INSANE: 12 | Vintage Vibes

Former NHS chief says change of prime minister will not cause disruption

Other recipients included Anne Reid CBE, Katherine Sciver-Brunt OBE and Georgia Stanway MBE.

Evening Standard · Jun 23

Two men arrested in relation to hospital mortuary practices in Nottingham

Arrests are part of Operation Perth investigation into failures in NHS trust’s maternity services

The Guardian - UK · Jun 22

Nottingham baby inquiry: Two arrested in connection with hospital mortuary

Nottinghamshire Police said on Monday that two men had been arrested ‘in connection with operating practices in the mortuary service’

The Independent UK · Jun 22

France grants reparations to children uprooted from Réunion Island

Paris has approved a law granting reparations to more than 2,000 children from Réunion Island who were sent to mainland France between 1962 and 1984 – acknowledging the state's responsibility for a policy that separated families, uprooted minors and left lasting trauma.

Radio France Internationale · Jun 17

Shopping for Long-Term Care Insurance at Age 50, 55, 60 and 65? What You Need to Know

Long-term care insurance can help offset one of the biggest financial blind spots in retirement. But timing and strategy are everything.

Kiplinger · Jun 17

Norway’s Crown Princess Mette-Marit undergoes successful lung transplant in Oslo

It comes amid a challenging time for Norway’s royal family

The Independent UK · Jun 17

Doctor reported birthkeeper to police the day Melbourne wellness influencer died following freebirth

Inquest hears clinician was not legally required to report to police but was concerned about public health and safety

The Guardian - AU · Jun 17

Thais spend nearly 7 years living with illness, disability

Thais are expected to spend an average of 6.9 years living with illness or disability in later life, highlighting growing pressure on healthcare services and long-term care systems, according to the Thai Health Report 2026.

Bangkok Post · Jun 16

‘You can’t die here’: Why this French coastal town issued a bizarre death ban rule that stunned the world

The idea sounds like something lifted from satire rather than municipal policy. Yet for years, a handful of French towns became known for issuing decrees that appeared to forbid residents from dying within their boundaries. The orders attracted international attention because of their obvious impossibility. Death, after all, does not…

The Times of India · Jun 16

The Guardian view on the global baby bust: people are having fewer children – even where they say they want more

Editorial: Indian fertility has fallen below the rate required for population stability, in further evidence of the unexpectedly rapid decline in births internationally

The Guardian - UK · Jun 16