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Strep A: Four-year-old Camilla Rose Burns off ventilator but still fighting infection

Camila Rose Burns, four, remains intensive care while her organs recover

The Independent UK · Dec 7, 2022

Will Self: There is a surprising joy hidden within London’s glorious, historic churches

I have a confession to make: while not being a Catholic — or even a practicing Anglican — I’m a regular attendee at evensong church services. In this, I’m my late mother’s son: she was an agnostic like me, but always used to say she found great solace and aesthetic…

Evening Standard · Dec 7, 2022

Religious leaders in UK throw support behind our cost of living campaign

On the Breadline: Chief rabbi calls on people to ‘dig deep’ to support our campaign

The Independent UK · Dec 7, 2022

Mum's Strep A warning signs after doctor diagnoses symptoms as tonsillitis

A mum of two has warned parents of the signs to look out for

Nottingham Post · Dec 7, 2022

Queen Camilla highlights domestic abuse survivors as Good Housekeeping cover star

The Queen Consort recalls survivors’ stories that ‘still haunt’ her

The Independent UK · Dec 7, 2022

Queensland health minister defends patient wait times at emergency departments amid worst figures in years

Only 68 per cent of Queensland public hospital emergency department patients were seen within the recommended times last financial year, new data shows.

ABC News · Dec 7, 2022

Desperate dad took five-year-old daughter to hospital THREE times before she died of Strep A

Stella-Lily McCorkindale, is the ninth child to die from Strep A in recent weeks

Manchester Evening News · Dec 6, 2022

Desperate dad brought daughter, 5, to hospital three times before she died of Strep A

Stella-Lily McCorkindale, five, is the ninth child to die from Strep A in recent weeks as the deadly outbreak has left parents across the country worried for their children

Daily Mirror · Dec 6, 2022

'Tears of joy' as families heard in Nottingham maternity review that will last 18 months

Donna Ockenden said the review was for the bereaved families 'who had to fight to be heard over many years'. NUH maternity services remain rated as 'inadequate'

Nottingham Post · Dec 6, 2022

'A life changing experience': how adult literacy programs can keep First Nations people out of the criminal justice system

Despite years of discussion and countless reviews, the incarceration rate of First Nations adults continues to increase in Australia. The federal government has said it will address this via “justice reinvestment”. That means funding programs that keep people out of the justice system.

The Conversation · Dec 6, 2022