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OPINION - British and want to live with your foreign spouse? Don't be poor, or even middle-income

As of next spring, only well-off Britons will be able to marry a foreigner and live with them in the UK. Amid the announcements on skilled migrants and care workers, the home secretary yesterday slipped in something that astonished even experienced immigration watchers: that the minimum income requirement for British citizens…

Evening Standard

‘Cash-for-kidney’ scam: Health Ministry orders probe against Apollo Hospitals

Cash-for-kidney’ scam: The Health Ministry’s National Organ and Tissue Transplantation Organisation (NOTTO) has initiated an inquiry into allegations of cash-for-kidney scam against Indraprastha Apollo Hospital, said sources in the Ministry

The Hindu

The days of grandparent childcare are numbered as millennials feel 'frustrated' with parents too busy to look after grandkids (and it's bad news for nursery costs)

Busy grandparents are adding to millennials' childcare concerns - and apparently it's a 'common struggle'

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Sunak on ‘wrong side of history’ over infected blood scandal, says charity

Chair of Haemophilia Society says government stance is ‘huge error’ and hails Commons defeat as ‘victory for democracy’

The Guardian - UK

Tories told tough migrant healthcare worker rules will be 'utter disaster'

THE UK Government has set out plans to dramatically reduce the level of legal immigration – in the face of warnings they risk hammering the…

The National (Scotland)

Neglect, deflect, then scapegoat those you’ve exploited: that’s what passes for UK immigration policy

The frenzied debate about ‘record levels’ of net migration ignores the true cause of it all, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

The Guardian - UK

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Succour for the bedridden, delivered home

P. Shobhana, a native of Kannur, dedicates her life to palliative care, spending her days by the side of bedridden patients. She and her brother formed a trust, Sanjeevani Santhvanaveedu, to ensure no one goes without care and medical help.

The Hindu

US prison deaths soared by 77% during height of Covid-19 crisis, study finds

Analysis of in-custody deaths show mortality rates were more than three times the increase in general population in 2020

The Guardian - US

Health secretary talks of ‘new relationship’ with striking junior doctors

In markedly different tone from her predecessor, Victoria Atkins tells of her ‘respect’ for junior doctors

The Guardian - UK

Supreme Court to examine plea for transparency in birth records

SC issues notice in plea seeking effective implementation of RBD Act, 1969. Petition seeks to ensure right of every child to register birth & access to crucial information on registered births. SC had directed setting up of centralised database for civil registration records. Petition urges SC to direct govt to…

The Hindu

Amid ICU bed shortage, care-at-home services gaining ground

Care-at-home services in India offer many advantages, such as shorter hospital stays, lower costs, and enabling patients to receive treatment in the comfort of their homes surrounded by family. With the help of technologies such as ‘Tele-ICU’, these services are now accessible in smaller cities and remote areas, and are…

The Hindu

Remembering the kindness and generosity of Terry Venables

Letters: Readers on their recollections of the late football player and England manager

The Guardian - UK

Woman, 70, gives birth to twins via IVF treatment three years after last baby

Safina Namukwaya became one of the oldest women to give birth when she delivered girl and boy at Women’s Hospital International and Fertility Centre in Uganda

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70-year-old Ugandan woman gives birth to twins via IVF

Safina Namukwaya has become Africa's oldest mother at the age of 70

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on Matt Hancock at the Covid inquiry: a loss of dignity

Editorial: If the former health secretary wants to avoid being the fall guy for Britain’s pandemic failures, he should stop the constant overclaiming

The Hindu

Centre trying to snatch Kerala’s gains in health sector: Pinarayi

CM Vijayan accuses Centre of trying to steal credit for Kerala's health sector gains. He says Centre wants to rebrand State's PHCs as 'Ayushman Arogya Mandir'. Kerala has one PHC sub-centre for 1,919 people, one PHC for 12,844 people, one CHC for 47,155 people. State spends ₹10,000 cr annually on…

The Hindu

A first, State to host Transplant Games

Celebrate life: Kerala to host Transplant Games, a sporting event for organ recipients & donors, to spread message of organ donation & showcase success of transplantation. Event to bond recipients & donors, honour courage & selflessness of all involved.

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Life Expectancy For Hispanics in U.S. Increases to Reach 80 Years

The figure is above the national average and is higher than all other ethnicities except for Asian Americans

AAP

Workload relief for midwives in patient ratio reforms

Midwives working in Queensland public hospitals will soon operate under patient ratios after the state's health minister tabled reforms to parliament.

The Guardian - UK

NHS ‘unethical’ in recruiting nurses from short-staffed countries

Hiring from ‘red-list’ nations risks destabilising healthcare overseas, warns Royal College of Nursing

The Independent UK

Number of nurses registered in UK hits record high

Some 748,528 nurses are now registered to work in the UK.

The Guardian - UK

Councils say they are ‘held to ransom’ by private providers of children’s care

One child cost a local authority £63,000 a week and the number of placements has shot up to more than 1,500 from 120 five years ago

Zenger

Woman Celebrates 101st Birthday With A Hunky Butler

A great-grandmother received a 101st birthday treat to remember when a naked butler surprised her at her nursing home.

The Hindu

Supreme Court okays Centre’s proposal to grant Delhi Chief Secretary six months’ extension of service

The Supreme Court upheld the Centre’s proposal to give a six-month extension of service to Delhi Chief Secretary Naresh Kumar a day before he was due to retire on November 30

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