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Parents caring for seriously ill children in UK could get financial support under ‘Hugh’s law’
The UK government is considering proposals to provide financial support and job protections for parents who become full-time carers of seriously ill children under 'Hugh’s law'. The law is named after Hugh Menai-Davis, a six-year-old who died in 2021 after battling a rare cancer.
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