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Senator talks surrogacy journey as she hails upcoming Irish law change

Senator Mary Seery Kearney and her husband David welcomed their much-wanted daughter through a surrogate in India in May 2015. After five miscarriages and 13 rounds of IVF, they decided to go down the surrogacy route and started the beginning of a new chapter.

Irish Mirror

NHS Wales consultant explains why health care system is on verge of collapse

A top doctor has taken to social media to explain why, from his perspective, the NHS is in crisis

Wales Online

Doctor warns patients are dying while waiting in A&E for days because the NHS is 'broken'

A report posted online, claiming to be from a frontline doctor, claimed between 60% and 70% of patients were waiting 10 hours to be seen in the emergency department

Daily Mirror

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Cultural patron dies at 93

Chao Duangduen Na Chiang Mai passed away on Monday due to natural causes. She was 93 years of age. Her relatives will soon announce the dates of the funeral service.

Bangkok Post

Hospital Op Shop volunteers raise almost $500,000 in less than a decade

A small-town op shop is eyeing the milestone of raising half a million dollars in donations for the local hospital. It wouldn't have been reached so quickly without the pandemic or a determined volunteer known as Granny Barb.

ABC News

I have skills and experience, but can’t get a job

Letter: Katerina Ayres has been for more than 25 interviews since being made redundant in 2021 and wonders if age discrimination is at play

The Guardian - UK

'I had to drive my granddad to hospital because they couldn’t send an ambulance and he had a cardiac arrest in the car park'

The Welsh Ambulance Service has apologised to the patient and his family but says unfortunately many people are having to make their own way to hospital due to extreme demand on the service

Wales Online

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Back-to-school health advice issued amid rising Strep A and flu cases

The advice includes simple steps that can minimise the spread of illness in education and childcare settings as well as the wider community.

The Independent UK

UK deaths due to emergency care delays 'not a short-term thing'

AN estimated 500 people are dying each week because of delays in emergency care and it's “not a short-term thing”, a senior health official…

The National (Scotland)

Pope Benedict's emotional final words before dying revealed by archbishop

WARNING GRAPHIC IMAGES: Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI’s "last comprehensible words" have been revealed, as his body now lies at St Peter’s Basilica, in the Vatican City, Rome, to allow the faithful to pay respects

Daily Mirror

Senior doctor warns of ‘unsafe and undignified’ care due to A&E delays

December set to be worst month on record for A&E waiting times as up to 500 people estimated to die each week due to delays

The Guardian - UK

Australian fertility rates bounce back to pre-COVID levels after historic low

Australia is experiencing a post-COVID baby boom, according to recent statistics, after the birthrate hit an historic low during the pandemic.

ABC News

Politicians and experts react to claim up to 500 people could die each week due to crippling NHS delays

"All this is at a level that most of us who’ve worked in emergency medicine have never seen before. It’s dreadful."

Manchester Evening News

When someone turns 100, these volunteers are there to make sure they're honored

For the past three decades, the Centenarians of Oklahoma volunteers have made it their mission to celebrate as many centenarians as they can. To date, they've honored more than 2,700 and counting.

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The Independent UK

Deaths caused by emergency care delays ‘not a short-term thing’

Ian Higginson, vice-president of the Royal College of Emergency Medicine, said the current problems are not down to Covid or flu.

The Independent UK

NHS pressure ‘unbearable’, medics warn Rishi Sunak as PM told to take action

Royal College of Emergency Medicine chief warns government may attempt to ‘discredit’ figures suggesting up to 500 deaths a week from delays in care

Nottingham Post

The 'Mother Teresa' Nottinghamshire hospital volunteers keeping patients in touch with family

'You felt like Mother Teresa because they were really extolling your virtues. I thought, I'm only holding the phone'

Edinburgh Live

Scotland welcomes its first babies of 2023 at hospitals across the country

The first baby of 2023 is thought to be Dominic, who arrived at 12.06am weighing 6lb 8oz to parents Shauna Moodie and Demetri Moffat,.

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Dublin Live

Festive joy for parents as New Year's Day baby born in Dublin maternity hospital

Baby Nicolas Andrzej Urban was born at 00.55am at The Coombe Hospital in Dublin on New Year's Day

Glasgow Live

Glasgow welcomes first babies of 2023 as parents celebrate New Year

Megan Barrass and her partner Taylor are among the families celebrating the New Year with their new-borns, after becoming parents to their son at 12.11am on January 1.

Manchester Evening News

Up to 500 people dying each week due to crippling NHS delays, top doctor warns

"We need to actually get a grip of this"

Wales Online

Woman surprises doctors after growing 'horns' on her head

Disease is curable and treatable through surgery and is known as a siliceous horn

Evening Standard

Up to 500 people dying every week due to emergency care delays, warns healthcare official

There could be as many as 500 people dying every week because of delays in emergency care, a senior healthcare official has said.

Wales Online

'500 people dying every week' due to delays in NHS emergency care

President of the Royal College of Emergency Medicine says a bad flu season is compounding systemic problems

The Independent UK

Benedict’s 2013 resignation shook a routine Vatican ceremony

The reporter who was covering a routine ceremony by Pope Benedict XVI on Feb. 11, 2013, never expected what unfolded, or that her high school Latin would give her the scoop of a lifetime

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