Epsom College: All we know about elite £42,000 a year school where headteacher and family found dead Surrey Police says it is treating the family’s deaths as an ‘isolated incident’ The Independent UK · Feb 7, 2023
As long-term care staffing crisis worsens, immigrants can bridge the gaps When Margarette Nerette arrived in the United States from Haiti, she sought safety and a new start. Tribune News Service · Feb 7, 2023
Colleagues of ‘much-loved’ headteacher found dead with daughter and husband pay tribute Emma Pattison died with daughter Lettie and husband George at their home in the grounds of Epsom College in Surrey The Independent UK · Feb 7, 2023
Mother of missing aristocrat Constance Marten pens emotional letter to 'darling daughter' Virginie de Selliers said she would stand by and support her daughter and grandchild Manchester Evening News · Feb 7, 2023
Dumfriesshire woman raises nearly £9,000 for Marie Curie in mum's memory Veterinary nurse Donna Hall organised the ball to help the charity, which supported her mum Josie Daily Record · Feb 7, 2023
New funeral venue for Bolton as hall of remembrance to be built next to cemetery The building will extend Heaton Cemetery and be a 'place of shelter to accommodate mourners' Manchester Evening News · Feb 7, 2023
Canberra's voluntary assisted dying laws could differ significantly from other jurisdictions The ACT government says voluntary assisted dying will be an option in the capital, the only question is what the new laws will look like. ABC News · Feb 7, 2023
Many workers ill-prepared for old age Finance Minister Arkhom Termpittayapaisith is concerned that more than 16 million informal workers have yet to participate in any savings scheme to prepare for life during retirement, even though Thailand is expected to become an aged society in the next two years. Bangkok Post · Feb 6, 2023
Government accused of being ‘on strike’ over addressing NHS crisis Rishi Sunak and Steve Barclay were criticised for failing to negotiate with unions as staff staged the biggest walkout in NHS history. The Independent UK · Feb 6, 2023
New York woman found breathing at funeral home after being declared dead The 82-year-old was pronounced dead at a Long Island nursing home, only to be discovered alive and then taken to a hospital The Guardian - US · Feb 6, 2023
Hurricane deaths at nursing home: accident or manslaughter? The trial of a Florida nursing home administrator accused of causing the overheating deaths of nine patients after a 2017 hurricane is underway The Independent UK · Feb 6, 2023
Head office move aids expansion for Fortis as psychotherapist MD becomes a Ted Talks star Alexis Powell-Howard has been hand-picked to feature on the inspiration-packed platform Birmingham Post · Feb 6, 2023
Edinburgh carer pretended to be a boss and gave someone a fake job reference Dibba showed no remorse for his actions and did not believe he had done anything wrong - and so was removed from the Scottish Social Services Council (SSSC) register. Edinburgh Live · Feb 6, 2023
Police statement after asylum seeker protest outside Mansfield hotel Nottinghamshire Police has confirmed that it has received a complaint about an incident which saw around a dozen people gather outside a hotel housing asylum seekers. Nottingham Post · Feb 6, 2023
Daily Record · Feb 6, 2023 New claims for Carer's Allowance could qualify for an extra payment of £245 before summer You could be eligible for weekly Carer’s Allowance payments of £69.70 plus an extra £245.70 in June and December.
Reuters · Feb 6, 2023 Nigerian senator and family on trial in UK over organ harvesting plot A wealthy Nigerian politician and his family plotted to bring a street trader from Nigeria to Britain and pay him a few thousand pounds to donate his kidney for a transplant for his ill daughter, a British prosecutor told a London court on Monday.
Wales Online · Feb 6, 2023 Vulnerable patient 'spent night at bus stop' in hospital blunder The elderly person was discharged at 10pm and stranded in the middle of nowhere
Evening Standard · Feb 6, 2023 The Standard View: The only alternative to NHS negotiations is more disruption and cancelled operations Nurses and ambulance staff are walking out today in what the NHS is calling the largest round of industrial action in its history. And the impact on patient care is unavoidable.
The Independent UK · Feb 6, 2023 Nigerian senator ‘flew poor street trader to UK in organ-harvesting plot’ Ike Ekweremadu, a senior senator in the Nigerian Parliament, and his wife were ‘significant figures’ in Nigerian society, the court was told.
Wales Online · Feb 6, 2023 Nurses in biggest-ever NHS strike say 'we're on our knees' 'We’re run off our feet 24/7, breaking our backs doing the jobs of three people'
Evening Standard · Feb 6, 2023 NHS strikes: Three options to avoid calling 999 during ambulance and nurse walkouts There are options to avoid calling 999 or going to accident and emergency.
Manchester Evening News · Feb 6, 2023 Formerly 'inadequate' nursery feels vindicated after positive Ofsted inspection Langtree Hall Day Nursery has been given an Ofsted rating of 'Good' after a previous inspection dubbed them 'Inadequate'
Liverpool Echo · Feb 6, 2023 'Awful' care homes where people have to wait to go to toilet One Liverpool care worker has spoken out about conditions
Manchester Evening News · Feb 6, 2023 'If we fail, the NHS will fail' - the people on less than supermarket wages who could be the NHS' downfall SPECIAL REPORT: “If you want to fix the NHS, you have to fix social care”, Helena Vesty finds out why social care is falling apart and speaks to those trying to save it
Manchester Evening News · Feb 6, 2023 'My son didn't go to school for years. His case is the tip of an iceberg' Agreement seals end to transport wrangle over boy's education