More than 1.6 million people aged 50 and above in the United Kingdom are unable to work owing to long-term sickness as the country's healthcare system is teetering on the brink of collapse, a new study reveals. 

Union leaders hold protests outside 10 Downing Street while MPs are debating legislation which would see striking workers in key sectors legally required to provide a minimum service.

British PM Rishi Sunak urges for a “bold and radical” action to alleviate the crisis-hit NHS healthcare system, as he held emergency talks with health leaders.

While conservatives and liberals debate the issue of healthcare many patients, particularly those with diabetes, are suffering the consequences of this political disparity and the exorbitant cost of Insulin, without which they cannot survive.

US president Joe Biden admits that the US is falling behind other countries in infrastructure and childcare while massive military spending is taking its toll on the country.

India's main opposition leader Rahul Gandhi warns that the deadly second COVID-19 wave sweeping the country would devastate India and threaten the rest of the world if it is not brought under control.