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The proportion of foreign nationals increases for professionally qualified clinical staff (14%) and even more so for doctors (26%), prompting the British Medical Association (BMA) to observe that without the contribution of non-British staff, "many NHS services would struggle to provide effective care to their patients". (The Guardian)

A lack of competition between companies bidding to operate routes could mean the government struggles to get value for money, a report by the Public Accounts Committee said. (BBC News)

Individuals who find themselves with long term debt which never reduces, which is a monthly struggle to meet the interest payments are in serious financial trouble and should seek advice. Nobody needs to live with this level of indebtedness and there are ways of getting out of this debt. (Scottish Legal News)

But for the first time in its 800-year history, the university has been forced to hand over the ownership of apartments worth £15million to a group of pensioners in a classic David and Goliath struggle. (Daily Mail)