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Three experimental treatments win Innovation Passports, for lung cancer, Huntington's and early Alzheimer's

A gene-silencing therapy, a cancer drug aimed at tumours with no targeted treatment, and an Alzheimer's therapy have entered the UK's fast-support pathway. None is approved, and the regulator stresses that access will depend on evidence still to come.

British Journal · 10 Nov

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  3. GPs get £40 million to reach 300,000 vulnerable patients before winter puts them in hospital
  4. Permanent hiring falls back to 46.6 in October, while the pay needed to land scarce staff keeps rising
  5. Key Stage 3 becomes a phase of its own as schools are told to stop starting GCSEs early
  6. Burnham sets a new principle on veteran homelessness: no one who served should sleep rough
  7. The King leads the nation in the two-minute silence as 10,000 veterans march past the Cenotaph
  8. Titania is in orbit: Britain's second military satellite joins the ISTARI constellation as ground sensor trials begin
  9. Severn Stoke flood scheme finishes ahead of schedule, cutting flood risk before winter
  10. Public service productivity grew 0.3 per cent in the year to June, but remains below its 2019 level
  11. Greater Manchester agreement with the National Housing Bank opens the way to £500 million for homes and regeneration
  12. Eight regional water councils to give English communities a say over billions in water investment
  13. England adopts a plan to be free of bovine TB by 2038, built on vaccines and the end of the badger cull
  14. Bank Rate rises to 4 per cent in the first increase since 2023, with inflation set to near 5 per cent
  15. Drug poisoning deaths fall for the first time since 2012, as cocaine overtakes heroin
  16. Largest businesses to face mandatory human rights checks on their supply chains
  17. Parliament faces managed decline or worse without a restoration decision, MPs warn
  18. Supreme Court rules that ScottishPower's £28 million of redress payments cannot be deducted for tax
  19. Borrowing hits £24.5 billion in September as public debt passes £3 trillion for the first time
  20. TechFirst opens to every secondary school, with 10,000 tech placements backed by major employers
  21. Planning permission dropped for cross-pavement home chargers, in a saving put at up to £300
  22. Medicines regulator takes its AI and MedTech agenda to the United States as a Washington liaison role opens
  23. Stronger safeguards for wheelchair users as airports act on damaged mobility aids and staff training
  24. Share the carriage, not the noise: £100 bus fines and a national campaign against loudcasting on trains
  25. Profit warnings reach 65, the highest since 2024, as policy uncertainty weighs on listed companies
  26. Ninety Labour MPs press Healey for a higher Machine Games Duty rate on Category B machines
  27. Cooper warns of a more challenging NHS winter as £140 million goes into urgent care in England
  28. Britain backs a £60 million mission to remove two defunct satellites from orbit by 2032
  29. Possessing pornography depicting strangulation or incest becomes an offence in England and Wales from 6 November
  30. Kingman named first chair of Great British Railways as Derby headquarters plan advances
  31. Real Living Wage rises to £14.10 an hour, and £15.45 in London, for almost half a million workers
  32. Car crashes into M&S foodhall at Silverlink at about 2.25pm on Tuesday 13 October, seriously injuring two pedestrians
  33. MPs to debate petition calling on Britain to apply to rejoin the EU
  34. Northern lights reach England’s south coast as skies light up over Devon, Hampshire and Kent
  35. Flood and drought taskforce to meet for the first time as winter flood risk rises
  36. Man dies after tiger attack at Yorkshire Wildlife Park on Saturday 10 October
  37. Burnham pledges law to stop non-compete clauses “trapping” workers and blocking start-ups
  38. Burnham uses Berlin visit to prepare ground for November EU summit
  39. Royal Mail to cut up to 2,500 head office jobs by end of 2027
  40. Labour hits two-year poll high as Opinium puts Burnham’s party on 30 per cent
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  42. France pulls the plug on the ‘one in, one out’ migration deal
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  50. Turner Prize exhibition opens in Middlesbrough as four artists go on show
  51. Two former winners head a Booker shortlist spanning four countries
  52. Chancellor names two new faces to the Bank of England’s Court
  53. Inflation climbs to 3.1% as fuel and transport costs bite
  54. Unemployment holds at 4.9% but vacancies slide as the labour market cools
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