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Police took 19 hours to attend Sydney home of elderly man who died shortly after their arrival

Neighbour worried about 85-year-old asked NSW police to check on him at 5.45pm but officers didn’t enter Bankstown home until midday next day

The Guardian - AU

World population is projected to grow from 8.2 billion to a peak of 10.3 billion in 2080s, UN says

A new U.N. report says the world’s population is expected to grow by more than 2 billion people in the next decades and peak in the 2080s at around 10.3 billion

The Independent UK

Why is Congress filled with old people?

It’s not just presidential candidates who are old.

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'I'd never felt at home until I moved here': Ashley James on living in Battersea

TV presenter and radio broadcaster Ashley James on why her patch of south-west London is the first place she has felt at home in the city

Evening Standard

NHS patients raising safety concerns too often ‘fobbed off’, says commissioner

Dr Henrietta Hughes said focus on budgets had led to substandard care and dismissal of legitimate fears

The Guardian - UK

She was put in a body bag and sent for embalming while still alive. Her horrified family wants answers

EXCLUSIVE: Janet Balducci was about to be prepared for burial when funeral home workers realized their “cadaver” had a pulse.

The Independent UK

Patricia Dale obituary

Other lives: GP and public health specialist who became general secretary of the Medical Practitioners’ Union

The Guardian - UK

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School can be brutal. Congratulations to anyone who has just made it through another year

Day after day, week after week, term after term, the challenges keep coming. Even at primary school, I realised this was outrageous, says Adrian Chiles

The Guardian - UK

Pressure grows on Wes Streeting to act after damning nursing watchdog review

A review of the Nursing and Midwifery Council found extensive failings following reporting by The Independent

The Independent UK

Junior doctors hail ‘positive meeting’ with health secretary Wes Streeting

Junior doctors said talks marked a ‘positive first step’ towards ending the industrial dispute, with more negotiations expected next week

The Independent UK

31 Epic Responses To A Young Woman Asking If Pay Phones Were Actually A Real Thing

Someone asked if pay phones actually existed and got very mixed replies. The post 31 Epic Responses To A Young Woman Asking If Pay Phones Were Actually A Real Thing first appeared on Bored Panda.

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The Hindujas made UK headlines for mistreating their servants. In India no one batted an eye – here’s why

Although some domestic staff in the subcontinent are treated well, for most it is a harsh and thankless existence, says freelance journalist Amrit Dhillon

The Guardian - UK

Nurses accused of rape and child abuse free to practise as ‘toxic’ watchdog turned blind eye, review finds

Nursing watchdog in the ‘last chance saloon’ as explosive report finds poor judgement, toxic behaviour and paralysis affecting decision-making

The Independent UK

Scottish prisoners could be released after serving two-thirds of sentence

Long-term prisoners in Scotland could be released after serving one third of their sentence under Government plans.

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The Prince and Princess of Wales have secretly made a major donation

The Independent UK

Public safety endangered by ‘toxic’ nursing regulator as staff ‘gaslighted’ after raising alarm

Exclusive: ‘I have been ignored, gaslighted and intimidated by NMC staff,’ says senior worker

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Under new boss Mark Darbon, forget the Royal & Ancient — it’s now the Radical & Awesome

Darbon comes with a mightily impressive CV and will assume command in November.

The National (Scotland)

Scottish Government responds to recommendations from Cass Review by clinical team

THE Scottish Government has published its response to the recommendation made by an independent team regarding how the Cass Review can be applied to…

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The Independent UK

Inside the Lucy Letby trial: Doctors’ desperation, babies’ pain – and the indifference of their killer

In August 2023, Nigel Bunyan reported on the harrowing evidence the jury in the first trial heard from the parents, and doctors and nurses left traumatised by the suffering inflicted by Lucy Letby

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Parents ‘struggling’ to access ‘inconsistent’ wraparound childcare say their career progression is suffering

Parents report issues with wraparound childcare impacts their ability to progress in the workplace. Some are taking unpaid leave and making financial cutbacks to care for their children.

The Guardian - UK

Family pays tribute to ‘caring and loving’ woman, 22, found dead in Staffordshire

Death of Lauren Evans, whose body was found in the same house as that of paramedic Daniel Duffield, being treated as murder

International Business Times

You Are NOT Your Diagnosis, says a Doctor with over 25 Years Experience

According to Dr Patrick Yassini, simple shifts in medical paradigms and physician mindsets could lead to a better healthcare system for everyone.

The Independent UK

Japan's top court orders government to compensate disabled people forced to undergo sterilization

In a landmark decision, Japan’s Supreme Court has ordered the government to pay suitable compensation to about a dozen victims who were forcibly sterilized under a now-defunct Eugenics Protection Law that was designed to eliminate offspring of people with disabilities

The Guardian - UK

Court orders Japanese government to pay damages over forced sterilisations

Japan’s supreme court rules that practice under now-defunct eugenics law was unconstitutional

International Business Times

Japan's Top Court Rules Forced Sterilisation Law Unconstitutional

Japan's top court ruled on Wednesday that a defunct eugenics law under which thousands of people were forcibly sterilised between 1948 and 1996 was unconstitutional, local media reported.

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