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Syphilis cases in babies skyrocket in Canada amid healthcare failures

The numbers of babies born with syphilis in Canada are rising at a far faster rate than recorded in the United States or Europe, an increase public health experts said is driven by increased methamphetamine use and lack of access to the public health system for Indigenous people.

Reuters

In brief: Don’t Think, Dear; My Nemesis; Handmade – reviews

A thoughtful memoir casts a critical eye on ballet, a gripping novel digs deep into feminine rivalry and a bracing manifesto extols the virtue of woodcraft

The Guardian - UK

Accessible homes bridge gap providing options for people living with disability

The families of people living with disability can be met with challenges around providing their loved ones with the care they need as they get older. Accessible homes are bridging a much needed gap.

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Review: 'My Nemesis,' by Charmaine Craig

FICTION: An emotional affair sparks a rivalry between two married women.

Tribune News Service

Woman shares what life is like in a 'Mommune' raising kids with other single mums

A single mum has opened up about what it's like to live in a 'Mommune' with other women, going through divorces, raising their children together and supporting one another when times are tough

Daily Mirror

Same-sex couple finally get their dream wedding after being turned down by 31 churches

Shane Yerrell, 39, and David Sparrey, 30, from Waltham Abbey, Essex, got married at Wansted United Reformed Church in East London, after being rejected 31 times

Daily Mirror

Cette Maison review – fragile murder tale weaves a dreamscape around grief

Miryam Charles’s beautiful and unsettling experimental film explores the unsolved killing of her cousin

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The Contingency Plan review – a double dose of climate crisis drama

Steve Waters’s newly revived and updated companion pieces about global heating have lost none of their urgency

The Guardian - UK

Pinned down, force-fed and drugged into ‘zombie-like’ state: ‘Systemic abuse’ at children’s hospitals revealed

Investigation: Private mental health group was paid £190m by NHS despite hundreds of warnings over care, reports Rebecca Thomas

The Independent UK

Single mum Tessa works 'side hustles' to get ahead of rising interest rates

Despite a slight uptick, the unemployment rate in Australia is still at record lows. But for many, one job simply isn't enough to keep up with the rising cost of living.

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$Mum films horrific moment teen son fractures spine jumping into the Blue Lagoon$

Mum films horrific moment teen son fractures spine jumping into the Blue Lagoon

Lindsay Wilson said she wanted people to see the video footage to deter others from seriously injuring themselves

Wales Online

Heartbroken mum organises prom for teen daughter who has just months left to live

Eden Lewis, just 16 was diagnosed with cancer two years ago. She has been told by medics she has just months left to live.

Daily Record

Mum's special prom for terminally ill daughter 'the only chance for her to be the princess she so deserves to be'

Eden has just months to live

Manchester Evening News

Found an orphaned animal? What you should do next, according to expert wildlife carers

The well-meaning family that found little Buddy wanted to save him – they took him home and cared for him as best they could. Unfortunately, that sealed his fate.

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5 unsung whistleblowers on screen

We love to hate those who refuse to follow rules. But whistleblowers for the greater good? We seem to forget them

Irish Mirror

Irish schoolgirl, 11, protests against Russian invasion in Ukraine for second day in a row

Tessa-May Stewart Miller took part in a vigil in Ballsbridge in Dublin to show solidarity with the Ukrainian people as one of her sister’s best friends are Ukrainian

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