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Huge drop in health and social care worker visa applications could ‘destabilise’ sector, leaders warn

Applications for health and social care worker visas drop by 76 per cent year on year

The Independent UK

UK nursing regulator’s chief to step down due to ill health amid review into whistleblower concerns

Nursing and Midwifery Council faces results of a review into its culture prompted by The Independent

The Independent UK

The Denmark secret: how it became the world’s most trusting country – and why that matters

There are real benefits to a society where people feel safe enough to leave their babies and bikes on the street. How have the Danes achieved this level of faith in their fellow citizens?

The Guardian - UK

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A moment that changed me: Should I laugh or cry? When I scattered my grandmother’s ashes, I did both

She hadn’t lived in India for 50 years, but her last request was to be returned to the place of her birth. On the banks of the Ganges there were tears – but also all the chaos, hustle and humour of life

The Guardian - UK

Sylvia Gyde obituary

Other lives: Doctor and medical researcher who worked on improving public health and patient care

The Guardian - UK

Funeral held for remains of medieval man found on Hampshire beach

Remains dated to between 1450 and 1650 are laid to rest after becoming exposed in mud in 2022

The Guardian - UK

In her defiance of statistics, my longest-living cancer patient was dignified, composed and magnanimous

It was both moving and onerous that she trusted me with important decisions, and I treasure her observation that our relationship never felt transactional

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Princess Kate Is Waiting on the “Green Light from Doctors” to Return to Public Duty—But Is Still a “Driving Force” While Working from Home

She is “excited” about the latest step forward in her early childhood work, outlined in a 60-page report released today.

Marie Claire

Princess Kate is working on one project amid cancer diagnosis

It's one that's close to her heart.

Marie Claire

‘Day of shame’: Rishi Sunak offers unequivocal apology for infected blood scandal

Prime minister says successive governments failed and vows to pay whatever it takes to compensate victims

The Guardian - UK

State government offers support to Tamils living across the globe

Department of Welfare of Non-Resident Tamils (NRT) offers new initiatives & schemes for Tamil people worldwide, with registration at nrtamils.tn.gov.in.

The Hindu

‘Once you take choice away, there’s nothing left’: assisted dying edges closer in Jersey, but can they protect against a ‘duty to die’?

Hospice patient Lynne Cottignies welcomes proposals to make it legal to help eligible people end their lives. Many others have serious concerns

The Guardian - UK

No Kids to Rely On? Seven Things Solo Agers Must Do Now

If you don’t have children or a support system of close friends nearby, you face some special challenges. For peace of mind, answer these seven questions.

Kiplinger

Maternity services are failing mothers and babies, and it’s not just down to austerity

Letters: Medical professionals and women who had bad experiences themselves respond to the findings of the birth trauma report

The Guardian - UK

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Elective C-sections still have ‘huge stigma’ attached when there shouldn’t be - here’s how to confidently ask for one, according to an obstetrics expert

Women feel under pressure to give birth 'naturally,' even when it compromises safety. Some feel they're denied a C-section without good reason - and that needs to stop.

The Independent UK

Japan passes a revised law allowing joint child custody for divorced parents for the first time

Japan’s parliament has passed a revision to the country’s civil code that will allow divorced parents the option of joint child custody, a change that brings the nation in line with many other countries

The Guardian - UK

Patients in England want right to see GPs with 24 hours enshrined in NHS

Royal College of GPs says constitution guarantee would just pile on pressure given loss of 1,000 practices in past 10 years

The Conversation

Want to be buried on your own land, at sea or in a forest? A guide to unconventional send-offs

At some point, you or someone else will need to make a decision about your “send-off”.

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Nurses open beds after pay agreement with government

Nurses and midwives have suspended escalated industrial action after reaching an in-principle agreement with the Victorian government over pay and conditions.

The Hindu

Doctor at Kozhikode MCH suspended after botched surgery on four-year-old

Medical negligence at Kozhikode hospital leads to surgery on wrong body part, sparking protests and political backlash.

Evening Standard

OPINION - The Standard View: It shouldn't cost this much to start a family

The question of where babies come from can be an uncomfortable one for parents to answer. Politicians seldom do better, but they need to come up with an answer soon, before London begins to resemble a retirement community.

The Guardian - UK

How a doctor, sailor and lecturer changed Europe’s assisted dying debate

Moves to legalise euthanasia are gathering pace and public opinion in many countries is now in favour of reform

The Guardian - UK

Dutch woman, 29, granted euthanasia approval on grounds of mental suffering

Zoraya ter Beek, who has chronic depression, anxiety, trauma and unspecified personality disorder, expected to end her life soon

Evening Standard

London's birth rate tumbles 20% in a decade as cost of living crisis puts people off having children

More couples choose to delay children or not have them at all

The Guardian - UK

Katherine Gieve obituary

Other lives: Leading family lawyer driven by her feminist principles to improve the treatment of vulnerable women in court

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