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People in agony are resorting to pulling out their own teeth with pliers or travelling 200 miles for treatment - enough is enough, we need to save NHS dentistry now

Questions must be asked when an IT firm part-owned by the Prime Minister’s wife received almost £7million in public sector contracts last year, even if Downing Street and the Cabinet Office insist it is all above board

There is an overwhelming case for a ceasefire and the release of the remaining hostages held by Hamas, with the death toll in Gaza – put at 28,176 – and the massacre of 1,200 Israelis on October 7

Dr Salim Ghayyda's appeal to the British Government to help his family fell on deaf ears. He’s now crowdfunding for £100,000 to get them out

Studies have shown that energy drinks with high levels of caffeine and sugar cause a string of health problems, and yet despite the craze for them among kids, the Government has not taken action

Keir Starmer and his Labour Party will inherit a dismal legacy if they come to power because, Voice of the Mirror argues, the Conservative Party has been careless with our money

King Charles won't need to wait to get his much-needed cancer treatment, unlike many Brits who are faced with the agonising wait to get their treatment started as the NHS is in crisis

Though his cancer is not of the prostate, it was because of tests for that condition that the true illness became apparent. The consequences for the King and Royal Family will be challenging.

Just days after a ban was introduced on the monster dogs known as XL Bullys, grandmother Esther Martin was mauled to death in front of her grandson - if the law doesn't protect people it needs to be revisited

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak should have learned a lesson about perceived conflicts of interest when Tory cronies were found to be using a 'VIP lane' to award contracts during the pandemic

Serious questions need to be asked about how the man suspected of an attack with a corrosive substance on a woman who now has life-changing injuries was allowed to stay in the country

No one else understands better the trials and pressures a young footballer like Marcus Rashford faces, which is why England icon Paul Gascoigne's advice comes from the heart

Under current laws, if a murderer has brought a weapon to the scene of the crime with intent to kill, he or she can expect to be sentenced for at least 25 years

The International Monetary Fund's latest forecast shows the state of our country's finances after savage cuts

The sorry tale of vapes is an innovation hailed as a way of weaning smokers off cigarettes becoming a potentially dangerous addiction of its own, ensnaring people who would never have smoked

Cash, or more accurately the lack of it, is the constant factor and while bad management must never be ignored it is also the case that we should not permit Tories tightening the purse strings to scapegoat local councillors

Conservative Party has introduced voter ID, which threatens to disenfranchise two million people if they turn up on the day without the right documents, and is now accused of trying to rig the election

Too many have died because an ambulance arrived too late or because they had to wait too long for an op. They include Iqbal Rahman, who was left waiting for more than an hour and 20 minutes for an ambulance

The police must explain why they failed to detain Calocane after an arrest warrant was issued in September 2022 and the Government needs to answer questions over the funding of mental health services

Regulator Ofcom is now recommending that deliveries with Royal Mail could be reduced to three days a week after the service was privatised by the coalition Government

Those advocating military action need to put forward a clear strategy for how this confrontation can be brought to an end. The Middle East requires ceasefires and peace deals – not more wars

Margaret Thatcher’s truncheon-wielding army of police cracked heads and mass arrested pickets in infamous scenes outside the coking works in South Yorkshire

When surveys suggest that perhaps one in every five kids has a problem with their mental health, initiatives like the Mirror-backed Here4You campaign with the support of footballer Harry Kane can make a difference

With justice finally on the horizon, so to speak, for the wronged sub-postmasters, the Mirror hopes that their hurt and pain might one day recede - but contempt for Paula Vennells should never diminish

The mass cull at Tata Steel works in Port Talbot would devastate workers, families and communities - shutting the last blast furnaces would also mean we have to import steel