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Forthright president of the Royal College of Nursing who later became a government adviser

Only 941 of 29,000 exploited migrant workers reported finding new employer through multimillion-pound scheme

The number of newborns in Japan fell below 700,000 for the first time since records began in 1899, according to government data, as younger people are reluctant to marry and raise children due to economic concern and a society that still adds extra burden only on women

Vietnam has scrapped its long-standing two-child policy as birth rates fall and its population ages

Inquiry into Nottingham university hospitals NHS trust follows deaths and serious injuries related to maternity care

While half of people over 50 are being pushed out of their jobs, regulation changes are making people work longer

IN FOCUS: It’s widely believed that two-parent families with a male role model are the gold standard – but it’s not always the case, says single mum of two, Charlotte Cripps

Nobody's pretending it's easy.

People find relocating to Japan worth the effort, as long as you can jump through those administrative hoops and be open to a flexible view of “retirement.”