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🩺 “An excellent day. Very thought-provoking and interactive course.” Join us in Cambridge for a hands-on Rheumatology Nurses course based on the RCN competency framework. Topics from Vasculitis to Nurse job planning. Limited spots—book now! 📚 rheumatology.org.uk/events-l…
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📢 New Technical Report! 📄 Explore findings from our RHEUMAPS study on improving work support resources for people with rheumatic & musculoskeletal conditions.
🔗 Read the full report: abdn.ac.uk/iahs/documents/RH…
#RHEUMAPS #MusculoskeletalHealth #WorkSupport #Research #Healthcare
ALT Title page of the technical report "Improving support to work resources for people living with rheumatic and musculoskeletal conditions"
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Slightly galling though to hear @Keir_Starmer say, without irony, that "one of the problems in politics is people standing at podiums like this knocking things down the road... get it somewhere else, don't take the decision." If there's one issue that applies to it's social care.
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Important data ..
I know some people are impervious to facts, but they're still important. Here's some on so-called 'two-tier policing'. (Source: @TheEconomist) #CallingBullshit
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📢 Let’s stand with Afghan girls! Education is their right, and we must ensure they have access to it. Please retweet to support the girls edcation.💪📚 #GirlsEducation #Afghanistan
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An honour to travel to Westminster today as Caerfyrddin’s second ever female MP - and on a train carriage named after the area’s first female MP no less.
Profiad cwbwl rhyfeddol teithio ar drên enwir ar ôl Megan Lloyd George, AS benywaidd cyntaf Caerfyrddin - a finnau’r ail. 🏴
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It's not too late to book your place at our virtual event on enhancing health and wellbeing through community-led and person-centred approaches. Sessions start at 10am on Wednesday:
kingsfund.org.uk/events/comm…
#KFCommunity
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Britain needs a fresh start on.ft.com/4eLuhgz
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Women of colour. Women in traveller communities. Women in prison. Young women. Women who appear “uppity” and “knowledgeable”…
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Join an exclusive FT subscriber webinar for snap analysis of the UK general election result and the next UK government on 5 July 13:00 - 14:00 UK (GMT+1) with @stephenkb, @greenmiranda, @GeorgeWParker, @robertshrimsley, and @LOS_Fisher.
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Billy Gibbons of ZZ Top ‘busking’ on the streets of Helsinki, and no one has has a clue 🎸
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Opinion | Britain is reaching peak Farage
He is desperate to blot out the rest of the political landscape - but voters are already turning their eyes away
🖋 @kitty_donaldson trib.al/91jEb1r
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Our complete analysis is here, with links to all sources, calculations and models taxpolicy.org.uk/2024/06/17/…
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We have previously said that the tax increases that Labour and the Conservatives were arguing about were so small as to be irrelevant.
Reform UK, on the other hand, are proposing £70bn of personal tax cuts:
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Tax changes have hit highest earners hard, but helped average earners.
Benefit cuts have led to big losses for poorer households.
Big story of last 14 years is how much changes have hit families with children.
NEW: Families with children have been hit the hardest by tax and benefit changes since 2010.
Read @TomWatersEcon and Tom Wernham’s #GeneralElection report on the distributional impact of tax and benefit reforms since 2010, funded by @finan_fairness: ifs.org.uk/publications/dist…
ALT Chart shows effect of direct tax and benefit reforms on disposable incomes, 2010–11 to 2024–25, split by household type. Title states: "Out-of-work families with children have lost the most from tax and benefit changes since 2010, but working families have lost a lot as well."
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Professor Sir John Curtice lays out the six new UK voter types from the National Centre for Social Research, and what they mean for the general election ⬇️
@MattChorley | 📻 shorturl.at/oeSbD
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It's going to be an important few weeks of debate. We @TheKingsFund will be fact checking, commenting, analysing etc. Stay tuned.⬇️
The #GE2024 countdown is underway 🗳️
We'll be exploring the critical issues impacting health and care over the coming weeks. Bookmark our #GeneralElection2024 page for all the latest analysis: kingsfund.org.uk/insight-and…
