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‘So hacked off’: as election nears, New Zealanders despair at the main parties – and Opportunity knocks

National and Labour have passed government back and forth for years but many voters are no longer content with politics as usual

The Guardian - AU

Urgent appeal for blood donors as ‘triple whammy’ of factors lead to low UK reserve

The UK’s heatwaves have majorly impacted blood donation, experts say

The Independent UK

Year of after-school care now costs £2,800 a child in parts of UK

Bills have jumped 42% in England over the past 10 years – and that excludes the cost of breakfast clubs and extracurricular activities

The Guardian - UK

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'I'm meant to be dead': a terminally ill man's epic walk for life

'I think it'll be a walk, bike ride and crawl.'

Newcastle Herald

'Denying problems exist': concerns on aged care package

A federal aged care program has been labelled a "public policy failure" as the government denies issues exist, a former inspector general says.

AAP

Norwegian King Harald's health has 'deteriorated': palace

OSLO - The health of Norway's 89-year-old King Harald V, in hospital due to complications from a blood condition, has "deteriorated" over the weekend, a statement from the palace said Sunday.

Bangkok Post

Mobility tests can offer insights, but they aren't a crystal ball

Strength and mobility tests are often touted as measurements of healthy aging and even predictors of longevity, but they’re no crystal ball

The Independent UK

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Revealed: Shocking 15-year life expectancy gap across London - what it is in your area?

Figures suggest a 15-year life expectancy gap between neighbourhoods across the capital

Evening Standard

Woman born without uterus breaks down as she raises £20,000 for transplant after spending nearly £50,000 on IVF, surrogate and miscarriage: 'We don't want to stop fighting yet'

A 28-year-old woman born without a uterus is raising £20,000 for embryo creation and testing as she hopes to qualify for a uterus transplant. Molly Eagles and fiancé Matt Crowe have spent nearly £50,000 on IVF and surrogacy, including two embryo transfers and a miscarriage. She says they refuse to…

The Times of India

France backs down on plan to make patients pay more for healthcare

The French government has scrapped plans to double the annual ceiling on out-of-pocket charges for medicines, medical appointments and other healthcare, after criticism from patient groups and health professionals. The cap was due to rise from €100 to €200, but the government will instead pursue a smaller increase linked to…

Radio France Internationale

World’s oldest person celebrates ‘lovely’ 117th birthday after meeting King

Ethel Caterham, who lives at Hallmark Lakeview Care Home in Lightwater, Surrey, is spending her birthday on Friday with family and friends

Evening Standard

Six key questions raised by Harry and Meghan’s return to the UK

Where will they live, who will pay for their security - and is Meghan going back to acting?

Evening Standard

Do not cut benefits for disabled young people, dozens of UK charities urge ministers

More than 40 charities write to Pat McFadden and review head Alan Milburn over fears of stricter eligibility rules

The Guardian - UK

'I'm not as agile': the algorithm that's delaying care for the elderly

Helen Parkinson wants to stay home, but a computer says no.

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The Guardian - UK

Swedish MP intervenes in ‘damaging’ Brexit row over elderly Britons ordered to leave

Migration minister asked how he intends to stop deportations of people ‘who had lived in Sweden for decades’

The Guardian - UK

Contemplating death helps us to really value life

Letters: Say the thing, mend the relationship, share the story – and then get on with living, says end-of-life doula Rebecca Jo-Rushdy, while Jane Andrew thinks EM Forster said it best

Newslaundry

PM CARES spent just Rs 88 lakh of its Rs 8,452 crore in 2024-25, put 93% in FD

Rs 20,000 annually to every school-going child orphaned by the COVID-19 pandemic — this was one of the major promises made by the Union government as part of the PM CARES Fund. But in the financial year 2024-2025, only a mere Rs 88 lakh was released for this purpose. The…

The Times of India

‘I cannot walk, I use two crutches’: 85-year-old Rochford man ‘close to a breakdown’ after council orders removal of £2,200 driveway built on grass verge

An 85-year-old Rochford man is facing the threat of legal action after being ordered to remove a £2,200 block-paved driveway he built on a grass verge outside his home. David Siggins, who uses two crutches and has COPD, says he was given permission to build it but has now been…

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The Guardian - UK

The five-year plans that turned into lifetimes: Windrush elders’ stories ‘open door’ for young people

Collecting first-hand accounts of older generation’s struggles is opportunity for Hackney’s children, says leader of pioneering project

Radio France Internationale

Law on assisted dying wins constitutional approval in France

France's Constitutional Council on Friday approved a law creating a right to assisted dying, removing the last major legal obstacle before the measure can be enacted and implemented.

Marie Claire

Trust Me, I'm a Longevity Expert—Joyspan Is the Wellness Buzzword to Pay Attention to This Year

All you need is joy.

Kiplinger

5 Surprising Ways Aging in Place Can Save You Thousands in Retirement

Beyond skipping assisted living fees, staying in your long-time home cuts everyday costs. Here are five unexpected ways aging in place saves you money.

Evening Standard

Corridor care figures remain above 3,000 a day for July amid NHS ‘summer surge’

Health officials said there has been a record 2.5 million A&E attendances last month amid two heatwaves.

The Guardian - UK

What end-of-life experts know about living well: love your wrinkles, celebrate birthdays and don’t obsess over work

How can our understanding of mortality shape the way we live? Palliative care doctors and death doulas share the lessons they have learned

The Independent UK

Results Day: Number of school leavers accepted on degree courses reaches record high

Results day comes amid a crisis in the number of young people not in education, employment or training

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