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Month: February 2022
HEALTH: Seven projects nominated for innovation awards
By Lucy Ashton The local health board has been recognised for its contribution to health and social care after seven of its projects were nominated
BAILLIE URGES ACTION ON CAMHS WAITS DURING CHILDREN’S MENTAL HEALTH WEEK
By Lucy Ashton Jackie Baillie, MSP for Dumbarton constituency, has demanded action on ‘unacceptable’ waits for Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) on Children’s
Partygate picture: Johnson is not fit to be Prime Minister
By Bill Heaney Responding to the new image which shows Boris Johnson pictured with an open bottle of bubbly at an alleged No 10 Christmas
JOURNALISM: Government confirms press exemption for new communications offences
The government has confirmed that it will include a press exemption for new communications offences in the upcoming Online Safety Bill. Included in a statement
BOOKS: Short story writer Kevin Barry has won the Edge Hill Prize for second time
By Martin Doyle of The Irish Times Reviews in The Irish Times are Raymond Snoddy on The BBC: A People’s History by David Hendy; Helen