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Mateoh Eggleton's family told lifesaving bone marrow transplant could put him at risk of West Nile River virus

Stems cells donated to help save the life of six-year-old Queensland boy Mateoh Eggleton were left on a tarmac in the United States last month. Now, his family have been told they came from an ineligible donor and could make him sick.

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Prince Harry's family 'did go to Princess Lilibet's christening'

The royal reportedly welcomed some of his relatives to the ceremony in California

Wales Online

The Welsh girl who reportedly lived for two years without eating and inspired a hit Netflix film

Sarah Jacob from Carmarthenshire was known as the 'Welsh Fasting Girl' and appeared to have not eaten or drunk for nearly two years

Wales Online

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Nurse suspended after failing to call 999 when care home resident fell and broke his nose

Valerie Ross has been suspended from the nursing register for six months over the incident working at The Elms Kimblesworth care home in Chester-le-Street

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All the Bristol death notices and funeral announcements from this week

Our thoughts are with those who have lost a loved one

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Lanarkshire carer asked female colleague to 'wash him' and made 'harassing' comments

Stephen Ralfs was working at a care home service for adults in Lanark when he made a number of 'harassing' and 'sexist' remarks to staff members while they were working.

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Families shouldn't need to contact a national newspaper to get treatment - NHS needs fixed

Record View says Scots shouldn't be forking out thousands for private operations and that the NHS needs fixed urgently.

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Exclusive! Ridhima Pandit on freezing her eggs: Now, I don’t feel the pressure to get married

By her own admission, Ridhima Pandit believes she made the best decision of her life in September last year when she froze her eggs. She says, “I feel liberated. Freezing eggs was on my mind for a long time, and it seemed right to go ahead with it in September,…

The Times of India

University program to address registered nurse shortage expands

The staffing crisis plaguing the aged care sector could be solved by the national adoption a new placement program, a University of the Sunshine Coast lecturer says.

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Minute’s silence held to mark third anniversary of Covid pandemic being declared

A memorial service was held at the National Memorial Arboretum in Staffordshire on Friday.

The Independent UK

Welsh Government deputy minister recorded calling nursing union 'extremely militant' and 'determined to fight'

He said the RCN 'aren't seriously committed' to negotiations over pay

Wales Online

Councillor describes critical inspection report on Cardross Crematorium 'picky'

The facility was given an excellent rating but was criticised over some aspects, including cleanliness.

Daily Record

The latest death notices in Carmarthenshire as families remember loved ones

Our thoughts are with those who have lost a loved one

Wales Online

Call for investigation over Glasgow schools' low take-up of controversial survey

There was a 51% response rate across the city, but there were some primary schools where no one completed the questionnaire.

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Moment Edinburgh man is overcome with emotion at finding relative's long-lost grave

The man, who wished to remain anonymous, grasped onto the headstone as he was overwhelmed at finally finding the special location with the help of cemetery volunteers.

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I feel the pull of family in New Zealand but worry about leaving my London life

It’s possible that you are searching for a sense of belonging stemming from your childhood, when you moved around a lot. Don’t rush this decision

Chicago Sun-Times

Dear Abby: I need to end affair with woman who’s married, but I can’t

Man knows she’ll never leave her husband for him, and lately the relationship has become strained, but he loves her too much to let go.

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East Lothian nurse caused patient to fall out of bed and then covered it up

Maria Carvalho has been given a suspension of three months and an interim suspension of 18 months following a thorough investigation by the Nursing and Midwifery Council.

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The Independent UK

Half of mothers have cut working hours due to childcare costs, survey suggests

Save the Children is calling on the Government to introduce a grants-based scheme to cover upfront childcare costs.

Edinburgh Live

Famous West Lothian nightclub torn down to make way for nursing home

A right of passage for most folk in West Lothian, it’s also been known as Zen and Melvilles over the years before the space was most recently used for church meetings.

Evening Standard

London children’s hospice faces energy bill increase of £140,000

Shooting Star Children’s Hospices says ‘hundreds of nights of respite care’ could be cut

Daily Record

Dumfries goes daffodil crazy to support Marie Curie

March is the charity's annual daffodil appeal with people encouraged to make a donation and wear the charity’s yellow floral badge

The Independent UK

Canadian babies set record for being most premature and lightest twins ever born

‘They were perfect in every sense to us,’ Shakina Rajendram says

Evening Standard

What is the CQC? Social-care regulator accused of failing to keep care homes safe

The CQC’s traffic light ratings are increasingly important for people looking to place relatives in England’s 17,000 care homes, amid a staffing and funding crisis.

Edinburgh Live

Angry Midlothian resident says workers 'trampled her flowers and left pipes in her garden'

Marie Dufty had been left distraught after claiming that her pride and joy back garden was trampled over by contractors for Midlothian Council during roofing work being carried out next door.

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