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Junior doctors to stage fresh 72-hour strike in long-running pay dispute

Junior doctors will take 72 hours of strike action from 7am on June 14 after the Government's five percent pay increase was branded an insult

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Bill to link death and birth register with electoral rolls in next session of Parliament: Amit Shah

A Bill to link birth and death register with electoral rolls will be introduced in the next Parliament session

The Hindu

Warning to one million carers missing out on £2,500 a year from DWP

Claimants must first be 16 or over and spend at least 35 hours a week caring for someone who receives means-tested benefits such as PIP, DLA and Attendance Allowance

Liverpool Echo

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'Extraordinary' Consett campaigner heading for Naples to share extraordinary disability story

Campaigner Paul James is of to sunnier climes to highlight the importance of inclusion to those with disabilities

Chronicle Live

725,000 people left California in 2020. Which states did they move to?

The most common destinations for California migrants were Texas, Arizona, and Nevada.

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The little boy making a difference to those in hospice care one sunflower at a time

Ethan Howarth, four, came home from school with a sunflower and has since planted over 200 to raise vital funds

Manchester Evening News

Junior doctors offered largest pay rise in 20 years

JUNIOR doctors in Scotland have been offered a 14.5 per cent pay rise over the two-year period 2022-24, following negotiations with BMA Scotland.

The National (Scotland)

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Watchdog chastises NSW police on mental health approach

The NSW Police Force should urgently increase training for officers so they can better help people in a mental health crisis, the watchdog says.

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West Lothian man is on a high after scaling Ben Nevis to remember beloved gran

Sean Moran joined 23 friends to raise money for Marie Curie

Daily Record

Lucy Letby: what jury has heard from nurse on trial

The former neonatal nurse accused of murdering infants in her care has told a jury she is being targeted by a “gang of four” consultants and that she has “not attacked any children”.

The Week

'Depressing' care home's garden was strewn with old dog faeces, inspectors found

Thornton House Residential Home in Childer Thornton, near Ellesmere Port in Cheshire, was rated 'inadequate' and has been placed in special measures

Manchester Evening News

Australia's first uterus transplant recipient Kirsty Bryant is pregnant just weeks after surgery

When Kirsty Bryant received a uterus transplant in January — after her mother donated hers — she did not expect to fall pregnant so soon, with her new baby now growing in the same womb that carried her.

ABC News

Almshouse residents may live up to two and a half years longer, study finds

Co-author says UK’s oldest form of social housing could be part of solution to care crisis

The Guardian - UK

Woman who put tiredness down to busy life spent a month on life support

A woman who put feeling unwell down to just being tired from her busy life, found herself in an intensive care unit and on a life support machine earlier this year. Tara Joanna Hamer lived a very active lifestyle, going to the gym, working for the NH

Bristol Post

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Top cop says watching Taser bodycam will taint inquiry

NSW Police Commissioner Karen Webb says viewing footage of an elderly woman being Tasered could affect her impartiality and taint the investigation.

ABC News

Mount Gambier In Home Hospice Care calls for ongoing funding for palliative program

The support Satch Niemec received as he succumbed to a terminal diagnosis was an "absolute boon" for him and his wife Jude. But the service is struggling without government support.

Bangkok Post

The baby bonus just does not work any more

I was one of five children -- not seen as a particularly big family in Newfoundland at the time -- and there was one year when we allegedly beat Guatemala to have the highest birth rate in the world. (That's probably not true, but people were proud of it anyway.)

The New Daily

Priest gives sad update about tasered great-grandmother

A mass has been held by the bedside of 95-year-old Clare Nowland, who was tasered by a police officer, as she receives end-of-life care.

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Family of elderly woman handcuffed by police at Sydney nursing home wants more accountability

The daughter of a woman with dementia who was handcuffed in a Sydney aged care home is demanding more accountability from police over instances of force being used against residents.

The Hindu

At Governor’s event, war veteran raises issue about poor access to hospitals under ECHS

Air Vice-Marshal and war veteran S. Swaminathan raised the issue of poor access to medical treatment under the Ex-servicemen Contributory Health Scheme at an event organised by Tamil Nadu Governor R N Ravi at Raj Bhavan here on Sunday.

Daily Mirror

Missing Brit gran who vanished on holiday with husband found dead in Greece

Susan Hart and her Swiss husband Ed had been visiting the island of Kalymnos, in the Aegean sea, when she vanished without a trace leaving the family fearing the worst

Chronicle Live

Six Northumberland private gardens to open this summer to raise money for charity

Six private gardens will open for one day only in aid of HospiceCare North Northumberland

The Independent UK

Six NSW police officers used two sets of handcuffs on a distressed 81-year-old dementia patient

Daughter of the woman says ‘police have learned nothing’

The Guardian - UK

Nurses in England offered ‘golden hellos’ as trusts try to ease staff crisis

Staff are being promised up to £4,500 to take up – and stay in – hard-to-fill jobs

ABC News

The ACT's proposed voluntary assisted dying laws have yet to be introduced, but could be the most liberal in the country

The ACT government is expected to introduce laws allowing voluntary assisted dying by the end of this year. For those like Kath Dyason, who has a terminal illness, it can't come soon enough.

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