve industry regulation.

The government will close a legal loophole which has allowed drivers to escape prosecution for hand-held mobile phone use while driving.

Dame Judith Hackitt will provide independent advice to the government on how best to establish the powerful new Building Safety Regulator.

Personalised bereavement support will be available on the NHS in England to care for people after a relative or friend’s suicide.

Doctors are calling on the government to urgently take action to improve low levels of physical activity across the UK.

Matt Hancock is setting out his ambition for every patient to have ready access to social prescribing schemes on the NHS.

Change needs to happen at greater pace in the Welsh Government’s attempts to strengthen primary care in the country.

Welsh Health Minister Vaughan Gething has outlined plans to make Wales’ one of the first countries to see obesity rates decline.

The government should overhaul policies across housing, transport and education to secure the future health of today’s young people.

Sadiq Khan has announced new investment to increase the number of youth workers in hospitals and help steer young people away from violence.

The Department of Health and Social Care is launching the second phase of its campaign to get more people working in adult social care.

Increasing pressures on access and staffing risk creating ‘perfect storm’ for people using mental health and learning disability services.

The LGA has claimed that vital adult social care services have helped save more than half a million bed days.

Official figures indicate that levels of severe obesity among children in the last year of primary school have hit an all-time high.

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