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Politician wants assisted suicide for 'considerable savings' for government

A politician is pushing for assisted suicide to be legalized said it would save the local government money.

Guernsey politician calls for assisted suicide 'to save money'

Allowing people to seek help from medics to kill themselves will save Guernsey money, a local politician has suggested.

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Almost 10,000 adults under-65 are eligible for early vaccination in light of medical risk factors

Mar 16, 2021 MORE THAN 20% of the island’s adult population under 65 have been classed as having a medical condition that puts them at increased risk of morbidity or mortality from Covid-19. Subscribe to our daily newsletter! Sign Up Key worker Elma Costa from Q3 disinfecting and cleaning the doors to the Community Vaccination Centre at Beau Sejour. (Picture by Peter Frankland, 29340144) Covid-19 community vaccination centre. (Picture by Sophie Rabey, 29340146) Picture by Sophie Rabey. (29340150) They make up the largest group in the vaccination priority list, and they are the cohort which are currently being immunised. Many islanders have queried why the list is so large.

Hospital and care home visits resume in next stage

Mar 2, 2021 HOSPITAL and care home visits can restart and elective operations resume in the next easing of lockdown. Subscribe to our daily newsletter! Sign Up Stage 2 is expected to start on Monday. Visits to the Princess Elizabeth Hospital will be restricted to pre-arranged one-hour windows and all visitors will be screened for Covid symptoms before entry. Face-to-face physiotherapy appointments will also restart for urgent cases, but remote and virtual consultations should still take place where possible. ‘There will be changes for both Health & Social Care facilities and also at the hospital and also for private operators who run health and care services,’ said HSC president Al Brouard.