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End-of-life issues have been in the too-hard basket for too long | Jill Hennessy

Published: 21/09/2017

One terminally-ill Victorian takes their life each week; we haven’t been giving them the choices they need to have a good death Far too many Victorians have suffered too much and for too long at the e ... Read more

Source: www.theguardian.com
Energy policy would not be that hard if the government wasn’t hamstrung by ideologues | Simon Holmes à Court

Published: 21/09/2017

New technologies, cost reductions and existing expertise can provide reliable energy. If only the sector wouldn’t have to do it in spite of our leaders Australia doesn’t have an energy crisis – we hav ... Read more

Source: www.theguardian.com
Queensland is leading source of renewable energy jobs, report says

Published: 21/09/2017

Australian Renewable Energy Index says state had almost 6,500 people working in renewables in August, ending NSW’s dominance of sector Queensland has emerged for the first time as the nation’s leading ... Read more

Source: www.theguardian.com

One in seven GP practices in England failing on safety

Published: 21/09/2017

London has highest rate of practices needing to improve, but ‘super surgeries’ fare better, says Care Quality Commission About 7 million people are being treated at GP surgeries in England that have s ... Read more

Source: www.theguardian.com
Labour leadership under pressure to support free movement after Brexit

Published: 21/09/2017

Report calls for ‘free movement-plus’, using EU rules to limit ability to indefinitely seek work while protecting workers’ rights Labour’s leadership will face renewed pressure at the party conference ... Read more

Source: www.theguardian.com
The Guardian view on children’s mental health: not an optional extra | Editorial

Published: 21/09/2017

The latest research shows the crisis is even worse than anyone realised. Wellbeing must be put back where it belongs – at the heart of what schools do Adolescence is notorious for its moments of miser ... Read more

Source: www.theguardian.com

Which? demands end of flammable plastic backing on fridges

Published: 21/09/2017

Consumer group urges manufacturers to stop making fridges to ‘deficient’ standard and downgrades dozens of ‘best buys’ Manufacturers must stop making fridges and freezers with potentially flammable pl ... Read more

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115 peers claim £1.3m despite not speaking in Lords for nine months

Published: 21/09/2017

Electoral Reform Society questions value offered by the ‘worrying number of couch-potato peers and lobby-fodder lords’ More than 100 peers have claimed almost £1.3m between them despite not having spo ... Read more

Source: www.theguardian.com
70% of brands in Malaysia and Singapore don't disclose palm oil use

Published: 21/09/2017

WWF rated 47 regional companies and found the majority have no public policies or commitments on sustainable palm oil sourcing A new scorecard rating companies headquartered in Singapore and Malaysia ... Read more

Source: www.theguardian.com

One in four kids in the developing world misses out on a bedtime story, says UN

Published: 21/09/2017

Unicef study identifies reading, singing and drawing as ‘missing links between survival and school’ that hinder development of 25% of two- to four-year-olds A quarter of young children in developing c ... Read more

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Primary school teachers 'not trained to deal with mental health issues'

Published: 21/09/2017

Over 50% of teachers tell survey they don’t have adequate training in what to do when a child has a mental health problem More than half of primary school teachers say they do not feel adequately trai ... Read more

Source: www.theguardian.com
Theresa May speaks out against Trump climate change stance at UN

Published: 21/09/2017

PM ranks US plan to withdraw from Paris treaty alongside North Korean nuclear tests as threat to global security Theresa May has issued a veiled warning to Donald Trump, arguing that his plan to withd ... Read more

Source: www.theguardian.com

Controversial Lightning Process 'helps children with chronic fatigue syndrome'

Published: 21/09/2017

Trial unexpectedly shows combination of osteopathy, life coaching and neuro-linguistic programming helps children with CFS/ME get better A controversial treatment for chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) ca ... Read more

Source: www.theguardian.com
French and Saunders film version of The Handmaid's Tale in Christmas special

Published: 21/09/2017

Comedians Dawn French and Jennifer Saunders prepare parodies as they revive sketch show 30 years after its first outing Dawn French and Jennifer Saunders are to return to TV screens this Christmas, 30 ... Read more

Source: www.theguardian.com
Facebook to tighten ad targeting after antisemitic 'fail', says Sheryl Sandberg

Published: 20/09/2017

Chief operating officer announces policy change after social network allowed advertisers to seek out ‘Jew haters’, saying company ‘never intended’ such usage Facebook is tightening controls on its adv ... Read more

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Theresa May to fly Boris Johnson back early from US to discuss Brexit

Published: 20/09/2017

Foreign secretary changes schedule to accompany PM back to UK for cabinet meeting, amid speculation over his future Theresa May will seek to heal the rifts in her cabinet and bind them into backing he ... Read more

Source: www.theguardian.com
Mitie Group may cut 480 jobs as clean-up costs rise

Published: 20/09/2017

Unite union requests meeting with outsourcing company to discuss how job cuts will affect business activities Mitie Group may cut up to 480 jobs as it overhauls its cleaning and engineering divisions, ... Read more

Source: www.theguardian.com
US Federal Reserve begins unwinding stimulus and leaves interest rates on hold - as it happened

Published: 20/09/2017

America’s central bank will begin unwinding its huge stimulus programme next month, as it leaves borrowing costs on hold Closing summary: What happened today Janet Yellen’s press conference begins Fed ... Read more

Source: www.theguardian.com

Theresa's speech to the UN proved that it's not only a British audience the Maybot can lose | John Crace

Published: 20/09/2017

Gentle threats over UN funding, a warning to North Korea and a swipe at Syria – PM goes through motions as delegates doze off Under normal circumstances, a speech to the United Nations general assembl ... Read more

Source: www.theguardian.com
EU fears Theresa May 'will not be able to uphold Brexit pledges'

Published: 20/09/2017

Exclusive: Keir Starmer says Brussels has ‘high expectations’ for PM’s speech but she must face down Boris Johnson’s ‘fantasy Brexit’ and adopt a real position Brussels fears an enfeebled Theresa May ... Read more

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The Tories can’t fix the debt crisis: their doctrine caused it | Owen Jones

Published: 20/09/2017

Thatcherites said they would set us free. Then they created a society less able to pay its way, more dependent on ever-rising credit Britain’s current economic system is not scarred by insecurity. It ... Read more

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