One in six private or NHS fertility treatments in the UK are accessed by single women or female couples, with the number of single women receiving IVF rising from 1,400 in 2012 to 4,800 in 2022. NHS funding for IVF is decreasing, with only 27% of cycles covered, leading to financial hurdles for many female couples and single women seeking treatment. While the report highlights the increasing popularity of IVF among different family groups, urgent change is needed to ensure equal access to services for all individuals seeking fertility treatment.
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British gran stunned to find her all-inclusive Corfu hotel ‘doesn’t serve English food’
A British grandmother, Susan Edwards, 69, faced disappointment during her all-inclusive holiday at the Lido Corfu Sun Hotel, which cost £750 each for her and her family. The food options were limited, with only one day offering chips, and Susan, who has ulcerative colitis, found it difficult to eat much of what was available, leading to extra costs for meals and beverages. TUI UK expressed regret over her dissatisfaction and has reached out to resolve...
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