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Telling it how it is?

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Come in number 35, your time is up

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Are you being served?

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The dying game

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The chilling case of a man with paranoid schizophrenia on death row highlights how the US judicial system is failing mentally ill people, writes Mark Crail
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Bush wire: letters to America

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They think it's all over

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Action woman: a guide for professionals

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Assurances on new role of HAs are cold comfort Mergers will surely be back on the agenda before too long

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On the same wavelength at last Chief executives can tune in to a drama free from foolish stereotypes

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Mind your own business

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opinion: LIVE FROM LEEDS: 'Whitehall-watchers may be forgiven for stifling a yawn. Have we not been here many times before? Bringing top- flight business people into government has a long, if chequered, history'
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Dear Mel...

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SUMMERTIME BLUES MELANIE DE STRANGE KNOWS IT'S AGONY OUT THERE
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WEB WATCH

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Wisconsin is not exactly the Wild West by any stretch of the imagination. Its firearm mortality rate puts it 37th among 50 US states. But at 5.4 deaths per 100,000 people, that is still getting on for 10 times the rate for England and Wales. According to Home Office crime ...
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Welsh CHC shake-up involves stakeholders, not delays

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Good relations, lines of communication and will to improve are all there

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High-security hospital mergers: we say no

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NHS staff are all strategists, diplomats, developers, facilitators - but maybe we need a magician

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PCG lay members There's no turning back from involving the public in primary care but objectives must be clear

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CHCs supported lay PCG members in a specially tailored programme

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Variations enigma

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