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Starmer announces U-turn on winter fuel payment cuts
Keir Starmer · United Kingdom

Starmer announces U-turn on winter fuel payment cuts

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Sir Keir Starmer has announced the government will U-turn on last year's controversial cuts to winter fuel payments. More than nine million pensioners lost out on payments worth up to £300 after Chancellor Rachel Reeves restricted eligibility for the pension top-up last year.See the Story
No Early Sex Differences Found in Autism Traits Among Toddlers
Psychology · San Diego

No Early Sex Differences Found in Autism Traits Among Toddlers

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Males are more than four times more likely to receive an autism diagnosis than females. But a new study by researchers at UC San Diego School of Medicine has found no clinical differences in autistic traits between the sexes in toddlers when they are first diagnosed with autism.See the Story
Celebrities’ Striking New Portrait Series Revealed to Launch Alzheimer’s Society’s Forget Me Not Appeal Across the East of England
Alzheimer's Disease · United Kingdom

Celebrities’ Striking New Portrait Series Revealed to Launch Alzheimer’s Society’s Forget Me Not Appeal Across the East of England

Today (Monday, June 2) the UK’s leading dementia charity, Alzheimer’s Society, releases a new photography series to launch its 2025 Forget Me Not Appeal which aims to end the devastation caused by dementia – the UK’s biggest killer, with nearly one million people in the UK and more than 100,000 in the East of England living with the condition.See the Story

Protecting older people from the rising tide of digital scams

Older people are facing a threat that is often overlooked in policy discussions: digital scams. Scammers are evolving rapidly, deploying ever more sophisticated tactics to defraud those who are among the most vulnerable. For many of us, the digital world is second nature. We shop online, bank online, and socialise online. But for older people, who may have come to digital technology later in life or who have had to adapt quickly during the pande…Surrey, England · SurreyRead Article

Voices 2025 winners revealed

The leading children’s charity Coram Voice announced the winners at a ceremony held in London. For almost a decade Coram Voice have celebrated the talents of care experienced young people. The charity founded a writing competition, otherwise known as Voices, in 2016 which sees children and young people submit pieces of creative writing.  The competition spans four age categories and this year’s ceremony was hosted by TV presenter and author Ashl…London, England · LondonRead Article

Equal pay for women by 2070? Why change needs to happen now

It’s been 55 years since the Equal Pay Act was introduced and it’s estimated that it could take a further 45 years before equal pay is achieved in the UK. This article was written by Ruth Healey, President of Soroptimist International Great Britain and Ireland (SIGBI).  Image: Ruth Healey A century will have passed since this landmark Act of Parliament was introduced and only then will we start to see all women receiving equal pay for equal work…United Kingdom · United KingdomRead Article

PINS support extended to benefit 300,000 children

A further 1,200 primary schools will benefit from year extension of government-funded scheme to support neurodivergent children   It’s estimated that one in seven children are neurodiverse – a term that includes autism, ADHD and dyslexia, as well as other conditions. Sadly, a lack of awareness and specialist training tends to mean these children face bullying, higher rates of suspensions due to challenging behaviour, absence, and poor mental hea…Autism · United KingdomRead Article

care is vital for public sector leaders to build engagement

Trust in the government to reform social care is almost none existent and more people are looking to public sector leaders. Psychologist Dr Siew Fang Law explains how these leaders can best adapt to the change. I remember speaking with a fearless, dedicated public sector leader two years ago. He is known for his ongoing dedication. He devoted his entire being to his role, navigating the immense pressure of delivering public health outcomes withi…Scotland, United Kingdom · ScotlandRead Article

Scotland Shields Its Families as Labour Keeps Austerity Alive

Scotland’s government has been forced to spend more than £90 million shielding families from Westminster-imposed austerity measures that remain firmly in place under Labour. The money, which came from the SNP-run Scottish Government, was used to protect households from the worst effects of the Bedroom Tax, the Benefit Cap, and other housing-related hardships. Between April 2024 and March 2025, nearly 142,000 Discretionary Housing Payments were a…Housing · LinlithgowSee the Story

Research offers new understanding of seasonal affective disorder

Despite living in contemporary times, experts from the University of Michigan have found our body clocks are still wild at heart. The times we live in now are more evolved than ever. The consent introduction of new technologies is just one example. However, new research from the University of Michigan shows that there is one part of human beings that remains deep rooted in nature, and this is our body clocks. Published just this morning, the res…Research · Ann ArborRead Article

Corsano wearable remote monitoring device for patients

First-of-its-kind wearable designed especially for surgical patients launches in the UK  Surgical patients across the UK can now benefit from new, wearable technology, a little like a wristwatch. It monitors vital signs in a discreet, unobtrusive way – providing key data to medical teams while allowing the patient more freedom and independence.  The Corsano device and app, image courtesy of Corsano/Medtronic The Corsano solution, which launches …United Kingdom · United KingdomRead Article

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