All news by author: Voice of the Mirror

A lack of NHS dentists and long wait lists are a stark illustration of how dental services have declined under this government, with 100,000 kids having been admitted to hospital in the last five years with decay

The nation’s thoughts will also be with King Charles as he prepares to enter hospital for treatment for an enlarged prostate

The company and anybody at the top who failed to report the 'bugs and errors' to the Post Office or colluded in covering them up must, if the errors led to prosecutions, face investigation

The danger of escalation across the region, and Hamas-backing Houthi leaders citing the Israeli slaughter of Palestinians in Gaza for their own attacks, is a genuine concern

This is not about vengeance, although some of the wronged are entitled to want that, this is about corporate, judicial and political systems that failed

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak should check other developed nations, where full-time hospital nurses earn 20% over the average national wage. Ours get 10% less

If US and UK leaders really want stability in the region, they should put all their efforts into securing a permanent ceasefire in Gaza

Labour leader Keir Starmer today promises to end the NHS scandal which has left 180,937 children waiting more than 18 weeks for hospital treatment - despite Rishi Sunak pledging to cut waiting lists

While this is welcome, it should not have taken ITV drama Mr Bates vs the Post Office to awaken ministers’ consciences. This is an outrage which should have been addressed more than a decade ago

Part of the process of making sure something like the enormous and outrageous Post Office scandal never happens again is to question everyone involved in the affair - and that includes Rishi Sunak

Idris Elba has launched the new Don't Stop Your Future campaign in today's newspaper and the country could come together to say enough is enough

After 14 years of Tory misrule, the British people have had enough of shambolic and dishonest government by gimmick.

You would think the NatWest chairman would have a better understanding of the housing market after his barmy claim that it is not that difficult to get on the housing ladder

By contrast, Keir Starmer set out a con­­vincing plan for rebuilding the country. The Labour leader pledged to reinvigorate the economy, cut household bills, nurse the NHS back to health, transform England’s schools and put more police on the streets

Hundreds of people were wrongly convicted of crimes because of a defective Post Office computer system, and if its former boss has any decency should would return her CBE

"As we enter 2024 it is scandalous the Post Office scandal victims are still battling for justice and for those responsible for their suffering to be held to account"

Today's Daily Mirror poll shows the country is crying out for change after two-thirds (66%) said they wanted an election held before the start of the summer

Sir Keir Starmer will inherit a "barren legacy" if Labour Party are finally given the keys to power in 2024 following 14 years of "miserable and unproductive Tory rule," says Voice of the Mirror

The Government will carry out a taxpayer funded poll of 175,000 people to determine what they think of the Royal Family and the results will be fed back to senior royals

Household bills are on average £326 more than a year ago, food inflation is still averaging nearly 10% and rents and mortgages are set to rise again, while wages are flat-lining

The King said the sentiment of 'do to others as you would have them do to you' applies more than ever given the death tolls in the Hamas-Israel war and Russia's invasion of Ukraine

The Voice of the Sunday Mirror says James Cleverly should know better after it was revealed the Home Secretary made a 'joke' about giving Rohypnol to his wife

It is right that we have the conversation again, as our population is aging and a growing number of people will wish to make the choice Dame Esther is considering

The Voice of the Mirror says the Government has failed to build enough homes and has cut services to the bone

"The Western nations which initially pledged unwavering support are now questioning whether they should continue providing arms and financial backing"