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Britain’s social-care sector is in even worse shape than its health service
That is awful for the old and the vulnerable
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This article appeared in the Britain section of the print edition under the headline “Wear and care”
Britain December 3rd 2022
- Britain’s social-care sector is in even worse shape than its health service
- Christianity is a minority religion in England and Wales
- The Conservative Party’s addiction to brawling
- Does Britain have a problem with R&D spending?
- The Elizabethan era is not yet at an end
- Britain gets serious about sealing up its draughty homes
- Emigration is in the air for Britons
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