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A new interactive map allows you to find out what your local hospital's maternity unit rating is from the Care Quality Commission and how it compares to others around the country

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s wife Akshata Murty holds a £619million stake in Infosys, which saw an almost 50% increase in its public sector work last year, figures have releaved

Janet Fryer was banned from the profession over a catalogue of mismanagement at two homes in Keighley, West Yorks, between 2018 and 2021

Mark Williams suffered from blindness and other health conditions when he moved into assisted living accommodation in Southampton – but within months he suffered a fatal fall

Since 2010 when the Tories first came into government there have been swingeing cuts to local authorities which have seen services like bin collections, bus routes and school crossing patrols take a hit

The 32-year-old was convicted last week of stabbing to death 19-year-old students Barnaby Webber and Grace O’Malley-Kumar and school caretaker Ian Coates, 65, last June

The Royal Victoria Infirmary and Freeman Hospital in Newcastle have both been downgraded by the Care Quality Commission after concerns were raised over patient safety and bullying

Beryl Wall, 89, was subjected to horrific abuse at a care home in Wolverhampton - Ame Tunkara, Danny Ohen, Morounranti Adefila, and Bridget Aideyan were jailed after they were filmed hitting her

Figures show more people waiting at A&E departments amid fears the NHS annual winter crisis may have already begun - and Prime Minister Rishi Sunak vows to 'keep an eye' on ambulance delays

Home Secretary James Cleverly today unveiled a shake-up of migration rules, with a crackdown on social care workers bringing family and curbs on students' dependants

The first NHS weekly winter situation report reveals that on average, 351 patients a day were being treated for norovirus compared with 126 in 2022 - a threefold increase

As the NHS is expected to face its worst winter crisis yet, a Mirror investigation reveals that most A&E units in England have been rated 'inadequate' or 'requiring improvement'

The Care Quality Commission (CQC) has inspected 89 NHS maternity units so far in 2023 - and following the inspection, 52% of them are currently considered substandard

Burrswood Care Home was put into special measures by the Care Quality Commission last week after inspectors found a 'systemic failure of leadership and management across all areas'

The Care Quality Commission surveyed 63,000 inpatients in England and 41% reported their health had deteriorated while on NHS waiting list - while wealthy can afford to go private

Cygnet Health Care Ltd was hit with a £1.53m fine after pleading guilty to failing to provide safe care at one of its ­hospitals in 2019. Now it's emerged a director was paid £1.2m in 2021

A health inspectors’ report found failings in the leadership at the trust where Alison Kelly went on to work after quitting her post at the Chester hospital in 2021

The Care Quality Commission criticised Countess of Chester Hospital over staff shortages and problems with patient records, and the trust was served with two warning notices

Filthy bedding, unwashed residents, medicines not given, no entertainment - and sky-high fees

Those who are able to find a residential place can find themselves paying eye-watering fees for shoddy, substandard accommodation, with some charging more than a £1,000 a week

Medical negligence lawyers Devonshires say compensation amounts have jumped 383% in ten years, and it is feared the total could hit £33million by 2028

The Care Quality Commission surveyed more than 36,000 people and found their experience of A&E is getting far worse - with experts saying workload is becoming unsustainable

The West Lane Hospital, in Middlesbrough, was found to be 'chaotic and unsafe' by a new report that revealed a number of "red flags" in the unit that included when one patient was told 'if you really wanted to kill yourself, you would be dead by now'

More than 200 care homes around England have been found to be "inadequate" by inspectors and the worst parts of the country have been revealed where standards like care and safety have not been met

Laura Davis, 22, took her own life after she was given a plastic bag and allowed access to a ligature at Arbury Court psychiatric intensive care facility in Warrington, Cheshire