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Further increase in COVID cases expected for the ACT

Cases are expected to continue to rise for at least the next couple of weeks.

The Canberra Times

Canberra's Walk for Prems is for children like Claire

Claire was delivered via emergency caesarean at 28 weeks, the "size of a Coke can"

The Canberra Times

Doctor denies being out of his depth in care of baby ‘murdered by nurse’

Nurse Lucy Letby denies the murders of seven babies and the attempted murders of 10 others between June 2015 and June 2016.

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'We have to make them listen': Nurses explain their strike decision as 'enough is enough'

In a monumental vote, NHS nurses across the country voted 'Yes' to strike action, as the health care system reaches 'breaking point'. Two nurses have shared their desperation for change.

Daily Mirror

US home births reached 30-year high during Covid pandemic

US home births spiked slightly in the pandemic’s second year, rising to the highest level in decades

The Independent UK

Jeremy Hunt vows to protect disabled people - but those who can’t work suffer again

Rachel Charlton-Dailey writes that Jeremy Hunt vowed to protect disabled people, but in his Autumn Statement he once again hits those can't work, leaving them to suffer

Daily Mirror

State Pension age could change again as review expected early 2023

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) will also consider whether it should bring forward the rise in the age at which people become eligible for the state pension to 2037-39.

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Hero schoolboy, 15, saves grandad's life with CPR after he collapsed on bus

The CPR training Bailey Shaw was given during Wellbeing Week could have saved the life of the pensioner, who fell unwell whilst travelling in Newcastle, Tyneside

Daily Mirror

Royal College of Nursing warns of UK-wide strikes as early as December

THE Royal College of Nursing (RCN) has called for “detailed negotiations” on pay in the next five days or it will announce strike dates for…

The National (Scotland)

Mother’s agony as baby dies from rare ‘twin to twin transfusion’ syndrome

Helen Hudson, 40, gave birth to twins Beatrice and Emmeline in 2021, only the latter of whom survived

The Independent UK

There is nothing like a trip to A&E with a sick baby to make you eternally grateful for our NHS

The health service hangs by a thread, and yet its staff continue to treat everyone with such kindness and patience, says Guardian columnist Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett

The Guardian - UK

Disability and working age benefits to rise in line with inflation

The move will cost £11 billion but will help protect the most vulnerable, Chancellor Jeremy Hunt said.

The Independent UK

'I gave birth blindfolded - I was so convinced my baby would be stillborn'

Emma Roberts gave birth prematurely at 24 weeks and says she is so traumatised by her labour that she can't have another child

Daily Mirror

'Always smiling' son laid to rest after beautiful service

Samuel Latham was found dead last month

Liverpool Echo

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Daily Mirror

Autumn Statement: Frail Brits will pay more for care homes as cap on costs delayed

A cap on how much social care users would pay over their lifetime was due to come in next year, but has now been delayed under plans unveiled by Chancellor Jeremy Hunt in his Autumn Statement

ABC News

WA nurses set to reject government pay offer as statewide strike looms

The McGowan government's in-principle pay agreement with nurses and midwives appears all but sunk, with their union now describing it as insulting.

Daily Record

Mum branded 'cruel' for refusing to take daughter's half-sister for Christmas

With the festive season approaching, she was asked by her former partner if she could take both girls for Christmas - because his wife is suffering from cancer.

The National (Scotland)

Westminster 'failing Scotland's young people' as thousands more sanctioned by DWP

THE UK Government has been accused of “failing Scotland’s young people” after newly released statistics showed a surge in benefit sanctions.

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Daily Record

Missing woman who vanished from Scots town found safe and well

Melissa Jones disappeared from Tillicoultry.

Irish Mirror

'Consider alternatives' - Tallaght Hospital A&E at 'full capacity' as patients ready for discharge await nursing home places

The south Dublin hospital has activated its Full Capacity Protocol

The National (Scotland)

Covid deaths in Scotland rise slightly in latest weekly update

CONFIRMED or suspected coronavirus deaths in Scotland rose slightly in the week to Sunday, according to the latest figures.

The Times of India

Debina Bonnerjee and Gurmeet Choudhary bring their new born daughter home with a cute surprise; see pics

Debina Bonnerjee and Gurmeet Choudhary finally brought home their little one after a short wait at the hospital. The duo called their newborn a 'Miracle Baby' as she was born premature and Debina also shared a short video revealing that their baby is in an incubator and kept under medical…

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh youngsters with eating disorders restrained by 'heavy-handed' medics

Bosses at the Royal Hospital for Children and Young People's Melville Unit have been told to improve nine areas of care after inspectors from the Mental Welfare Commission discovered a series of issues at the facility

The Guardian - UK

Kicking our growth addiction is the way out of the climate crisis. This is how to do it

With the right global economic policies, we could fight poverty and global heating at the same time, says Guardian columnist Larry Elliott

Irish Mirror

Mum warns parents after daughter rushed to hospital following 'bad cold'

Annabelle began coughing and wheezing, which her mum, Kate Skelton, assumed was just another bad cold. However, as her breathing became more laboured and doctors refused to admit her to hospital, she became increasingly worried

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