Nick Meir
You can hear Nick at various times right across the way. He says: "Caring is so much more than delivering practical essentials. Just ‘being there’ provides a tonic of companionship which we all crave as human beings. And that is why Care Radio is so important. Knowing you can switch on and listen to a friendly voice at any time, day or night, really does make a difference to those involved in receiving or giving care"
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30th December
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National & International News
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Driving licences and veteran cards to be first digital IDs in Government appDigital driving licences stored in a government smartphone “wallet” that can be used to prove a person’s age are to be made available this year.
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Deaths of man 36 and young girl unexplained say policeThe deaths of a 36-year-old man and a six-year-old girl whose bodies were found at a property in West Lothian are being treated as “unexplained” by police.
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Risk to life warning as Storm Eowyn to sweep strong winds and rain across UKA storm named Eowyn could put lives at risk as strong winds batter the north of the UK on Friday and into Saturday, the Met Office said.
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Starmer hints at tougher laws to block tidal wave of violence onlineTougher laws could be needed to regulate the “nightmares of the online world”, Sir Keir Starmer said after it emerged Axel Rudakubana trawled the internet for extreme violent content before the Southport atrocity.
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Former IICSA chair criticises weaponisation of child sex abuseThe former chair of the Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse (IICSA) has criticised the recent “weaponisation” of child sexual abuse, as she told of her relief at news her report’s recommendations will finally be implemented.
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State failures in Southport child killer case frankly leaps off page StarmerThe Prime Minister has said the failure of state institutions in the case of child-killer Axel Rudakubana “frankly leaps off the page”.