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Editorial: An inflationary environment makes care home collapses more probable, given the way they’re financing themselves

Firefighters helped remove the man from his car

Speaking in Dublin on Thursday morning, the now-Justice Minister said that he must have been briefed on the matter

Our thoughts are with their loved ones at this time

A French parliamentary commission ended its examination of the government’s contested pension reform bill on Wednesday evening without having reached the end of the text because of thousands of proposed amendments. The original text is to be debated in the full chamber starting Monday.

Looking after others is a hugely rewarding job, and there has never been a better time to consider a career in adult social care.

The federal government has hailed the success of a plan to get more Pacific workers into Australia, reaching its target half a year ahead of schedule.

"Some of them have no family, they were asking if everyone would be kept together, it is heart-breaking."

Cathie Curran, aged 79, is a pinnacle of the community having helped many across Glasgow and East Kilbride, however, she says she has 'no quality of life' after living without a bed.