Trans row nurse Sandie Peggie takes nursing union to employment tribunal The nurse says the RCN failed to support her in the NHS Fife case. Evening Standard · Sep 23
67-year-old teacher moves to Delaware to care for grandchild Rising childcare expenses are forcing many American parents to seek help from grandparents. Mary Jo Galusha retired early to care for her grandchildren in Delaware. This trend highlights a significant gap in the nation's childcare infrastructure. Grandparents often provide flexible and much-needed support for working families. Many grandparents willingly help… The Times of India · Sep 22
Where Is Meghan Markle? Prince Harry Carries Out His Third Solo UK Engagement Sans His Wife Prince Harry attended the WellChild Awards in London without Meghan Markle, as reports detailed her Oxfordshire pub visit and the couple continued their extended stay in the UK away from royal duties. International Business Times UK · Sep 22
‘Hardships never last’: Jenn Lichter’s path from Colombian orphanage to ultrarunning records Jenn Lichter’s childhood followed a difficult path. The resilience she gained helped her achieve an unbreakable ultrarunning feat this summer The Guardian - US · Sep 22
72 Things That Did Not Age Well At All (New Pics) The future is unpredictable. As much as we enjoy making plans and dreaming about what we’re going to do with our lives, those plans can be derailed at any minute. And sometimes, the unexpected makes things from the past look pretty hilarious. Here’s a list of quotes, posts, and more… Bored Panda · Sep 22
Maria Friedman on playing a 16-year-old at 66: ‘I’m loving every second of it’ INTERVIEW: The veteran actor and director speaks to Louis Chilton about her unique role in the acclaimed musical ‘Kimberly Akimbo’, the brilliance of Stephen Sondheim, and why Brits don’t take musical theatre seriously enough The Independent UK · Sep 22
When Your Parents Retire, These 10 Bills Land on You — and Two Can Cost You Your Own Retirement Your parents retire believing Social Security, Medicare, and their savings will cover the basics, but then the refrigerator dies, Dad stops driving, Mom needs help... Saving Advice · Sep 21
Baby bonus not on the cards to halt fertility freefall Deaths will outnumber births in Australia by 2066, leaving fewer young workers to sustain an ageing population as women face choosing between career and family. AAP · Sep 21
Canada’s MAiD is meant for those whose death is reasonably foreseeable. Now an 83-year-old grandmother’s family alleges she was euthanised without her consent An 83-year-old Canadian grandmother’s death under MAiD has sparked debate after her family alleged she was euthanised against her will. The case has renewed scrutiny of Canada’s assisted-dying system, while earlier research estimated MAiD could reduce annual healthcare spending by up to $138.8 million. The savings figure remains a projection. The Economic Times · Sep 21
Grandmother, 83, Died With Hands Clasped in Prayer After Family Says She Was Euthanised Against Her Will The family of Brigitte Stegemann alleges she received MAID despite objecting beforehand, disputing her capacity and final consent. No independent findings have established what happened. International Business Times UK · Sep 21
Meghan to miss Harry’s WellChild Awards ceremony Harry has been patron of WellChild – the national charity for seriously ill children and their families – since 2007. Evening Standard · Sep 21
Population Foundation urges shift from population control to informed choice, equity The Population Foundation of India has urged a shift away from population control towards informed choice, equity and demographic preparedness, as India navigates changing population trends and their wider social and economic implications. The Economic Times · Sep 21
Think Australia would be better off with less migration? The numbers tell a different story The population is ageing and we’re having fewer babies. Labor should keep that in mind as the migration debate rages The Guardian - AU · Sep 21
Pope Leo to visit a secular France at odds with Catholic views on abortion, euthanasia Pope Leo XIV on Friday begins a four-day visit to France, where the Catholic Church's views on abortion and euthanasia run counter to the values of a secular country that recently enshrined abortion in its constitution and gave final approval to a bill establishing the right to assisted dying. France 24 · Sep 21
The Guardian - AU · Sep 21 Universal early childhood education better than baby bonus to increase Australia’s birthrate, Labor says Intergenerational report predicts that in four decades’ time, more Australians will be dying than being born each year
The Independent UK · Sep 21 Pope Leo XIV in France to find a secular country at odds with Catholic teaching on life Pope Leo XIV opens a four-day visit to France this weekend that is expected to touch on church teaching about the value of all human life
International Business Times UK · Sep 20 Granddaughter Alleges 83-Year-Old Grandmother Was Euthanised Against Her Will in Ontario Brigitte Kranendonk alleges her 83-year-old grandmother did not understand or consent to MAiD at an Ontario care home. Police are investigating the circumstances of her death.
Saving Advice · Sep 20 Your Parent Can’t Manage Money Anymore — What Can an Adult Child Legally Do? The first sign may be a stack of unopened bills, an electricity shutoff notice, or a parent suddenly sending hundreds of dollars to someone they’ve...
Evening Standard · Sep 20 London borough named one of best places in UK to grow old - did your area make the list? Who needs to move to the countryside to retire? This London borough - and a number of others in London - are named great places to grow old
The Guardian - UK · Sep 18 On assisted dying, MPs grappled with a difficult bill Letters: Readers respond to the bill’s narrow defeat in the Commons earlier this month
The Economic Times · Sep 18 8th Pay Commission latest news: 8 demands from nursing staff in Chandigarh meeting The Nurses Welfare Association engaged with the 8th Pay Commission officials to present crucial demands. They aim for an increase in starting salaries and better compensation for night shifts. Furthermore, the association is pushing for expanded insurance benefits and additional hardship allowances. A significant ask is the reinstatement of the…
The Guardian - UK · Sep 18 Think it’s time for gen Z to ‘grow up’? You’re even more out of touch than the British state We can’t expect young people to make a seamless transition from childhood to adulthood in this chilly economic climate. Finally, Westminster is catching on, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff
Times Life · Sep 18 When Siblings Choose Differently: The Guilt, Resentment, and Sacrifice No One Says Aloud The one who stayed knows the number exactlyShe can tell you the year the parent's health turned. She can tell you how many weddings she missed, how many friendships thinned to annual texts, how many times she calculated whether she could afford to leave for a weekend and decided she…
International Business Times UK · Sep 17 Japan Smashes Record With 100K Centenarians but Economists Warn of Looming Crisis Japan has recorded 99,763 people aged 100 and over, extending a 55-year rise, while longevity and demographic ageing increase pressure on public finances and services.
The Economic Times · Sep 17 Motivational Quote of the Day by Jennifer Aniston: “Being this side of 40 feels like… – Timeless life lessons from an inspiring quote on aging, growing older, acceptance, loving yourself and why age is just a number Quote of the Day by Jennifer Aniston: Jennifer Aniston’s quote, “Being this side of 40 feels like what I should have felt being this side of 25: in my body, in my heart, happy with my life, and OK with whatever bumps in the road present themselves,” explores the importance…