The Courier & Advertiser (Perth and Perthshire Edition)

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“The account peddled by Matt Hancock bears no resemblanc­e to the facts. Those of us who lived through some of the most harrowing times in the history of social care can only see this as a deluded version. He had no awareness of social care and its value then and this demonstrat­es he has learnt nothing since” Nadra Ahmed, chairwoman of the National Care Associatio­n, responds to former Health Secretary Matt Hancock’s memories of how he handled care homes during Covid. “From Moonshot to Earthshot, the seemingly unsolvable can be solved” - The Prince of Wales likens his faith that the world can “repair and regenerate our planet” to the belief of US president John F Kennedy that man could land on the moon.

“I thought, on what planet is anyone going to let that happen?

This is completely wrong” Kate Winslet on her £17,000 donation to pay the energy bill of Carolynne Hunter who feared she might have to put her 12-year-old disabled daughter Freya into care as she could not afford to run the equipment to keep her alive. “You cannot rehabilita­te someone if they are banged up behind their cell door for 22 and 23 hours a day”

- HM Chief Inspector of Prisons Charlie Taylor.

“Nobody’s stupid. I think we all kind of probably have an idea how Sooty is working but it doesn’t matter. And I think the fact that we’re all in on the joke means that it’s been able to carry on. There’s nothing complicate­d about it and that’s the key to its success”

- Sooty Show TV host Richard Cadell as the popular bear prepares to mark 75 years in showbusine­ss.

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