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Quite a moment. The bourdon bell has sounded just once before and that was in the month when former president jacques and that was in the month when former president Jacques Chirac died. Now here are the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. The uk government promises to try to help care homes in the fight against coronavirus with a pledge to do far more testing ministers claim that there is capacity to increase testing in the care sector despite the pressures elsewhere, b...

SIR – For many years we have believed that we live in a rich country – one that can afford top-class services such as the NHS, social support and good roads, railways and other infrastructure, and can buy whatever food it needs from abroad rather than growing it.

Vulnerable patients need better end-of-life service provision not help to kill themselves, a group of palliative care experts have argued.

A shortage of diamorphine means former heroin users have relapsed for the first time in decades.

The world’s largest body representing palliative care doctors has shared how its members believe media bias is motivating individuals to support the removal of end-of-life protections.

Survey finds medics are concerned there is too much focus on 'traumatic' cases, while 'good palliative care' is ignored

The fundraising effort supports the St. Joseph Healing Arts Program for patients staying at the medical facility.

Carol Cloughs husband Neil describes the final moments of her life. Her health had declined over 20 years as a result of a large, benign but inoperable cyst on her pancreas.

Sun, 11 Jul 2021 19:45 UTC The number of prescriptions for a powerful sedative that can kill the frail doubled at the height of the coronavirus pandemic, raising fears it was used to control elderly residents in stretched care homes - or even to hasten their deaths. Official figures show out-of-hospital prescribing of the drug midazolam increased by more than 100 per cent in April compared to previous months. An anti-euthanasia campaigner last night said he suspected that the spike was evidence...