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Disabled woman buying tent and log burner for garden so she can escape mouldy bungalow

Donna Chatterley said the mould problem at her Lincolnshire home has spread through the house where she currently sleeps on the sofa and is now considering moving into a tent

Daily Mirror

‘It makes them feel better’: skin and haircare regime a hit for ICU patients

Covid prompted Ginny Wanjiro at St Thomas’ to get funding for scheme reflecting the diversity of Lambeth

The Guardian - UK

‘Can you come with me, mammy?’ - Mother recalls son's heartbreaking last words

Dublin mother Maria Fynes has relived her heartbreaking last moments with her son before she lost him to a rare and excruciating skin condition that left him in agony

Daily Mirror

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More than 1,000 families could have cases relevant to Nottingham maternity review

Maternity services run by NUH are currently rated 'inadequate'

Nottingham Post

Northern Ireland mums call for improved maternity and perinatal services

"Some women have felt that they haven't been listened to and have felt judged"

Belfast Live

My US hellscape or broken Britain: where would you rather seek healthcare?

It’s insurance renewal time again – when I discuss cover in New York, hear tales of NHS woe in the UK, and wonder which is worse, says Guardian columnist Emma Brockes

The Guardian - UK

Glasgow 'legend' remembered by heartbroken friends and family after sudden death

Thousands of pound have been raised in memory of 28-year-old Martin McIntosh who passed away last Thursday.

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Three remain in custody after baby deaths

Two men and a woman are still being held by police following the discovery of the bodies of two infants at a property in Bridgend, South Wales

The Independent UK

More than a third of Britons would donate blood if they were paid to do so

A new YouGov survey reveals that only seven per cent of Britons currently donate blood

The Independent UK

Premature Scots baby born weighing less than bag of sugar turns on Christmas lights at hospital

Hector Tully was born at just 23 weeks weighing less than a bag of sugar.

Daily Record

The Standard View: Our Christmas appeal is raising funds for children in London and across the country

The donations keep coming. Today, The Childhood Trust has become the second charity to join us in raising and allocating funds, as it contributes £500,000 to our On the Breadline appeal, taking the total after just one week to an incredible £2.5 million.

Evening Standard

Parents hit by bills crisis making ‘impossible choices between nappies and food’, charity warns

On The Breadline: ‘My daughter is having to deal with things way beyond her age. It breaks my heart,’ one mother tells campaigns editor David Cohen

The Independent UK

On The Breadline: ‘What my little girl is having to deal with breaks my heart’

A mother’s plight is reflected in cases across London. But one charity stands out as a beacon of hope. David Cohen reports

Evening Standard

On the Breadline: £500,000 boost from charity takes our cost of living appeal to £2.5m mark

‘We hoped things would improve after lockdown. But they are getting worse’

Evening Standard

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Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh nursery worker 'grabbed and flung' two-year-old in front of his mother

Marie Gilmour has been given a 12-month warning notice on her registration following a decision made by the Scottish Social Services Council that note she "flung" as well as "dragged" the child

Daily Record

Lanarkshire mum battling for dedicated baby loss units takes battle to Westminster

WATCH: Louise Caldwell heads to Westminster to fight for her cause

The Independent UK

‘Cor!’: Butler in the buff gets care home residents’ hearts racing

Care UK’s Kingsleigh in Woking, Surrey, welcomed back the residents’ ‘favourite’ butler, Alesssandro, for its cocktail party.

The Guardian - UK

‘What are people meant to do?’: widower fights for change to UK parental leave law

Aaron Horsey, whose wife died in childbirth, had no automatic right to leave despite being baby’s sole carer

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The Philadelphia Inquirer

How to put on a tourniquet and stop someone from bleeding to death

PHILADELPHIA — It doesn't take a health professional to save the life of someone bleeding heavily from a gunshot wound or other traumatic injury. Any bystander can undertake a series of crucial first steps until an expert reaches the scene.

Daily Record

Terminally ill Scots are 'dying in pain' due to 'inadequate' out-of-hours services

New research has found there were more than 130,000 visits to A&E in Scotland by terminally ill people in 2020.

Wales Online

Welsh health board to recruit 550 nurses this year - mostly from overseas

Current nurses working in Swansea Bay are leaving at a higher rate than normal

Wales Online

Council announces £60 million plans for care homes in RCT

It will involve creating extra care accommodation and dementia beds, closing three care homes, keeping five open and providing a care facility for adults with learning disabilities

The Conversation

England's early years educators are underpaid and undervalued – only government investment can improve this

Early education and care for children aged from birth to five in England is at a critical point.

Edinburgh Live

Terminally ill Scottish patients 'dying in pain' due to lack of out-of-hours care

New research found that out-of-hours care is often "inadequate and fragmented" and that many patients are resorting to attending at emergency departments when care in the community is not available.

Daily Record

Care for terminally ill people in Scotland is inadequate and fragmented, study says

End of life charity Marie Curie found out-of-hours care to be 'inadequate and fragmented', as many patients are forced to attend emergency departments when care is unavailable

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