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Patients said self-harm was "facilitated" and they did not feel confident they were safe, a report finds.

Regional TV news in England is not expected to be aired, with local radio and online also affected.

The Healthcare Safety Investigation Branch says rising work pressure is a risk for staff and patients.

As nurses take part in the largest strike in NHS history, use our tool to see if your area is affected.

Guests who spent three nights snowed in at the Tan Hill Inn during Storm Arwen return for a reunion.

Sailors spend two days at remote UK science station and unearth buildings buried in heavy snow.

Walkout by Royal College of Nursing members in more than half of services expected by end of year.

Olivia Pratt-Korbel was "kind-hearted and would go out of her way to help others", her head teacher says.

The RMT union and the rail industry both say they want to try and get a deal to avoid June strikes.

The Fredericksburg City School Board has approved a one-time retention bonus for staff who commit to returning next school year.

National Park Service officials say a wild horse who has become “extremely aggressive” with staff and visitors at Assateague Island National Seashore in Maryland has been relocated to a Texas wildlife sanctuary.

Ferry operator shares details of redundancy packages which include 40 seafarers getting £100,000 each.

The DOL said that the restaurant owed 10 workers a combined $118,042 in back wages and liquidated damages.

A woman alleges she was raped during the production of a new BBC TV cooking show.

Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Monday morning.

NHS staff explain why they have chosen not to have a Covid vaccine as the mandatory deadline looms.

Patients say they’ve been placed in unsafe environments, often far from home.

The past two days since returning from their holiday breaks, both Northside and North East Independent School Districts reported a combined total of about 2,000 teachers and staff who’d called in sick or absent Monday.

Temporary closures at many Smithsonian sites will run through Jan. 17.

Health bosses in Lincolnshire say there are "significant pressures" due to staff absences.

"Last time I did this I cried," said the head of the online mortgage lender laying off 15% of his staff.

Stockbroking firm FinnCap says staff must take at least four weeks off from next year.

BMA Scotland warns "rock bottom morale" and a pensions tax row is forcing top medics to consider their future.

Ken Smith lives without electricity or running water in a hand-made log cabin on the banks of a remote loch.

Olivier Rousteing, creative director of Balmain, shared a picture of himself swathed in bandages.

Details are scant, but some changes are in store.

A court has thrown out a high-profile sexual harassment case. Can China's feminist movement survive?

It may not be cool, but it's certainly cooler.

The beloved grocery chain is giving away care packages to deployed service members....

Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Friday evening.

The wife of Belgium's ambassador to South Korea is seen slapping a shop worker in CCTV footage.

Doctor speaks out about trying to protect herself, staff without enough PPE Hospital workers across the nation are still struggling with personal protection shortages. One doctor in Michigan speaks out about her struggles trying to protect herself and staff. Anna Werner reports.

SAN ANTONIO – Edgewood Independent School District will kick off mass COVID-19 testing at the John F. Kennedy High School as a part of the Community Labs testing program. The program has helped get testing to students and staff at other schools and is now partnering with Texas A&M University-San Antonio to help even more districts in Bexar County. The goal of the testing is to identify staff and students on campus who may have the virus but are not showing symptoms. Calderon-Lugo said the district has a plan in place should a staff member or student test positive. The district hopes to expand the testing to the entire district eventually.

Families, staff describe hot conditions for COVID-19 overflow patients at East Side nursing homeIf you need help with the Public File, call 210-351-1241.

Some university students, staff prepare to return to campuses amid COVID-19 case surge in TexasIf you need help with the Public File, call 210-351-1241.

Preview: Ebola Medical staff who dealt with America’s first case of Ebola at Texas Presbyterian Hospital in Dallas tell the inside story of trying to save Thomas Duncan, who died of the virus on Oct. 8. Watch Scott Pelley's report on Sunday, Oct. 26 at 7:30 p.m. ET and 7 p.m. PT.

CDC: Staff possibly exposed to anthrax bacteria The CDC announced Thursday that as many as 75 government scientists may have been exposed to live anthrax bacteria. The CDC says researchers transferred what they thought were non-infectious anthrax samples to labs not equipped to handle live bacteria. Dr. Jon LaPook reports.