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Aged care analyst warns of ‘alarming lack of transparency’ in how churches spend government grants

Concerns have been raised that religious institutions do not have to show how they are spending millions of dollars of federal funding

The Guardian - AU

NHS bosses issue warning over urgent and emergency care during nursing strike

Health leaders have warned that urgent and emergency care could be in a “precarious position” during next week’s nursing strike unless exemptions are brought in by the Royal College of Nursing (RCN).

Evening Standard

Majority of Scots remain satisfied with health, education and transport services

A MAJORITY of Scots remain satisfied with public services in the country despite faith in the NHS falling since the pandemic, according to a major…

The National (Scotland)

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Midwives plead for targets to end black maternal death rate being FOUR times higher

One of Britain's leading midwives pleaded for ministers to set targets to reduce Black women dying in childbirth as she said: 'They have set targets for stillbirths, for premature births, but never for black women'

Daily Mirror

UK government under pressure to formally apologise for forced adoption

Spotlight on Westminster after Labour-led Welsh administration says sorry to mothers coerced into giving away children

The Guardian - UK

80 is different in 2023 than in 1776 – but even back then, a grizzled Franklin led alongside a young Hamilton

President Joe Biden’s announcement that he’s running for another term raises concerns for many Americans. At his potential second inauguration, he would be 82, beating himself in becoming the oldest among American presidents.

The Conversation

Welsh Government to formally apologise for forced adoptions that 'robbed' women of babies

Thousands of women are thought to have been forced to give up their babies against their will from the 1950s to the 70s

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Survey shows ‘significant decrease’ in satisfaction with key public services

People less satisfied with health, education and public transport

Insider UK

Single mum who's 'proud' to be a workaholic was answering emails just after giving birth

Career-driven Lydia Mujuru, 49, didn’t realise she was “obsessed” with work until she felt like something was missing when she was on maternity leave with her eldest son

Daily Mirror

Young adults more likely to stick with current employer than hop from job to job

One in three millennials and Gen Z adults are content to become a 'lifer' at their company - even if they are just starting out in their career

Daily Mirror

Busselton hospice volunteers say to work with the dying is a privilege

Busselton woman Linda Smith isn't a medical professional but has the privilege of being with people in their last moments.

ABC News

Dame Judi Dench thanks 500 volunteers recognised in coronation celebrations

The King and Queen Consort have recognised the volunteers in conjunction with the Royal Voluntary Service.

The Independent UK

Children in care being moved miles from their local area, charity warns

Become said that a lack of suitable places in the local area means more children are being moved far away when it is not in their best interests.

The Independent UK

Auxiliary power: in wartime, Australian women fought germs, fired shells – and took on gender norms

Sheila Sibley enlisted in the Australian Army in 1942 with a vision of becoming a wartime nurse – “an angel of mercy, the wounded man’s guide … the Rose of No-Man’s Land”, in her own words.

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Daily Mirror

Government mounts court bid to block next week's 48-hour nurses strike

Nursing leaders accused the Government of trying to 'silence members' with a legal threat against a planned 48-hour walkout from 8pm on Sunday, April 30, to 8pm on Tuesday, May 2

The National (Scotland)

Young Scots women 'patronised and minimised' accessing healthcare, report finds

Young women said they felt as if they were not taken seriously in healthcare settings, were often dismissed, and their experiences minimised.

The Guardian - UK

Labour’s Wes Streeting is half right about how to fix the NHS

Yes, reform is necessary. But without increases in spending as well, Britain will continue to be the sick man of Europe, says epidemiologist Michael Marmot

The Guardian - UK

Nearly four in 10 young adults want elected UK head of state, poll finds

Poll results 12 days before Charles coronation show 78% of over-65s back monarchy but just 32% of 18-24s

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Daily Record

Falkirk councillor says elderly are being 'forgotten' as he backs charity's campaign

Councillor Alf Kelly has criticised the new First Minister for removing older persons' ministerial post

The National (Scotland)

Scottish Health Secretary hints at spending increase in bid to reduce A&E wait times

SCOTLAND'S Health Secretary has hinted at a possible increase in spending to buy up care home beds in a bid to reduce hospital waiting times.

Daily Record

Harry and Meghan may release personal snaps of Archie and Lilbet with Queen

A picture was released last Friday of the former monarch surrounded by many of her great-great children to mark what would have been her 97th birthday, but Archie and Lilibet were not included in the family snap.

Daily Record

Latest A&E waiting times for Ayrshire are a 'real worry'

The latest set of figures have been met with dismay from two MSPs.

Kiplinger

Longevity: The Retirement Problem No One Is Discussing

Many people saving for retirement fail to take into account how living longer will affect how much they’ll need once they stop working. What should they do?

Daily Record

Edinburgh family left heartbroken as mother and daughter die within a month of each other

Helen Whelan died on March 25, aged 52, and her daughter, Margaret, suddenly passed away on April 21 aged just 24.

The Guardian - UK

Half of UK public fear family would not be well looked after in care homes

Survey also reveals nine out of 10 older people believe there are not enough care staff in the country

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