Scotland’s health secretary Neil Gray repeatedly asked if Queen Elizabeth University Hospital is β€˜safe’ | UK News

Scotland’s health secretary Neil Gray repeatedly asked if Queen Elizabeth University Hospital is ‘safe’ | UK News

Scotland’s health secretary has assured MSPs that he has “no doubt” the scandal-hit Queen Elizabeth University Hospital is “safe” after being repeatedly questioned during a Holyrood debate. It comes as the super hospital remains under intense scrutiny amid long-running infection concerns as the Scottish Hospitals Inquiry continues. In closing submissions earlier in January, NHS Greater…

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Katie Porter discusses crisis that shook her gubernatorial bid

Katie Porter discusses crisis that shook her gubernatorial bid

SAN FRANCISCOΒ β€”Β Katie Porter’s still standing, which is saying something. The last time a significant number of people tuned into Californiaβ€˜s low-frequency race for governor was in October, when Porter’s political obituary was being written in bold type. Immediately after a snappish and off-putting TV interview, Porter showed up in a years-old video profanely reaming a…

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Tories β€˜on the right but appeal to the majority’, says Kemi Badenoch | Politics News

Tories ‘on the right but appeal to the majority’, says Kemi Badenoch | Politics News

Kemi Badenoch has said the Conservatives have “values of the right” but that “will appeal to the majority”. The Tory leader listed policies including lower taxes on business and improving education standards as ones that define her party. Politics live: Follow the latest updates Speaking to Sky’s political correspondent Mhari Aurora, Ms Badenoch said: “Delivering…

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UK rolls out free AI training, but will it save your job? | UK News

UK rolls out free AI training, but will it save your job? | UK News

Free artificial intelligence training is being made available to everyone in the UK as the government steps up efforts to prepare the workforce for rapid technological change. However, ministers acknowledge the programme will only succeed if businesses and workers choose to adopt it. From today, adults can access short, practical courses through the government’s upgraded…

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