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Migrants are 1 in 6 of Bristol’s coronavirus hospital heroes. But many are charged to use NHS.
By Adam Cantwell-Corn and Priyanka Raval
Thousands of local hospital staff are from 109 countries across the world, but many are charged to use the NHS they work in.
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Revealed: Bristol care workers speak out amid confusion and scramble for PPE during covid-19 outbreaks
By Matty Edwards and Priyanka Raval
New data reveals 60 care home residents have died from coronavirus in two weeks, but some homes with outbreaks haven't had more residents tested.
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Care work: What next for the forgotten frontline of coronavirus?
By Priyanka Raval and Matty Edwards
As care homes are a new epicentre of the pandemic, we celebrate the historically overlooked, undervalued care sector and ask what needs to change after the pandemic.
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Domestic violence services call for focus on perpetrators not just victims during coronavirus lockdown
We investigate why there has been an increase in domestic abuse during the coronavirus lockdown, and how best services can support both victims and perpetrators.
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Whose life to save? Investigating the ‘do not resuscitate’ form coronavirus controversy
After families spoke out about their loved ones being pressured into refusing treatment if they get COVID-19, Bristol healthcare workers say there's far more to the story.
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Could Housing First put an end to the idea of people being ‘unhouseable’?
A radical alternative to traditional housing solutions is offering hope and stability to Bristolians who have spent years without a home to call their own.
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Why women in Bristol are going on ‘strike’
For International Women’s Day this Sunday 8 March, feminist collectives in Bristol are putting on a “Women’s Strike”. The Cable has been following the event's organisers to learn about the personal stories and politics behind the action.
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The Bristolian 17-year-old campaigning for racial justice in climate change movement
The Cable catches up with Mya-Rose Craig, the 17-year-old Bristolian activist, about sharing a stage with Greta and race equality in the environmental movement.
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Councillors throw out airport expansion plans, but is this the end of the road?
North Somerset joins the ranks of Southampton and Stansted, whose local councillors also voted to reject airport expansion plans.
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Defiant, weary, resigned – meet the locals living under the flight path
With the decision to expand Bristol Airport being announced later tonight, we ask the people most directly affected about how they feel ahead of the verdict.
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Introducing: our first ‘early career journalists’
By Cait Crosse, Fatima Hudoon and Priyanka Raval
We’ve hired two up-and-coming Bristol reporters.
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WATCH: Which way will Kingswood swing?
By Marcus Smith, Alon Aviram, Aphra Evans, Priyanka Raval and Fatima Hudoon
As voters in ‘The Wood’ gear up for election day, local lad Marcus Smith hits the streets to chat to people about the main issues...
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