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Junior doctors risk alienating the public with a three-day strike before Christmas and a six-day stoppage in the New Year so we urge them to accept their pay won't be sorted overnight

'The current public-private relationship between the NHS and dentists isn’t working in the public’s interest when far too many folk are unable to get an appointment never mind secure remedial work'

With Tory Grinches firmly in the clutches of the blood sports lobby, it means we’ll first need a change of government if we want trophy hunting banned

Jeremy Hunt's national insurance cut will land in pay packets next month but it is less a handout and more sleight of hand because we will still pay more tax overall

The access children have to social media and the questionable things they are exposed to on the internet are complex problems that won't be solved by the Government's idea to impose a blanket ban

A grim picture has been painted by recent figures which show the NHS struggling to keep up with patient demand even before the worst of winter arrives, and the Tories have made it this way

The Government has shown no interest in trying to address the problem of massive staffing shortfalls in the aged care sector, and their new rules for migrants will make things worse

Rishi Sunak is refusing to accept the Supreme Court ruling that repressive Rwanda is not a safe destination - Tuesday's vote was only the start of a Tory revolt against the PM

The fact that women in Merseyside are three times more likely to die of cancer than women in Surrey shows the failure of the Conservative Government to improve the health of the country

Who is in power matters to people’s finances, jobs, health, opportunities, prospects and 1,001 other things that matter

Politicians cannot be allowed to throw a smokescreen over the Covid inquiry to cover up their failures, and istakes must be admitted so they can be avoided in future, the Mirror says

Instead of funding flights of fantasy to Africa the money would have been better spent tackling the gangs behind the Channel crossings and clearing the backlog of asylum cases

The reality is that voters are far more concerned about the cost of living and the dire state of our public services than the success or not of a costly and inhumane Rwanda scheme

Boris Johnson's appearance at the Covid Inquiry was a reminder of how ill-served the country was to have such a shambolic and incompetent person in charge during the pandemic

However we fear the former Prime Minister will do what he’s done most of his life and create a false reality – refusing to take responsibility for what he said and did during the pandemic

For Labour supporters in the party’s heartlands, Thatcher’s “meaningful change” and “sense of mission” was lost jobs, poverty and savage Tory economics that threw them on the scrapheap

The Conservatives may talk tough on crime, but they put lives in danger by ignoring the causes and failing to give young people somewhere to go other than into the arms of crooks

A judge has ruled in favour of the Mirror after billionaire James Dyson tried to sue when he didn't agree with our columnist

The ongoing Covid inquiry has shone a light on a squalid administration more interested in burying negative headlines than keeping people safe during a disastrous pandemic

The NHS is at breaking point as a consequence of years of underfunding and this Government’s failure to provide more beds, more staff, and fix the crisis in social care.

'The more we learn about how Boris Johnson's government handled the Covid pandemic, the more right the country has to be furious with the Tories'

Tory peer Michelle Mone acknowledged this month she was involved with the company PPE Medpro, writes the Voice of the Mirror

Tory economic ­mismanagement has left the ceiling so low it is pressing on Jeremy Hunt’s shoulders, and millions will face either higher taxes or spending cuts if it is not to collapse

Instead of investing to fix up schools across England, Tories decided to slash the budget for repairs by £1.5billion just months after thousands of school children had their education disrupted due to unsafe buildings

Migration figures are at a record high, workers are set for two decades of falling pay and it's emerged the rich will gain the most from the tax changes announced by Jeremy Hunt