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Rozina Sini

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BBC News journalist. Mainly just retweeting stuff that makes me laugh. I will sometimes ask you to follow back so I can DM you. Not for what you think
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'Every day I'm just winging it': The families hoping for social care reform

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By Rozina Sini, Jim Reed Verified, Paul Gribben
| Yahoo Verified
Andy Burnham has pledged to reform the adult social care system in England, meeting the Conservatives and Liberal Democrats to try to find "common ground" on the issue. He wants an independent review of care to be brought forward by a year to 2027, as well as major reforms to pay and conditions for staff and the creation of a national care service.
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I travel four hours on a bus per day - the bus fare cap will save me £500 a year

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By Alys Davies Verified, Bernadette McCague, Rozina Sini
| Yahoo Verified
For Sarah Bodger the cost of travelling to work is "crippling". The wool shop owner says she travels about four hours from Bedworth in Warwickshire to Leamington Spa and back, six days a week. The journey also involves catching two buses each way. Sarah says she endures the long travel time as she loves running her shop. "It makes me happy," she says. But the cost of getting there comes to £58 per week, or more than £3,000 per year, she says.
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'I've applied for more than 400 roles' - how young people are facing the job shortage

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By Zoe Conway, Lucy Hooker Verified, Rozina Sini
| Aol Verified
The experts are talking about a "lost generation" as more than one million under-24-year-olds are left in limbo, without a job or a training course that should lead them to one. Five young people currently in that situation told us how they are dealing with the challenge. 'I didn't know how to talk to people' Since leaving college a year ago Zaynah, 24, says she has applied for more than 200 jobs and has never heard back from any of the employers.
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