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Donegal nursing home gave resident almost ten times the recommended dose of morphine

Details of the medical mishap were revealed at an inquest into the death of pensioner Marie Glackin who was from Main Street in Dungloe. Mrs Glackin, who was a resident of the Larissa Lodge Nursing Home in Letterkenny, passed away on May 24th, 2020.

Irish Mirror

Long-lost brother and sister reunited after woman, 84, with 'no living relatives' dies

Alfred Ardener, 82 was put in touch with his long-lost sister Margaret by Genealogy firm Finders International who were tasked with finding the family of their sibling Mabel

Daily Mirror

West Dunbartonshire to give staff struggling with pregnancy loss compassionate leave

The move follows a similar scheme brought in by Glasgow and has been welcomed by the MP who started campaigning for the change.

Glasgow Live

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Councillor worries nappy collection caddy cost increase in Vale of Glamorgan could affect most vulnerable

The Vale of Glamorgan Council has proposed a 400% increase to the cost of purchasing hygiene caddies

Wales Online

Urgent update sought on SWAH maternity services after concern raised over future

The Trust continues to maintain that the rota for consultants in the obs and gynae department is stable

Belfast Live

Volunteer highlights ongoing struggles of older people in Derry city

"Too often we underestimate the power of a touch, a smile, a kind word, a listening ear or the smallest act of caring"

Belfast Live

RMT strikes to continue, says Mick Lynch, after members reject ‘dreadful’ pay offers – as it happened

RMT general secretary says members could not accept offer he says would make railways less safe

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The latest death and in memoriam notices in Carmarthenshire as families remember loved one

Our condolences go out to their families and friends

Wales Online

My adult daughters are angry with me for leaving the country. What can I do?

Divorce, grief and illness have been traumatic events for you all, and your daughters’ shared emotions suggest it’s time to listen

The Guardian - UK

The latest death and in memoriam notices in Swansea as families remember loved ones

Our thoughts are with those who have lost a loved one

Wales Online

The Standard View: Thank you for helping us raise £4m to ease Breadline crisis

Thank you. To our readers, corporate and foundation donors. The total figure raised by our cost-of-living appeal, alongside our sister paper The Independent, has passed a remarkable £4 million. Over two-thirds of this has already been distributed in the form of grants to charities, helping some of the most disadvantaged…

Evening Standard

One million Scots 'living in serious financial difficulty' as food and fuel costs soar

An estimated one in five households - equivalent to 1.2 million Scots - are struggling to make ends meet as the cost of living continues to rise.

Daily Record

Organ transplant NPO probed over alleged massive profits

A 10 million yen surplus from arranging a single organ transplant overseas is among the irregularities that have stood out about the Tokyo-based nonprofit organization being investigated by the Metropolitan Police Department.

The Japan News/Yomiuri

How to stop your parents from controlling you even in your adulthood

Are you a "grown-up" who has finished their education, is growing financially and also think you make a reasonable romantic partner? Are you also the same "grown-up" who still can't make any major decisions and choices (or maybe even the everyday, minor ones) without the permission of your parents?

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Chronicle Live

New boss in charge at Northumberland County Council

It follows the departure of interim CEO Rick O'Farrell this week

Chronicle Live

Children's services in North Tyneside are facing budget pressures of over £13m

Glasgow Live

Smitten Glasgow couple to enjoy special Valentine's celebration after 70 years together

Archie Kirkland, 93 and wife Martha, 91, have been together for nearly 70 years and love the bones off each other. The pair have been inseparable since they first met in the 1950s.

Daily Record

Retired Castle Douglas nurse Betty Craig continues her Galloway People trip down memory lane

In recent years, Betty has turned her hand to writing and will be giving some readings during Kirkcudbright Book Week

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Daily Record

Rallying cry ahead of key meeting on future of Kirkcudbright Hospital

The Save Kirkcudbright Hospital Action Group is urging people to share their views at the council offices on Monday

Daily Record

Dumfries and Galloway councillors calls on Scottish Government to intervene and halt controversial cemetery safety work

Andrew Wood wants work to stop in cemeteries and "socketed" headstones to be restored to their original condition

Bristol Post

Bristol family 'horrified' after grave blunder ruined mum's burial

She had to be cremated instead of buried alongside her husband

Chronicle Live

NHS crisis hitting women as gynaecology waiting list rises 36% in the North East

The number of women and trans people waiting for gynaecological procedures shot up in 2022

Chronicle Live

Thousands more parents eligible for DWP payments after change in criteria from today

The Government has extended the eligibility criteria for Bereavement Support Payments and Widowed Parent’s Allowance - check if you can make a claim

Edinburgh Live

Elderly Edinburgh residents trapped over Christmas after tower block lifts fail

A representative of residents at Coillesdene House said the situation was 'a state of emergency' and urged the city council to help them

Evening Standard

Demand for nursing places at university falls sharply amid fears of recruitment crisis

The number of applicants for nursing courses has fallen by 18.6 per cent compared to January 2022.

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