Carers UK says unpaid carers are propping up a crumbling social care system and being left without vital practical support.
Lack of an appeals process means the only option many people have is to make a complaint, which can be slow, stressful and leave them living with inadequate care or unfair costs, says Independent Age.
There has been a worrying increase in children going missing following release from custody.
Suppliers have found new routes into the UK for only 25 per cent of medicines, says a National Audit Office report.
New report argues that a free and universal system of social care in which staff are paid fairly is perfectly achievable.
Charity says existing tools for sharing financial decision-making, such as Power of Attorney, are unfit for purpose.
To truly tackle the injustices afflicting society, the UK government should commit to matching European levels of social spending, says the IPPR.
Free care for all over-65s would remove fears about savings for millions and put dementia patients on same footing as those with cancer
In 2018, women with learning disabilities died 27 years earlier and men 23 years, when compared to the general population.
Age UK says the system is broken and no longer capable of delivering care to everyone who needs it.
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