Rule change for care home residents from today

Duke of Cambridge blush after she asked for a kiss on the cheek while the Royal visited her care home. William politely fended off the advances of the 96-year-old admirer but promised to return to the Scottish care home after the pandemic to fulfil her wish.

Covid deaths has been accused of “plunging workers into poverty ” after sending them on furlough. Newcarron Court care home in Falkirk lost 26 residents to the virus but now bosses are saying they do not have enough work for the existing staff because they have fewer residents.

Join thousands of others in getting the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox.A Perthshire care home resident made an award-winning former Coronation Street actor’s day by sending her a special message on primetime TV this week.Gordon Dilworth of Balhousie Pitlochry thanked Julie Hesmondhalgh for a performance she gave residents last year to lift their spirits during a segment on Monday night’s The One Show on BBC One.The show’s producers approached the home to take part in the

Renfrewshire care home nurse was caught injecting himself in a toilet as he looked after vulnerable residents, it’s claimed. Craig Campbell, who worked at Cochrane Care Home, has been hauled before a Nursing and Midwifery Council disciplinary hearing to face serious misconduct allegations.

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Ruthie Henshall’s mother Gloria has died at the age of 87 after living the last years of her life in a care home during the global pandemic.The I’m a Celeb star, 54, confirmed the news on Twitter on Tuesday afternoon just over a week after she passed away, sharing the damaging effects the national lockdown had on her mother’s health.

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told Variety on Monday he won't be ending his boycott of the Grammys following a recent change made by the Recording Academy to eliminate "secret" nomination committees. "The trust has been broken for so long between the Grammy organization and artists that it would be unwise to raise a victory flag," he said.

If the Recording Academy was attempting to appease naysayers by axing the anonymous review committees who, for years, have determined the nominees for major categories at the Grammys, it failed to win over one of its biggest critics: the Weeknd, who affirmed his boycott of the awards show on Monday.

feelings about the Grammys — it’s still dusk. Doubling down on his deep-rooted disdain for the Recording Academy, the three-time Grammy Award winner again deemed the institution “corrupt,” despite its recent vow to no longer choose nominations via small committees of anonymous members. “The trust has been broken for so long between the Grammy organization and artists that it would be unwise to raise a victory flag,” The Weeknd, 31, told Variety of the academy’s dissembling of the “secret”

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorThe Weeknd has responded to the rule changes for the Grammy Awards announced by the Recording Academy on Friday — primarily a change that eliminates the “secret” nomination-review committees that played a key role in his being shut out of all nominations for the 2021 awards, despite having one of the biggest albums and the most-streamed single of the year with “After Hours” and “Blinding Lights,” respectively.“The trust has been broken for so long between the Grammy

The Weeknd has said he will continue to boycott the Grammys despite rule changes being announced last week.On April 30, the Grammys announced that they have axed the anonymous voting committee that has been in place since 1989 after facing big backlashes from artists, fans and the music industry.The way the Grammys operates has become an increasing point of contention for artists, fans and music industry figures alike. The Weeknd was the main voice of criticism around the 2021 awards, and has

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Glasgow's Southside.The former Pollok Park Estate resident was originally born in Bedford, England, but moved to Scotland at three-years-old with her family.She recalled many happy years spent at the estate where her family lived when her father worked as a stonemason for owner Sir John Stirling Maxwell.Sylvia enjoyed a celebration organised by staff with cake and balloons as her daughter-in-law Irene visited.