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Why care leavers have no safety net when they graduate from university

People who have spent time in state care as children are far less likely to go to university than their peers who have not been in care.

The Conversation

Former chief of scandal-hit nursing regulator said ‘whistleblower could take a running jump’

Exclusive: Nursing watchdog’s chair faces allegations he did not act on ‘disrespectful’ comments by his chief executive

The Independent UK

Thinking About Unretiring in 2025? Here’s What You Need To Know

Unretiring is a growing trend, with 37.5% of workers age 55+ employed as of 2024. Here's what's driving the return to work. Are you thinking about unretiring?

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Don't worry if you've messed up your A-Levels: history shows there's more to life

A look at the past shows exam results aren’t everything, as Vivienne Westwood, Richard Burton and Mary Anning well knew

Evening Standard

‘I don’t want to clip my wings again’ - first time grandmother fears being tied down by grandchild

A woman told she's about to become a grandmother divided the internet by saying she didn't want to be tied down to childcare having already done it once - does she have a point?

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Australia’s definition of death preventing use of latest organ transplant technology

Exclusive: Mark Dreyfus cites strong support from states and territories to update human tissue laws last reviewed almost 50 years ago

The Guardian - AU

Scientists find humans age dramatically in two bursts – at 44, then 60

US findings suggesting ageing is not a slow and steady process could explain spikes in health issues at certain ages

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Forget plasma infusions – the secrets of longevity are much more simple and fun

While tech bros pour money into cryopreservation, centenarians have a very different story to tell, writes Arwa Mahdawi

The Guardian - UK

Building a new life: when great business means great care

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The Independent UK

'I never thought I'd have a baby' Mum shares emotional adoption journey - that took her to Nepal

Louise Timmins, 49, had a long journey to motherhood

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Fears for mothers and babies amid rural health crisis

The NSW rural health system is facing a deepening crisis, with an inquiry finding little has improved since a damning 2022 report exposed serious flaws.

AAP

Fundraisers 'face torrent of hate and threats' after raising thousands to replace care worker's car torched in riots

Good deed turned to nightmare for colleagues of riot victim after success of their fundraiser to help him

Evening Standard

Gen Z want marriage and kids as surprising study reveals they prioritise traditional life goals

Gen Z are shunning travelling and gap years, and millennials dream of having their own driveway. New study reveals the surprising life choices younger generations choose.

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Demand for assisted dying grows, but barriers remain

A growing number of terminally ill Australians are choosing voluntary assisted dying, but legal hurdles have made access difficult.

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The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on post-16 qualifications: the switch to T-levels has been botched

Editorial: Colleges have been placed in an impossible position. Bridget Phillipson should heed their concerns

The Guardian - UK

Finding someone to look after our toddler all day and night is a big ask

The kids would be OK, but would our friend ever forgive us? By Séamas O’Reilly

AAP

Surgery waitlists still long, despite faster treatment

New Queensland health data reveals that most elective surgery patients are being treated in the recommended timeframe, despite an ongoing backlog.

The Guardian - UK

UK has once-in-a-generation chance to allow assisted dying, says Labour peer

Lord Falconer reveals that Keir Starmer will not block Commons vote on giving terminally ill people choice of ending their lives

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Birthrates are plummeting worldwide. Can governments turn the tide?

Nations are deploying baby bonuses, subsidised childcare and parental leave to try to reverse a rapidly declining fertility rate – largely to no avail

The Guardian - UK

Surgeon suspended for sexual harassment at Oxford Transplant Centre

Medical tribunal suspends James Gilbert for eight months for the ‘serious misconduct’ it uncovered

Kiplinger

What’s the Best Age to Buy Long-Term-Care Insurance?

Understandably, you don't want to pay for too long or pay too much, so here's what to consider when you're deciding when to buy long-term care insurance.

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If You Are Having A Bad Day, These 50 Wholesome Posts May Cheer You Up

The “Wholesome Way To Start The Day” Instagram page is dedicated to wholesome memes to cheer you up. The post If You Are Having A Bad Day, These 50 Wholesome Posts May Cheer You Up first appeared on Bored Panda.

The Guardian - UK

The shrunken state expects families to fill the voids in health and social care. Woe betide those without children

As fewer Britons have children, more will be left to navigate our threadbare social care system and overstretched hospitals alone, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

Fit & Well

I went for a walk every day after 6pm for a month—here’s what happened

From desk job to dusky strolls, evening walks worked wonders for my mind

The Conversation

How do 4,500 people become 250? The stark reality of life on Japan’s rapidly depopulating Gotō Islands

Japan’s population crisis isn’t letting up, despite ongoing efforts by its government to boost fertility rates. According to data released in June, birth rates fell for the eighth consecutive year in 2023, reaching a record low.

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