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Lack of NHS home care ‘forces 855,000 older people into English hospitals each year’

Age UK says acute shortage of services outside hospitals is resulting in elderly people suffering avoidable harm

The Guardian - UK

Charity calls for drastic reform of social care for the elderly

Age UK has published a report calling for change in how care for older people is approached.

The Independent UK

Family share secrets of long life as East Belfast woman celebrates 100th birthday

Eileen moved to Belfast aged 7 in 1930

Belfast Live

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Women’s reproductive autonomy as the new catchword

World Population Day on July 11 is an opportunity to place women’s rights and well-being, at the centre of the population and development discourse

The Hindu

Grieving parents at centre of UK's 'biggest maternity scandal' weep as probe launched

The Nottingham inquiry is being led by Donna Ockenden, the midwifery expert whose Shrewsbury report concluded in March that failures had led to more than 200 deaths of babies

Daily Mirror

Nottingham maternity review change could help families who 'don't know' they have been harmed

A change to the way Nottingham's maternity review is being managed means that around 1,700 families could now have their cases examined

Nottingham Post

Head of maternity scandal inquiry says review will improve services

Midwifery expert Donna Ockenden is leading a review into maternity care failings at the Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust.

The Independent UK

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New mum encourages others to give birth in "home from home" Paisley maternity unit

Elena Romeo, 33, from Barrhead is delighted with the choice that she made.

Daily Record

A limit to ageing? Australian life expectancy is rising, but new report asks why few live to 110

More people are making it to 100, but there’s little change in the proportion of ‘supercentenarians’, a report has found

The Guardian - AU

Marie Curie staff in Newcastle want to change how we think about the end of our lives

Staff at Newcastle's Marie Curie Hospice have spoken about how vital hospice care is - and that it's only going to become more needed.

Chronicle Live

Nottingham hospitals trust has 'mountain to climb' as maternity review expands

The Nottingham University Hospitals Trust said it would move away from giving "superficial" apologies to families affected.

Nottingham Post

New model at Rothbury Hospital to expand after successful first six months

Rothbury Hospital will soon have two extra ensuite rooms

Chronicle Live

Inside Newcastle RVI's heartbreaking children's service for the most poorly patients - where staff focus on helping them achieve their dreams

The RVI-based CHIPS team deals with the sickest young patients - but focuses on 'helping them to live' despite heartbreaking illnesses.

Chronicle Live

Rise in vulnerable women dying early in north-east England, report finds

Charity identifies ‘triple shock’ of Covid, austerity and cost of living as premature deaths increase

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The Hindu

Kanti Velugu a success, salary a failure for ophthalmic officers and optometrists

The government’s grand celebration of the world’s largest eye screening programme, Kanti Velugu, is overshadowed by the plight of ophthalmic officers and optometrists who have been waiting for months to receive their salaries.

The Hindu

Court verdict raises hopes of retired staff on getting pension dues from varsity

Madras high court rules government and local fund audit cannot interfere in state university’s decision to promote, fix pay for its staff as they are autonomous with governing councils

The Guardian - UK

To those who claim the NHS has turned into a British religion, I say: keep the faith

The 75th birthday of the health service has prompted renewed calls for its reform. They should be resisted

Manchester Evening News

How we stop GPs 'leaving for Dubai' as the NHS turns 75

"You only need to look at places with private healthcare systems to see how that it just widens inequalities. We just cannot have that here. I know how great the NHS is and what it can do for people. It just needs genuine attention and care."

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Belfast Live

Belfast community raise incredible amount for NI Hospice in memory of much-loved family man

"He had his down days, anybody would in his situation. But he kept his sense of humour right up to the very end."

The Times of India

People throng Haryana home minister Anil Vij’s Janata Darbar with grievances even during rain in Ambala

AMBALA: Amid heavy rain, a large number of people with their grievances from across Haryana thronged Janata Darbar (public meeting) of home and health minister Anil Vij in Ambala Cantonment on Saturday.

Chronicle Live

Five generations come together to celebrate great-great grandmother's 100th birthday in Gateshead

Eileen Liddell received a card from King Charles when she turned 100 on Friday

Daily Mirror

'Proper reforms are needed to save our sacred NHS, we don't need misplaced worship'

Rachael Bletchly says it is right that we celebrate our remarkable health professionals, but adds she feels uneasy when the NHS is referred to as 'the jewel in Britain's crown'

Chronicle Live

NHS at 75: 'There will be revolutions' in data, technology and genetics, says one of England's top doctors

Professor Sir Liam Donaldson used the NHS's 75th birthday to look to the future

The Independent UK

Health officials join Parkrun in Belfast to mark 75th anniversary of the NHS

Department of Health Permanent Secretary Peter May joined Parkrun at Stormont for the special edition of the event.

Daily Mirror

Residents of 'UK's unhappiest place' defend their neighbourhood as it 'has potential'

People living in Melton, Leicestershire, disagreed with an Office for National Statistics survey which ranked the borough as the most unhappy place in the UK - and said the area has potential

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