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Under-fire ambulance service improves in ratings

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By Emma Elgee Verified
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South Western Ambulance Service has been inspected by the CQC Inspectors who visited an ambulance service formerly rated as the worst in the country have now rated several parts of the service as good. South Western Ambulance Service Trust's (SWAST) emergency and urgent care, emergency operations, resilience, urgent care and patient transport services were inspected by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) between April and July.
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Weight loss jab users hope pills could cut cost

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By Emma Elgee Verified
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Sophie lost more than five stone using weight loss medication Users of weight loss drugs say having the medication in pill form could make it cheaper, but others think it may be "annoying" to have to remember to take the pills every day. A pill version of weight loss medicine Wegovy has been approved in the UK, meaning it will be available with a private prescription soon.
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Somerset to get £50 million for flood defences

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By Paul Barltrop, Emma Elgee Verified
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Somerset is getting £50 million as part of a new flood resilience fund to help protect homes and businesses. The money will go to Somerset Council to spend on flood resilience measures like pumping capacity, dredging and watercourse maintenance. The money is in addition to £89.9m announced for the county in March.
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