The Princess of Wales "won't be hurried back" to royal duties, according to sources The Princess of Wales "won't be hurried back" to royal duties, according to sources Marie Claire · Mar 9, 2024
‘My GP suggested it’: Britons explain why they went private for surgery As it emerges that private hospitals are treating a record number of people, patients tell their stories The Guardian - UK · Mar 8, 2024
Police search funeral parlours in Hull area over ‘concern for care of deceased’ Helpline set up for those worried about Legacy Independent Funeral Directors as investigation proceeds The Guardian - UK · Mar 8, 2024
Assisted dying could lead to many tragedies if not handled with care Letters: Readers respond to an article by Frances Ryan that says we should not be naive about protections promised for older and disabled people The Guardian - UK · Mar 8, 2024
I want to celebrate my 50th – but my friends can’t stand each other A milestone birthday is an excellent opportunity to have lots of gatherings throughout the year, with groups of people who do get on The Guardian - UK · Mar 8, 2024
S. Korea's Toxic 'Have a Career or Have a Family' Mentality to Blame for Lowest Birth Rate in the World, Study In a bid to save its workforce from a severe staffing crisis, South Korea has spent more than £200 billion on encouraging couples to have children. International Business Times UK · Mar 7, 2024
Irish committee to recommend laws for assisted dying Proposed legislation would allow people help with ending their lives under certain medical conditions The Guardian - UK · Mar 7, 2024
Prince Ludwig And Princess Sophie Expecting Their First Royal Baby Prince Ludwig of Bavaria and Princess Sophie are expecting their first child, continuing royal traditions. The couple's journey and upcoming addition to th... Top News · Mar 7, 2024
How we met: ‘I had the hots for her – but she was still wearing her wedding rings’ Paul, 61, and Louise, 60, met in 2022 through their choir. She was a widow and he was expecting to stay single, but life had other plans The Guardian - UK · Mar 7, 2024
US infant mortality rate declined 3% from 2019 to 2021, says new report But racial and economic disparities contribute to the US’s poor ranking in infant and maternal health internationally The Guardian - US · Mar 6, 2024
Call to mandate minimum training for aged care workers Aged care workers should have minimum training standards to ensure better quality care for patients and greater career progression, a new report says. AAP · Mar 5, 2024
Confirmation of Kate Middleton's attendance at special event removed from army website amid confusion The Princess of Wales was confirmed to be in attendance at a review of Trooping the Colour - but the information has been taken down Woman & Home · Mar 5, 2024
‘A need for memory’: Black Brazilians dig into family roots to fight ‘historical erasure’ Attention is turning to individuals and families as country confronts legacy of slavery and question of reparations The Guardian - US · Mar 5, 2024
What makes today’s teens so pessimistic about the future? Perhaps it’s the present Rishi Sunak wants to convince children that the system is not rigged against them – but he’s arguing against the reality of their own lives, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff The Guardian - UK · Mar 5, 2024
Marie Claire · Mar 4, 2024 Princess Charlotte has organised this sweet activity for Kate Middleton to help her recover Princess Charlotte has organised this sweet activity for Kate Middleton to help her recover
The Hindu · Mar 4, 2024 Families who migrated from Tamil Nadu have no records to receive govt. benefits Dalit families in Shivamogga denied government benefits due to lack of identity cards, including Aadhar, face bureaucratic hurdles.
Evening Standard · Mar 4, 2024 Nursery leaders call for more funding amid fears 'biggest expansion of childcare in a generation' will fail Free childcare plan ‘not even close to being workable’ early years leaders warn
The Guardian - UK · Mar 4, 2024 ‘Ageing isn’t inevitable’: The 100-Year-Life co-author on how to live well for longer Andrew Scott says we can stop one of humanity’s biggest achievements turning into a dystopian near-future
The Guardian - UK · Mar 4, 2024 UK teens believe they will have harder lives than their parents, research finds Survey for Barnardo’s finds 14- to 17-year-olds paint a bleak picture of their futures, with money and climate worries at the fore
International Business Times UK · Mar 3, 2024 Japan's Birth Rate Declines By 5.1%, PM Kishida Says It's Their 'Biggest Crisis' Economic pressures, including high living costs and a demanding work culture, often deter young couples from starting families.
The Guardian - UK · Mar 3, 2024 How the doctor-patient relationship is changing Letters: Dr David Zigmond, Dr Emile de Sousa, Dr Richard Pratt and Merron Simpson respond to an article on the benefits of seeing the same GP
The Guardian - UK · Mar 3, 2024 ‘Pretty dodgy’: alarm over suspect care agencies granted Home Office licence to act as visa sponsors Campaigners against labour exploitation urge government to conduct more stringent checks before awarding powers
The Guardian - UK · Mar 2, 2024 ‘Profiteering off children’: care firms in England accused of squeezing cash from councils A local authority leader claims private equity groups are exploiting vulnerable youngsters in care homes in the pursuit of profit
The Hindu · Mar 2, 2024 The power of choice: a case for life-saving modern contraception The article highlights high-risk pregnancies in India, emphasizing the importance of contraception, family planning, and women's empowerment.
Top News · Mar 2, 2024 Alabama Medical Groups Seek Revisiting Frozen Embryo Ruling Medical organizations in Alabama challenge court ruling equating frozen embryos to children, impacting fertility treatments and raising legal concerns.