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Thursday 12 November

Health

296 stories · 17 deep dives

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Andy Burnham
The Guardian

Andy Burnham will fight the next election with a plan for an NHS-style care service, which he announced at the Labour conference.

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New South Wales will establish a $1.74 million Sexual Assault Survivors' Legal Service through Legal Aid NSW, offering free legal advice, guidance on survivors' rights during investigations and prosecutions, and help accessing victims' compensation. The pilot is part of a $6.2 million state package for sexual violence justice responses, backed by federal funding, and is open to anyone who has experienced sexual assault.

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The Guardian

The United Kingdom has appointed the world’s first special representative for climate security, a move designed to address the intersection of environmental challenges and global geopolitical stability.

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The Guardian

Deadly storms in Gaza have left tens of thousands of displaced Palestinians without shelter, killing at least four people and destroying sanitation infrastructure, while aid agencies warn of a looming disease outbreak due to cold, wet conditions. Meanwhile, 150,000 new tents remain stranded outside the territory, awaiting Israeli approval for entry to replace the fragile shelters that have failed to withstand the weather.

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The Guardian

Lena Dunham's announcement that she used a surrogate and the legal battle over gestational surrogate McKenna West, who fled to Texas to avoid an abortion requested by the biological parents, have renewed public debate over compensated surrogacy. Four surrogates across the US described undergoing rigorous screening and contracts with agencies, while emphasizing that the child is not theirs and that they want trusting, non-controlling relationships with intended parents. Critics argue the practice treats women's bodies as commodities.

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BBC News
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BBC News
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The Guardian
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