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Over 330,000 excess deaths in Great Britain linked to austerity, finds study

Research comes as government signals fresh round of public spending cuts

The Guardian - UK

Liverpool professor's generous donation to ensure wife's memory lives on

"They need to be welcomed back into society and to be brought back."

Liverpool Echo

Dumfries care home could close after "serious and significant concerns" over standards of care

A bid is being made to cancel the registration of Dalawoodie House Nursing Home at Newbridge

Daily Record

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Son's 3,000 mile final trip with mum - spreading her ashes from a peanut butter jar

Andrew Greenhalgh wanted to take his mother Marie, who passed away in November 2019, to new places on one last journey

Wales Online

As India ages, keeping an eye on the elderly

With big shifts in global demographic patterns being projected, eye care service delivery is uniquely placed to help with health surveillance and planning

The Hindu

More than 1,000 people are reaching 100 or over in Scotland

THE ESTIMATED number of people aged 100 or older has passed the 1,000 mark in Scotland for the first time, according to new figures from National…

The National (Scotland)

Australia's oldest man, Frank Mawer, dies aged 110 after contracting COVID-19

Frank Mawer's son says his "remarkably stoic" dad, who spent his final months with family on the NSW South Coast, never woke up from his afternoon nap.

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Commentary: What’s at fault for lower life expectancy? Health care has less influence than individual choices.

Progressives like to point out that Americans pay more for health care yet have poorer outcomes than people in countries of similar wealth.

Chicago Tribune

Philanthropist Geraldine Cox reflects on life saving hundreds of children, hands over reins of Cambodian orphanage

Adelaide's Geraldine Cox is internationally recognised for saving hundreds of children in Cambodia over almost three decades. Now she's found the successor, ABC journalist Tracey Shelton.

ABC News

'World's hottest gran' reveals her secrets to looking so young as she celebrates birthday

Gina Stewart will turn 52 next week, but the majority of people would not even think she is anywhere near that age. But the glamourous gran already has three grand children

Daily Mirror

The future of old times in India

Near-universal social security pensions would be a good start to a radical expansion of public support for the elderly

The Hindu

Dublin musician recalls the night her street was left in ruins by German bombers

She was only a girl when her home streets were rocked by four bombs that left the North Strand in ruins

Dublin Live

Being sacked and falling in love ‘most important things to do before 40’

But ‘what’s right for one person may not suit another’, says expert

The Independent UK

Ex-etiquette: No one will take grandmother's place

Q. My grandmother died eight months ago after a very long illness. She was the rock of our family, and my grandfather was her caregiver. She’s been gone eight months, now. My grandfather has recently started to date a woman he appears to enjoy, but I’m having a hard time…

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The Guardian - AU

As Covid crippled aged care sector only 30 ADF personnel a week were sent to help

As death toll in aged care facilities hit 3,000 in 2022, the numbers of deployed Australian defence force personnel peaked at 47 a week

The Guardian - UK

Maureen Cummings obituary

Other lives: Palliative care nurse who brought solace to many patients

Irish Mirror

Dublin woman recalls night the sky lit up with German bombers as 28 died and her home streets were left in ruin

She witnessed Ireland’s own blitzkrieg by German bombers in the early hours of May 31, 1941

Liverpool Echo

Nan who served in WWII listened to 'Ferry Across The Mersey' in final days

"After what she'd done in the war, she'd been very independent"

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Aged care deaths not being scrutinised: MP

An independent MP says the federal government is not facing enough questions about the rising numbers of COVID-related deaths in aged care.

The Guardian - UK

My mother died 25 years ago and I am still not over it

Accepting your grief, no matter how long ago it happened, will make it easier to live with

Nottingham Post

'The pain never leaves you', says Nottingham mum whose baby lived for 5 hours

'Once a woman loses a child it never leaves them'

ABC News

Ken Beeton farewells man who saved him from drowning more than 70 years ago at Taree

After nearly drowning in northern NSW in the 1950s, Ken Beeton says his final farewell to his rescuer after an emotional reunion and friendship almost 70 years after that fateful day.

The Guardian - AU

Never before and never again will Australia grow like it did during Queen Elizabeth II’s reign

After a period of very slow economic and population growth, the country was transformed thanks to the post-war baby boom and migration

The Independent UK

‘The nation’s grandma gone’: Tears and tributes at Windsor Castle following Queen’s death

A sea of flowers, candles and notes filled with both grief and gratitude appeared

AAP

Govt vows 'robust' dementia care reform

The federal government is promising to reform dementia care and reward workers in the sector with higher pay.

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