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UK parliament votes for assisted dying paving way for historic law change

UK Politics · United Kingdom

UK parliament votes for assisted dying paving way for historic law change

46% Center coverage: 272 sources

U.K. lawmakers on Friday backed a bill to allow terminally ill adults in England and Wales to choose to end their lives in a historic vote in Parliament that takes it a step nearer to becoming law. Members of Parliament voted 314-291 to back the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill following an impassioned and respectful debate.See the Story

Major PIP update issued that will affect thousands

UK Economy · United Kingdom

Major PIP update issued that will affect thousands

Coverage: 10 sources

Sir Keir Starmer has caved to a Labour rebellion and offered major concessions to his backbenchers on his planned benefit cuts. See the Story

Ambitious Plans for Council to Bring Care of Looked-After Children in-House by 2030

Ambitious Plans for Council to Bring Care of Looked-After Children in-House by 2030

60% Left coverage: 10 sources

Flintshire County Council is working on an ambitious plan to bring fostering provision and residential care provision for children in-house within…See the Story

Trump administration slaps down UK after MPs pass assisted dying bill

67% Right coverage: 3 sources

US Politics · London See the Story

DWP Confirms PIP Changes for 800,000 Claimants Ahead of Welfare Shake-Up

42% Center coverage: 7 sources

The government has announced PIP plans for additional protections for the "most vulnerable people on benefits" to be written into lawFinance · United Kingdom See the Story

My Brilliant Colleague: ‘Thanks to you, I’m still in social work’

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Social work remains councils’ biggest recruitment and retention challenge, survey finds

Most councils report difficulties with recruitment and retention in relation to adults, children's and mental health social workersEngland · England Read Article

Adult social care funding rise barely enough to cover wage and national insurance increases, figures suggest

This year’s increase in councils’ adult social care budgets appears to be barely enough to cover required rises to wages and taxation for the providers they commission, government figures suggest. English authorities are budgeting £26.7bn for adult social care in 2025-26 (excluding funding from the NHS), up by £2.2bn in cash terms and £1.6bn (6.2%), after adjusting for inflation, on budgeted spend for the year before, according to Ministry of Ho…Wages · England Read Article

Bigger councils have outperformed smaller ones in CQC adults’ services assessments, finds analysis

Bigger councils have outperformed smaller ones on average in relation to the Care Quality Commission’s assessments of adults’ services, according to an analysis of the first 30 reports. The average population of authorities rated good was significantly higher than that of those graded requires improvement by the CQC, found the consultancy IMPOWER. It questioned whether this meant that having a larger infrastructure – for example, having more sta…England · England Read Article

Should the Home Office’s social work service be abolished?

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Ask The Experts: ‘How do I transition from adults’ to children’s social work?’

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