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New 60-bed aged care facility in the NT will not meet growing demand, advocates say

The Northern Territory is set to get 60 new aged-care beds, but advocates say it will not meet the growing demand.

ABC News

'Disrespectful' church throws out items mum left on baby's grave leaving it 'demolished'

The church says it has a 'little sign' to warn visitors against leaving 'prohibited items' like teddy bears and artificial flowers on graves to preserve its 'image'

Daily Mirror

End in sight for doctors strikes as BMA agrees to open talks with Steve Barclay

The British Medical Association invited the minister to negotiations a day after the rest of the NHS workforce concluded talks with a deal for England

Daily Mirror

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Widower's heartbreak as tree where wife's ashes are buried stolen from Northumberland cemetery

Sam Quigg, 67, has slammed the heartless culprit for taking the cherished item from Alnwick Cemetery

Chronicle Live

Maureen Edwards obituary

Other lives: Nurse who became a popular member of St Anne’s church in Wandsworth, south-west London

The Guardian - UK

Two Sisters Adopted During WWII Reunite After 75 Years Apart

After 75 years, two sisters who were given up for adoption at the close of World War II have reunited.

Zenger

Woman, 108, shares her secrets to long life - including unexpected lunchtime treat

Mary Ann Clifton, known as Rosina, has celebrated her 108th birthday at a care home in Orpington, Kent, and she has revealed her secret to a long and happy life

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'Miserable' mum divorced husband after realising she had to transform life while on girls' holiday

Stephanie Hanson took a trip to Greece with her friends to celebrate her 40th birthday but when she returned home she realised she was no longer in love with her husband of 10 years.

Daily Record

Vulnerable Edinburgh residents miss out on £2.4 million social care support as council claws back funds

A councillor has called for people assessed as having critical social care needs to be given more freedom over how can spend the funds, after it was revealed nearly £14m has been clawed back by the council since 2017.

Edinburgh Live

Co Tyrone man giving back to those who cared for his grandfather in final weeks

Cathal McGurk is organising a gala fundraiser for Marie Curie next weekend

Belfast Live

Second inquest to be held into the death of North East mum who died after her benefits were stopped

Jodey Whiting's mum Joy Dove has been fighting for five years for a second inquest into her daughter's death

Chronicle Live

Carer’s Allowance set to be replaced by new payment before end of this year

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

Daily Record

Jodey Whiting’s mother has ‘chance of justice’ after second inquest ordered

Court of Appeal judges ruled on Friday there should be a fresh inquest into Ms Whiting’s death after a legal battle fought by her mother, Joy Dove.

The Independent UK

Mother of disabled woman wins fresh inquest into her death after benefits cut

Court of Appeal judges ruled that there should be another inquest into the death of Jodey Whiting, who killed herself after her benefits were stopped.

The Independent UK

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Glasgow carer caught faking work references for potential employer slapped with warning

Olutoye Adedeji was handed a 12 month warning on his registration by the Scottish Social Services Council after he was caught writing his own references which were handed to a potential employer.

Evening Standard

Junior doctors urged to start talks with Government after unions reach NHS pay deal

British Medical Association says union is open to negotiating ‘in good faith’ with ministers

Wales Online

'I bought an £80 DNA kit for fun and destroyed our family with truth about mum'

He discovered his dad could not be his dad, but someone else in the family had to be

Manchester Evening News

Campaigner hails councils over anti-discrimination moves for care children and leavers

Vulnerable people given new 'protected characteristics' for equality

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Daily Record

Families of murdered Scots join forces to save lifeline service that supported them

The mother of gangland murder victim Lynda Spence are amongst dozens of families fighting to help pull the FAMS charity back from the brink.

The New Daily

Qld health workers may have been underpaid ‘millions’

Queensland hospital and health workers will be compensated after potentially being underpaid millions, but staff who were overpaid won't be pursued.

Daily Mirror

France riots: Thousands protest amid police clashes after Macron's pension reform

Riots have erupted in Paris and across France after Macron pushed a controversial pensions bill through parliament, with protestors setting fire to vehicles, smashing shop fronts and fighting police

AAP

Qld health workers may have been underpaid 'millions'

Queensland hospital and health workers will be compensated after potentially being underpaid millions, but staff who were overpaid won't be pursued.

The Independent UK

“My upbringing and personal journey have shaped the values of my firm”

Elizabeth M. Ward, Principal and Founder of Virtuoso Legal, reflects on her childhood and the ways in which it set her on the path to becoming a leading female founder

Daily Mirror

Older readers are fuming at tech takeover of everyday life and say they feel left behind

In two Mirror articles, Yasmin Alibhai-Brown’ pointed out the non-tech-savvy are excluded from tasks such - and scores of you wrote in to share your struggles

Edinburgh Live

Midlothian health and social care hit with 'last minute' cut in council funding

The council leader said the decision to cut some of the money earmarked for health services was one of many 'unpalatable' decisions they had to make after seeing a real terms reduction in their own Scottish Government funding.

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