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The couples hooked on the dual income, no kids lifestyle

Britain isn't having enough babies – and now the state pension is under threat

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NHS waiting list soars to 7 4million and will get worse, health minister Maria Caulfield admits

The backlog in England is currently at 7.4 million patients, which is up from 6.8 million last July and is the highest since records began in August 2007.

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England needs 600,000 new homes in order to cope with immigration surge

UK will need to double housebuilding target to meet demand, think tank finds

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Starmer unveils Labour health targets pledge to make NHS fit for the future | The Wiltshire Gazette and Herald

The Labour leader claimed the NHS will not survive another five years under the Tories, who he said view it as ‘a cost, not a cause’.

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Starmer unveils Labour health targets pledge to make NHS fit for the future | Dumbarton and Vale of Leven Reporter

The Labour leader claimed the NHS will not survive another five years under the Tories, who he said view it as ‘a cost, not a cause’.

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