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Braverman announces crackdown on foreign students bringing family to UK

Economic benefits of overseas students cannot be ‘at the expense’ of pledge to cut immigration, says home secretary

The Independent UK

Concern Edinburgh care home closures consultation will not focus on replacement services

Council bosses have said the care homes are no longer fit for purpose but there are concerns decisions about their future are being taken by unelected officials.

Edinburgh Live

Ireland’s oldest woman shares her secrets to enjoying life on her 109th birthday

Live life to the full and relish the simple things, says Máirín Hughes

The Guardian - UK

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This is the ideal age gap for a relationship that lasts

Researchers have found that 95 per cent of couples with a 20-year age gap are more likely to split

The Independent UK

South Lanarkshire Council home carers celebrate equal pay victory but will rally today over '£10m' backpay

Despite the big win, GMB Scotland trade unionists are set to rally at council headquarters in Hamilton this afternoon to press the issue over backdated wages

Daily Record

Ofsted praises nursery in fresh inspection - just six months after being slammed as inadequate

Best Friends Private Day Nursery and Pre-school has improved their Ofsted score from 'Inadequate' to 'Good'

Manchester Evening News

Elderly Rockhampton man Peter Roach an in-patient prior to disappearance

Queensland Police are continuing a search for Peter Roach, 80, who is non-verbal and has a medical condition that can make him confused. He left the local hospital Sunday afternoon. Search efforts have failed to locate him.

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Hong Kong leader condemns suspicious uptick in registration withdrawals from organ donation system

Hong Kong Chief Executive John Lee is condemning an unusual rise in the number of withdrawal requests to the city's organ donation system, saying police will investigate suspicious cases

The Independent UK

Death threats for staff at home where 95yo patient was tasered

The fallout from the distressing incident at a NSW aged-care home, after a 95-year-old dementia patient was tasered, has taken an ugly turn.

The New Daily

Lanarkshire home carers to demonstrate outside council headquarters over pay dispute

Home carers will be holding a demonstration outside South Lanarkshire Council's headquarters today as part of a pay dispute after the authority was accused of breaking an agreement with workers.

Glasgow Live

Cairns Private Hospital reviews maternity unit amid fears for Far North Queensland service's future

The future of Cairns' only private maternity unit is in limbo as obstetric services dwindle across Queensland's far north.

ABC News

Trees chopped down at mobile home site despite preservation order being in place

'The elderly people who have lived there for 25 years are absolutely devastated'

Bristol Post

Aged care worker receives death threat in Taser fallout

The 33-year-old NSW senior constable who tasered a great-grandmother has been suspended and a worker at the aged care facility has received a death threat.

AAP

Officer who tasered 95yo woman suspended from duty

The NSW senior police constable who tasered a 95-year-old great-grandmother in her nursing home has been suspended from duty with pay.

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The Conversation

'We can no longer justify unpaid labour': why uni students need to be paid for work placements

This article is part of our series on big ideas for the Universities Accord. The federal government is calling for ideas to “reshape and reimagine higher education, and set it up for the next decade and beyond”. A review team is due to finish a draft report in June and…

Chronicle Live

Junior doctors to stage fresh 72-hour strike in long-running pay dispute

Junior doctors will take 72 hours of strike action from 7am on June 14 after the Government's five percent pay increase was branded an insult

The Hindu

Bill to link death and birth register with electoral rolls in next session of Parliament: Amit Shah

A Bill to link birth and death register with electoral rolls will be introduced in the next Parliament session

Liverpool Echo

Warning to one million carers missing out on £2,500 a year from DWP

Claimants must first be 16 or over and spend at least 35 hours a week caring for someone who receives means-tested benefits such as PIP, DLA and Attendance Allowance

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Chronicle Live

'Extraordinary' Consett campaigner heading for Naples to share extraordinary disability story

Campaigner Paul James is of to sunnier climes to highlight the importance of inclusion to those with disabilities

USAFacts

725,000 people left California in 2020. Which states did they move to?

The most common destinations for California migrants were Texas, Arizona, and Nevada.

Manchester Evening News

The little boy making a difference to those in hospice care one sunflower at a time

Ethan Howarth, four, came home from school with a sunflower and has since planted over 200 to raise vital funds

The National (Scotland)

Junior doctors offered largest pay rise in 20 years

JUNIOR doctors in Scotland have been offered a 14.5 per cent pay rise over the two-year period 2022-24, following negotiations with BMA Scotland.

AAP

Watchdog chastises NSW police on mental health approach

The NSW Police Force should urgently increase training for officers so they can better help people in a mental health crisis, the watchdog says.

Daily Record

West Lothian man is on a high after scaling Ben Nevis to remember beloved gran

Sean Moran joined 23 friends to raise money for Marie Curie

The Week

Lucy Letby: what jury has heard from nurse on trial

The former neonatal nurse accused of murdering infants in her care has told a jury she is being targeted by a “gang of four” consultants and that she has “not attacked any children”.

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