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The Marches, Shropshire: Gales like this have a violent beauty as they rip through trees, bending trunks and pulling at the roots

As the Justice Department official who was responsible for implementing the 1994 federal crime law, I had a ringside view of changes in U. S. policing in the 1990s. I came to one clear conclusion: The single-most important factor in determining whether cities made real progress in reducing violent crime…

'Time stood still and my heart felt like it had broken into a million pieces'

Doctors have warned the Government to deal with national staff shortages, and reacted scathingly to new "arbitrary targets"

The child had "almost constant" admissions into hospital

Opinion: A resurgence in urban walking has been a long time coming. Our first baby steps might still be celebrated. But people in Europe and North America walk less and less.

Whether its helping patients with ever-growing mental health problems or making sure that vomiting children are safe and well, 2022 is busier than ever for your family doctor.

Britannia has been named the dirtiest budget hotel chain in the country, with Ibis and Premier Inn ranked the cleanest according to the Food Standards Agency's data

During lockdown in 2020, governments across the world encouraged people to take short walks in their neighbourhoods. Even before COVID hit though, amid the renewal of city centres and environmental and public health concerns, walking was promoted in many places as a form of active travel, to replace car journeys.