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When Different Generations Think Kids Should Start Paying Their Own Bills

A new survey shows generations think differently about when kids should start paying their own bills.

Kiplinger

Nurses strike on May 2 called off after High Court judge rules it would be unlawful

After the court hearing, RCN general secretary Pat Cullen said the union would no longer strike on May 2 but would continue with the planned action on April 30 and May 1

Chronicle Live

British High Court ruling shortens planned nurses’ strike

Britain’s High Court ruled Thursday that part of a strike by thousands of nurses planned for next week is illegal, handing a small victory to the government in its bitter dispute with public sector unions.

France 24

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Saucepans clang anew in France against Macron's pension law

Protesters have loudly banged pots and pans near a castle where French President Emmanuel Macron was to make a speech

The Independent UK

Blood Man of Kashmir: A selfless journey of donating 182 pints of blood

A 60-year-old man from Srinagar, has been a dedicated blood donor for over four decades now. Read further on Dynamite News:

Dynamite News

Nurses forced to cut strike short after High Court ruling

Walkout will now end 24 hours earlier at midnight on 1 May

The Independent UK

Nurses' 48-hour Bank Holiday hospital strike is illegal, court rules

Health Secretary Steve Barclay took the Royal College of Nursing to court after warning the union does not have a mandate to stage the walkout beginning this weekend

Daily Mirror

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The racial disparities in British maternity deaths

Racial disparities in maternal death rates in Britain have been condemned as as “nothing short of a scandal”, after an MPs’ report warned that black women are nearly four times more likely to die in pregnancy and childbirth than white women.

The Week

'I found out why Finland is the world's happiest country - and it's not just the food'

Finland has been ranked as the happiest country in the world for a sixth year in a row, and it's clear to see why when you've tried the food, explored the islands and had a sauna

Daily Mirror

Nurses to cut short strike as court rules second day of action unlawful

Ruling prompts RCN leader Pat Cullen to condemn government for ‘taking its own nurses to court’

The Guardian - UK

UK curbs nurses' strike after taking legal action against union

The British government succeeded on Thursday in limiting the length of an upcoming strike by nurses, after the health department took legal action against a trade union.

Reuters

The Big Help Out for the King’s Coronation: How to volunteer over the royal weekend

Brits are being encouraged to step put of their comfort zone and volunteer in a nationwide initiative to honour the King’s Coronation.

Evening Standard

Renfrewshire care home slammed with improvement notice following recent inspection

Two residents told inspectors that they hadn't been offered a shower or bath for a "number of weeks".

Daily Record

'They looked after her, kept her comfortable and made sure mum reached the end of life peacefully and with dignity'

In her final days, the quality of care Mary Slade received at Bolton Hospice was a comfort to her and her family

Manchester Evening News

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Glasgow Live

Glasgow school in shock and 'deep sorrow' after teacher found dead at Govan home

Sandwood Primary School has written a letter to parents following the death of teacher Marelle Sturrock as police carry on with enquiries into the 'suspicious' incident.

Wales Online

Government taking nurses union to court in bid to bust strikes

The next walk-out is planned from April 30

Chicago Sun-Times

United pilot passes torch to daughter in final flight to O’Hare Airport after 38-year career

United Capt. Chris Bales expects a range of emotions will hit him when he exits his last United flight this weekend. His daughter and co-pilot, Ally, will be by his side.

Wales Online

Betsi Cadwaladr health board being prosecuted by the Health and Safety Executive over patient's death

The health board has been under intense scrutiny recently

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The Conversation

South Africans are fed up with their prospects, and their democracy, according to latest social attitudes survey

The mood among South Africans has soured. The latest findings from the representative survey that’s done every year by the country’s Human Sciences Research Council (HSRC) shows some disturbing new trends.

The Guardian - UK

Jesus was single and single people should be valued, says Church of England

C of E report says church should not regard singleness as lesser than living in couple or family

The Guardian - AU

Australian aged care providers warned against hiking fees for wealthy without proving it goes towards care

Former royal commission adviser says ‘no reason’ money from providers can’t be transferred to affiliated companies, which could be used for purposes other than aged care

Daily Mirror

Disabled pensioner unable to visit wife of 60 years as crucial bus to be axed

Andy Wilson, 82, will not be able to visit his wife of 62 years Marie, 85, at her care home after McGill's Buses announced plans to axe the number 22 bus that stops outside his house

Daily Record

Worker at West Lothian kids day care struck off after child offence conviction

Fiona MacLeod was convicted of offences at Stirling Sheriff Court in May last year

Daily Record

South Ayrshire to be 'age friendly' as older population increases

The council is to apply to join Scotland's Age Friendly Communities Network as the percentage of older residents increases.

The Guardian - UK

English council bosses demand urgent help for ‘exhausted’ unpaid carers

Social services directors set out reform plan and say care system has never been so close to breaking point

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