EU legislators approve overhaul of migration laws
The 27 EU member countries must now endorse the reform package, possibly in a vote in late April, before it can enter force.
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Gene mutation that ‘reduces odds of Alzheimer’s disease by 70%’ discovered
Findings could lead to new types of therapies or drugs that could ‘mimic the gene’s protective effect’, researchers say.
UK News|Apr 10
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Living near green spaces ‘linked with fewer emotional issues in preschoolers’
Findings add to existing evidence that nature is important for mental health, researchers say.
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Matty Longstaff enjoying fresh start with Toronto FC after difficult spell
The midfielder made 15 appearances for Newcastle during the 2019-20 campaign and scored at Old Trafford, but things ultimately did not go to plan.
UK Sport|Apr 10
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Cass Review findings of weak evidence in gender care ‘scandalous’ – Streeting
Research found evidence to be lacking on the impact of puberty blockers and hormone treatments.
UK News|Apr 10
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Midwives working huge amount of unpaid extra hours – survey
RCM said its members are waiting for a pay announcement from the Government, which was due at the start of April.
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Lord Coe believes IOC will ‘share in the principle’ of medal winner prize money
World Athletics announced on Wednesday that it would be the first sport to offer Olympic prize money in Games history.
UK Sport|Apr 10
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Cass findings show need for extreme caution in children’s gender care, says PM
Dr Hilary Cass made 32 recommendations a her near-400 page report.
UK News|Apr 10
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Fermain Cafe needs no States interference
I SUSPECT like most of your readership, I pick up my GP, read the front page headlines and let out at best an audible groan or more often than not, a series of expletives. Saturday morning was no exception. We now find that the States, which seems to be unable to galvanise itself to focus its efforts on any of the fundamental issues facing the island – education, housing to name just two, has managed to focus its attention on of all things, the Fermain Beach Cafe.
Readers' Letters|Apr 10
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Man suffered psychotic episode ‘for weeks’ after being prescribed new drug
Andrew Holland was ‘not fully informed’ of the potential side-effects when he was prescribed prednisolone – a type of steroid – an ombudsman said.
UK News|Apr 10
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Extinct fox found in Argentina shared ‘strong bond’ with humans – study
It represents ‘a unique case’ of partnership between a human and a wild South American fox, scientists say.
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Social transition in children could create urgency for puberty blockers – report
The Cass Review has called for a ‘more cautious approach’ to children making these changes before puberty.
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Doctor who led gender care review tells of ‘exceptional toxicity’ of debate
Hilary Cass said people have been ‘afraid to talk openly’ about the subject.
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Hilary Cass: Ideology on all sides directed gender care of children
The final report of the independent review of gender identity services for children and young people makes 32 recommendations.
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Kidney transplant patients to get ‘double matched blood’ to avoid rejection
Officials are to match blood donations for kidney transplant patients for both blood type and white blood cells.
UK News|Apr 9
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