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Over four in five adults feel it is more important than ever to be 'financially savvy'

More than a fifth are using financial apps more compared to a year ago - as almost half have three or more such apps downloaded on their smartphones

Daily Mirror

'I quit my job to care for my parents - the 'sandwich generation' need more support'

After 43,000 women in the UK left their jobs last year to care for family members, mum-of-two Hayley Timson is sharing the reality of the 'sandwich generation', juggling elderly parents and young kids

Daily Mirror

Doctors reveal heartbreaking name many patients call out before they die

End-of-life carers say patients preparing to say goodbye often tell them about their dying regrets, which often include working their life away or worrying about their appearance

Daily Mirror

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Widely-publicised care academy launched last summer by Carmarthenshire Council has seven recruits

The Care Academi is one of the ways Carmarthenshire Council is trying to recruit much-needed carers

Wales Online

Shire of Dundas terminates Norseman GP's contract after locum funding request

A WA council will terminate the contract of a small town's general practitioner over claims it is being held to "ransom" amid requests for up to $300,000 to fund additional locum support.

ABC News

Bristol death notices and funeral announcements from this week

Our thoughts are with those who have lost a loved one

Bristol Post

Life expectancy for northern babies ‘a year less than’ others in England

The new Health Equity North institute of experts has reported other worrying inequalities too.

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Newcastle mental health wards 'not fit for purpose' warns regulator as NHS trust told it must improve

Mental health wards at the Hadrian Clinic have been slammed as 'not fit for purpose'.

Chronicle Live

Aged care broken: workforce shortages a 'genuine concern'

"You get to the point (where) there's all these people who need care and we don't have enough staff ... what do we actually do with those people?"

Newcastle Herald

Peter Attia says we have more knowledge than we use to stop deterioration from ageing

US physician Peter Attia argues that we put too much thought into extending longevity, and not enough into making the last years of our lives healthy and happy ones.

ABC News

Advocate hopeful of single parent support in budget

The federal government is under pressure to boost funding for disadvantaged people in the May budget, with advocates saying there is a clear case for it.

AAP

Nursing Council prevents training school opening, despite workforce crisis

The classrooms at the Healthcare Academy of New Zealand are sitting empty and its owners blame red tape for a 12-month delay before it can open, writes Andrew Bevin.

Newsroom.co.nz

Questions over Falkirk health care underspend as GPs under 'extreme pressure'

Much of the money has been pledged to improve community services but remains unspent

Daily Record

'Serious concerns' over £8.5m Musselburgh care home as inspectors rate it 'weak'

The care home was warned it could have its registration cancelled if it did not improve amid concerns that residents with continence issues were only receiving a shower or bath once a week and needed to be encouraged to get out of bed more

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Aged care sector warns Albanese government’s planned $4.8bn spend not enough to keep homes open

Growing demand and ageing population expected to drive up costs by 23% in fifth-largest area of government expenditure

The Independent UK

Food banks in hospitals now the norm, say nurses

A union official said the NHS has reached a ‘boiling point’.

Evening Standard

Why it’s all going wrong for Emmanuel Macron

Four months of civil unrest and the implementation of a hugely unpopular retirement reform have left the French President with drastically low approval ratings. Agnès Poirier reports from Paris

Dublin Live

Social welfare Ireland: Thousands now eligible for €1,850 support grant

The grant is paid every year, and this year it will be paid on 1 June 2023

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Daily Mirror

'My wife wants to give our twins matching names - it's a disaster in the making'

A man has taken to Reddit to share how he is trying to persuade his wife not to give their twin boys matching names, arguing that it'll only cause them trouble later in life

Daily Mirror

Mums are crucial in shaping kids’ educational mobility

Dr Miriam Stoppard looks at new research which has found that a mother’s education plays an increasingly important role in shaping the future achievements of their children

The Guardian - UK

Junior doctors are key to fixing the NHS crisis

Letters: Readers on the poor pay and working conditions that have led junior doctors down the path of strikes

Wales Online

'My life's been transformed after leaving prison and living in a house for the homeless'

Leo has had a rollercoaster life so far but believes that people should never give up even when things get hard

The Independent UK

International students from eastern Europe ‘most likely to have jobs’

Nearly three-quarters of students born in Romania were in employment at the time of the census.

The Independent UK

First vote on National Care Service to be pushed beyond June, says minister

Social care minister Maree Todd said the delay is to find compromise with bodies who have raised concerns about the Bill already.

Evening Standard

A-levels 2023: When do the exams start and when is results day?

A-level exams are due to begin shortly - with results expected in August

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