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The Guardian view on Windrush at 75: joy and pain

Editorial: The anniversary is a cause for celebration, but events past and present mean there is anger and bitterness too

The Guardian - UK

Children's charity searching for new nursery premises after leaving Gateshead school

A nursery branch of the charity Action for Children is now on then lookout for new premises in Gateshead

Chronicle Live

Barts NHS Trust unveils plans for new centre for healthy aging

One of London’s largest NHS Trusts has revealed plans for a new research centre to support healthy aging.

Evening Standard

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Lanarkshire hospice launches Thanksgiving Thistles memorial

St Andrew's supporters have the chance to commemorate their loved ones through the special summer display

Daily Record

Asylum seekers with disabilities ‘abandoned’ in former Essex care home

The site, set up as a standard asylum seeker hotel, has no care workers or nurses there as part of the contract

The Guardian - UK

CBI arrests “mastermind” in NORCET-4 case

The AIIMS (Delhi) had conducted NORCET-4 at more than 300 centres across the country for the recruitment of 3,055 nursing officers.

The Hindu

Dad who 'cries every day' over loss of baby girl speaks out ahead of Edinburgh charity walk

Ben Moorhouse has spoken out about it his grief after losing his daughter in October 2018. Now in honour of Kallipateira, he is taking on an extreme walking challenge in the capital.

Edinburgh Live

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Can a shorter medical course solve rural doctor shortages?

A discussion on whether Mamata Banerjee’s proposal to have a diploma course for medical practitioners to address the problem of doctor shortage will help bring in more medical professionals to serve where they are needed or erode the structure of medical education

The Hindu

Windrush is part of a bigger global story – one that is giving me hope for the future

The knock-on effects of those 500 people’s arrival transformed Britain, leading to the multiracial society we live in today, says Onyekachi Wambu, editor of the anthology Empire Windrush

The Guardian - UK

Immigration officers spotted at Glastonbury Festival station - full statement

Two enforcement officers were photographed outside Castle Cary during the first day of the iconic event

Bristol Post

Nearly three-quarters of a million people wait for NHS treatment in Wales as lists grow again

The number of people waiting for more than two years for treatment has also increased

Wales Online

Carer’s Allowance due to start being replaced by new payment before end of this year

A full rollout of the new benefit is expected to begin across Scotland in Spring 2024.

Daily Record

Anger in Japan as report reveals children were forcibly sterilised

Between 1948 and 1996, about 16,500 people were operated on without their consent under a eugenics law, triggering long campaign for redress

The Guardian - AU

Princess of Wales to open facility which supports women in the justice system

The Princess of Wales will tour the new facility, which will work to prevent mothers being separated from their children in the justice system.

The Independent UK

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Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh carer says traffic chaos is leading to patient medication delays

An Edinburgh carer has said that they are being delayed getting to patients due to drivers ignoring a no right turn sign at Craigleith Retail Park in the north of the city.

The Guardian - UK

IVF, egg storage, fertility ‘windows’: I’m so relieved all that is behind me

Record numbers of women are freezing their eggs. With advances in reproductive technologies come not just new possibilities, but new dilemmas, says Guardian columnist Emma Brockes

Irish Mirror

Stephen Donnelly 'not concerned' about medical graduates 'going to live on Bondi Beach'

The Irish Mirror asked Mr Donnelly if he was concerned that the Irish State would be spending money training additional medical professionals that would end up moving abroad given the current recruitment and retention crisis

The Independent UK

Moving Windrush compensation scheme would cause delay, says Braverman

The Home Secretary said changes have been made to simplify the scheme for users and said it should be kept under the Home Office remit.

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Wales Online

Amy Dowden shares another huge health update as she takes next step after cancer surgery

Strictly Come Dancing professional Amy Dowden has shared a candid update on her the fertility journey following her cancer diagnosis

The Hindu

HITES named consultant for organ transplant institute in Kozhikode

The Kerala government has appointed HLL Infra Tech Services Ltd. (HITES), a subsidiary of the public sector undertaking HLL Lifecare Ltd., as the project management consultant for the proposed organ transplant institute in Kozhikode.

Daily Record

South Ayrshire ‘ahead of the curve’ by joining UK network of Age-Friendly Communities

The area now joins the growing movement which enables people to age well and live a good later life.

Daily Mirror

'I divorced my dying husband to look after my own wellbeing - I'm not a bad person'

Yana Fry, 40, says she felt like she couldn't speak about her own wellbeing while supporting her then-husband, who was diagnosed with cancer three months into their marriage

Daily Mirror

'Home Office lost my passport twice and then tried to tell me I didn't belong here'

Emunah Baht Gavriel came to England in 1979, aged 21, from Trinidad and Tobago and, like so many others from the Caribbean, made a life for herself and helped build the country back up - only to feel betrayed

Daily Mirror

Patience and emotional strength are top qualities needed in unpaid carers, research finds

Nine in ten unpaid carers say they were not prepared for the time and effort the role would take up - and it took them up to six months to adapt

The Independent UK

Councils not confident they can meet minimum social care support, survey finds

Almost two-thirds of English councils overspent on their adult social care budgets in the latest financial year.

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