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Japan was forced to reevaluate program that offered women more than $4,000 to move to rural areas and marry after public backlash. The post “Tone-Deaf”: Japanese Cash Incentive For City Women To Wed Rural Men Cancelled After It Backfires first appeared on Bored Panda.

Other lives: Lecturer in mental health social work at the Institute of Psychiatry in London who specialised in adoption and fostering

Careful with comparisons. A close look shows skewed figures – and a troubling picture of childhood in the Netherlands, says Netherlands-based journalist Senay Boztas

There is expected to be another drop of around 52,000 primary school-aged children in the city by 2028

SCOTLAND'S NHS is not in crisis, Health Secretary Neil Gray has said.

The first study into the Tory shake-up of childcare shows staff are overwhelmed

A national plan for fertility care could equalise Australians' access to IVF services, regardless of which state they live, an expert says.

Dina Asher-Smith finished second behind Julien Alfred in the women’s 100m, while Charlie Dobson was a shock 80-1 winner in the men’s 400m

‘Embrace whatever you’ve been given,’ the actor says

Former bosses at the Countess of Chester Hospital have also apologised to the families of victims at the inquiry into the murders by Lucy Letby

As a teenager in post-USSR Ukraine, I vividly remember visiting secondhand clothes shops. For the elderly, the biggest obstacle to accepting secondhand clothes wasn’t just the lingering smell of naphthalene – a potent chemical with a strong mothball odour used for sanitation which is hard to remove even by washing…