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Kraamzorg system, where care assistants visit new mothers at home, is threatened by labour shortage and competition

Officials in Ireland are starting work to excavate the site of a former church-run home for unmarried women and their babies to identify the remains of some 800 infants and young children who died there

Our obligations to each other are ill served if laws focus unduly on those who want assisted dying. The priority should be the best palliative care, says former prime minister Gordon Brown

The average age has risen by nearly a year, up from 26.6 to 27.5 years old

The Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill is due to have its third reading vote on Friday.

Excavation crews begin sealing off site in Tuam, Co Galway, before full-scale dig starts on 14 July

Indian men spend less time on unpaid domestic and caregiving work compared to the women, and the little time they do spend is also concentrated in outdoor activities such as shopping, travelling, moving and transporting for family needs, and playing with children, an analysis of data from the Time Use…

A defender of Lucy Letby was motivated by a sexual attraction to "pretty young blonde females", a key witness who was central to her conviction has suggested.

Grattan Institute finds one in 10 Australians now paying $600 a year for specialist appointments

Accepting you can no longer do things is a huge deal, so this will need to be handled very sensitively

The old 10,000-step rule is not based on research or scientific evidence.