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The continuing labor dispute at nursing homes is hurting the Hartford Police Department's ability to deal with an increase in drug dealing, police officials contend.

"We have to deal with an increase in people who require social care, more people living for longer with more complex health needs," Mr Holland said.

Lord Goodhart has proposed it deal with "an increase in the number of bills that undergo pre-legislative scrutiny, before being introduced into formal parliamentary proceedings".

Home Secretary Sajid Javid is to meet police chiefs in an effort to deal with an increase in the number of young people being stabbed to death.

Companies are looking to automate more services as they deal with an increase in outsourcing demand and rising employee woes," he said.

VICE Canada reported that vets are preparing to deal with an increase of pets being poisoned by cannabis when recreational weed becomes legal there in October.

Yesterday, VICE Canada reported that vets are preparing to deal with an increase of pets being poisoned by cannabis when recreational weed becomes legal there in October.

(AP) -- The University of Nebraska-Lincoln is proposing $5 million in cuts to deal with an increase in expenses, including utilities, insurance and operating costs, Chancellor Harvey Perlman announced Thursday.

This implies that health care will have to deal with an increased prevalence of diseases afflicting people of higher age.

It would be "irresponsible" not to consider expanding the Welsh assembly to deal with an increased workload, Presiding Officer Elin Jones has said.

South Western Ambulance Service says staff are dealing with an increase in death threats and violent rants.