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NHS chief 'Sleepy Jim' orders crackdown on staff working from home - but he'll still be allowed to run national health service from his 'calming' garden office

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He is the head of the NHS who 'runs the national health service from a train carriage' and snoozes in the middle of the working day. Now he is leading a crackdown on NHS staff working from home

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Wes Streeting warns NHS in "incredibly precarious situation" this winter

The strenuous flu season co-incides with long-running conflicts between Health Secretary Wes Streeting and medical unions over pay

Streeting warns doctors’ strikes could collapse NHS – but BMA chief insists walkouts won’t put patients at risk

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Tom Dolphin says ‘the same model that has worked for all the previous strikes to keep patients safe will apply’ during next week’s planned walkout, which comes amid surging flu cases

Starmer: Doctors’ strikes as NHS battles flu ‘epidemic’ would be ‘beyond belief’

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Sir Keir Starmer has urged resident doctors to accept a deal to avert “reckless” strikes planned for next week, saying it is “beyond belief” that they could go ahead while the NHS is in the grip of a “super flu” outbreak.

Starmer: Doctors’ strikes as NHS battles flu ‘epidemic’ would be ‘beyond belief’

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Sir Keir Starmer has urged resident doctors to accept a deal to avert “reckless” strikes planned for next week, saying it is “beyond belief” that they could go ahead while the NHS is in the grip of a “super flu” outbreak.

NH Republicans ‘endorse’ Healey, saying her policies are driving businesses out of Mass.

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"If people are going to jump ship and leave the state of Massachusetts, New Hampshire is going to be that life boat," Republican Brian Labrie said.

Resident doctors, a fair deal is on the table. Please do not strike at this moment of crisis for the NHS | Keir Starmer

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A super flu epidemic is sweeping the country. Let us come together to protect the institution we all love

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A new high-speed chairlift is spinning at Bretton Woods in N.H.

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It's affectionately called "Becky" and replaced the previous lift of 35 years.

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Bolton NHS facing 30x more flu cases than last week as doctors strike looms

Flu cases at Bolton NHS trust rose by nearly 3,000 per cent between last week and this week, according to the latest figures from NHS England.

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Advice issued to residents amid Greater Manchester NHS strike action

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Patients in Greater Manchester are being urged to use NHS services wisely as resident doctors take part in the latest round of strike action

Advice issued to residents amid Greater Manchester NHS strike action

Patients in Greater Manchester are being urged to use NHS services wisely as resident doctors take part in the latest round of strike action

Advice issued to residents amid Greater Manchester NHS strike action

Patients in Greater Manchester are being urged to use NHS services wisely as resident doctors take part in the latest round of strike action

Children bearing brunt of 'super flu' crisis as Wes Streeting warns raging outbreak could TRIPLE in size and fears grow that looming doctors' strike could collapse overwhelmed NHS

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The NHS is facing its most challenging winter since Covid-and the entire system could crumble under the pressure, Health Secretary Wes Streeting has warned.

Super flu – latest: Streeting says ‘terrifying’ virus surge and doctors’ strike could collapse NHS

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Hospitalisations for flu in England hit highest ever levels for this time of year

Voices: ‘There were clear warnings’: Readers on the NHS ‘flunami’ crisis

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Our community says the ‘flunami’ was inevitable – with many arguing that years of underfunding, workforce pressures and rising demand have left the NHS acutely vulnerable to any sudden spike in winter illness

The key difference between cold and 'super flu' symptoms as NHS braces for winter crisis

There are a few key symptoms to help you distinguish between a cold and a flu - as cases of H3N2 'super flu' surge

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NHS shares alert over getting 'the right care in the right place' winter

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There are some conditions you do not need to wait to see a doctor to get treatment

Exactly where to get NHS help without a GP visit or emergency hospital trip

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The NHS shared winter guidance alert on getting the right care in the right place - here's what you should know.