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Third of public back assisted dying law only with more palliative funding – poll

The Bill is back in the House of Commons on Friday.

Evening Standard

National Trust sees record surge in new young members exploring Britain’s history and nature

Stourhead, Calke Abbey and Attingham Park were the three most popular sites visited by young members

The Independent UK

I’ve always supported my dysfunctional siblings, but I’ve had enough. How can I divorce myself?

You feel guilty because you’ve done ‘better’ in life, but you can’t rescue them. Listen to your resentment and learn to let go

The Guardian - UK

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Could this radical idea transform social care in the UK?

Letters: Readers respond to Paul Sagar’s article suggesting a ‘Care First’ year for students in exchange for 50% off university fees

The Guardian - UK

29 Seniors From Brazilian Nursing Homes Share Touching Glimpses Of Who They Were Years Ago

A heartwarming trend from Brazil has been gaining attention on Instagram, offering a touching reminder that every older face belongs to someone with a lifetime of stories and experiences behind it. Two Brazilian senior residences, Villaggio Bella Prosa in São Paulo and Girassol Pousada Geriátrica in Recife, have been sharing…

Bored Panda

Chat to strangers and let your kids be bored: how to embrace a ‘slow September’ – and enjoy life more

The pressure to self-optimise at the start of the new school year can lead to disappointment and burnout. Instead, here are seven ways to slow things down and reap the benefits

The Guardian - UK

Assisted dying Bill MP ‘confident’ Commons will vote yes despite PM abstaining

The legislation is back in Parliament after running out of time earlier this year.

Evening Standard

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New law prioritising UK medical graduates leads to boost in homegrown doctors

Analysis of NHS data found a change in the law in March has achieved its aim of prioritising medics trained in the NHS over those who trained overseas

The Independent UK

'You saw nothing': aged care nurse assaulted six patients in Hunter dementia ward

The 22-year-old twisted the genitals and nipples of elderly residents.

Newcastle Herald

Older People Surpass The Young In The World For The First Time In History: Report

There are now more seniors in the world than young children. The world will only get grayer as more time goes by, according to a U.S. Census Bureau report.

International Business Times

Half of nurses giving end-of-life care in corridors as NHS staffing crisis laid bare

A practitioner recalled resuscitation being attempted on a terminally ill cancer patient who ultimately passed away on a bathroom floor

The Independent UK

Assisted dying, palliative care and patient choice

Letters: Readers respond to an article by Dr Zubir Ahmed, who argued that better palliative care should be prioritised before assisted dying is legalised

The Guardian - UK

We must do more to save care leavers’ lives

Letters: Readers respond to a report on the tragic consequences of the ‘care cliff’, when vital support is taken away at age 18

The Guardian - UK

Meet Crown Princess Ingrid Alexandra: The 22-year-old Norway’s first adult heir as King Haakon takes oath, could become first reigning queen in over 600 years since Queen Margaret

Crown Princess Ingrid Alexandra, 22, has stepped into a historic new role as heir to Norway’s throne following King Haakon’s accession. As Haakon takes his constitutional oath, Ingrid Alexandra becomes the country’s first adult heir at the time of succession in modern history. If she becomes monarch, she could be…

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Norway's New Queen Is Forced to Miss Husband King Haakon's Swearing-In Ceremony After Doctor Confirms "Complications" From Lung Transplant

Queen Mette-Marit is being "observed throughout the day" as Norway continues to mourn the loss of King Harald.

The Guardian - UK

Norway’s new king swears oath of allegiance with daughter at his side

Haakon VIII promises to uphold 1814 constitution but his queen misses ceremony because of post-surgery ‘complications’

The Guardian - UK

Gaps in NHS end-of-life care ‘denying ill children chance to die at home’

Campaigners say some care boards in England flouting their legal duty, resulting in ‘cruel’ postcode lottery

The Times of India

A four-month-old baby was buried without a marker in 1906; 120 years later her cemetery finally gave her a headstone

In 1906, a 4-month-old baby named ‘Maytie Raker’ became the first person to be buried at Inglewood Park Cemetery in California. Her death came at the beginning of the cemetery's long history, yet for the next 120 years, there was no marker to identify where she lay. Generations passed without…

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Latin Times

The Barbería Knows: How to Spot a Well-Done Hair Transplant in Turkey

This article looks at what that insider vantage point reveals: how barbers judge the quality of a transplant, what happens in the chair during the awkward growth months, and why the conversation around hair restoration, including procedures like hair transplant in Turkey, is shifting inside barbershops themselves.

AAP

More patients stranded as bed-block crisis worsens

A state health minister says the Commonwealth is attempting to shift its responsibility for aged care, with ballooning numbers of patients stranded in hospital.

International Business Times UK

'It's a Fairy Tale': €50M Euromillions Winners Have Quietly Transformed Their French Town for 17 Years

A French family used their €50 million EuroMillions win to support their hometown for 17 years, funding projects like nursing home debt clearance and school renovations, while remaining anonymous.

Medical Daily

Americans Are Flying to Europe for IVF as the Cost of One Cycle at Home Tops $29,000

One US IVF cycle now tops $29,000, and Americans at European clinics rose 37% last year. What the price gap does and does not buy.

The Times of India

Italy population to shrink by nearly 4 million by 2050 as ageing accelerates: Report

Italy's population is projected to significantly decrease by 2050. Birth rates remain low, while the elderly population is expected to grow. This demographic shift will create new economic and welfare system challenges. Southern regions anticipate the most substantial population losses across the country. Immigration has previously helped stabilize the population…

The Independent UK

Federal Pell grant expansion offers a lifeline for students in short-term job training programs

Pell grants, which generally do not have to be repaid, are a key to affording higher education for many lower-income students

The Guardian - UK

I’m giving birth as a battle rages over maternity care in Ireland. We shouldn’t have to pay to feel safe

An unfair two-tier system is, at last, giving way to universal state care. But private interests and highly paid doctors are resisting, says journalist Caelainn Hogan

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