7 h. ago Daughter of famous actress is the frontrunner to take over for Anna Wintour at Vogue, say reports

Wintour was revealed to be stepping down from the publication in June

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19 h. ago Daughter of famous actress is the frontrunner to take over for Anna Wintour at Vogue: report

Wintour was revealed to be stepping down from the publication in June

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6 d. ago Famous actress suffered 'terrible ordeal' in sex attack at Soho massage parlour

Sundaralingam Koodalingam, 36, groped the well-known female actress and singer at the Rupert Jade Thai Massage in Soho in London's West End while she was lying on a table

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7 d. ago Famous singer and actress tells how she was sexually assaulted in Thai massage parlour in Soho as her attacker is jailed for four years

Masseur Sundaralingam Koodalingam, 36, who came to the country from the Maldives in 2021, assaulted the singer while working at the Rupert Jade Thai Massage in Soho in London.

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7 d. ago Famous actress sexually assaulted by masseur in central London parlour

Famous actress sexually assaulted by masseur in central London parlour  Metro.co.uk

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7 d. ago Famous actress sexually assaulted in 'terrifying' ordeal at Soho massage parlour

The actress branded the Soho masseur “despicable” after he sexually assaulted her during a massage

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3 w. ago The Guardian view on mitochondrial donation: IVF innovation leads to a cautious genetic triumph | Editorial

UK research has brought real hope to families suffering from one of the most common inherited disorders, with a breakthrough that’s been years in the makingEight babies have been born free of a disease that can lead to terrible suffering and early death, thanks to pioneering scientists in the UK employing a form of genetic engineering that is banned in some countries, including the US and France. Ten years ago, when the government and regulators were considering whether to allow mitochondrial transfer technology, critics warned of “Frankenstein meddling” that would lead to three-parent children. It’s hard now to justify such hostility in the face of the painstaking work carried out by the scientific and medical teams at Newcastle, resulting in these healthy babies and ecstatic families.Mitochondria, like tiny battery packs, supply energy to every cell of the body. Their DNA is handed down in the egg from mother to child. In rare instances, there are genetic mutat...

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3 w. ago Meet the unlikely double act who have found key to unlock real Daniel Dubois

One is a former child soldier, the other lost 30% of his brain to a boxing injury, and together they’ve built the Briton into fighter who can challenge Usyk‘We understand human psychology because of what we went through rather than going to university to study it,” Don Charles says as he sits alongside his assistant Kieran Farrell on an old church pew in his gym in Hertfordshire. The contrasting trainers explain how their extraordinary back stories have helped them unlock the reclusive and complex character of Daniel Dubois as he aims to beat Oleksandr Usyk and become the undisputed heavyweight champion of the world at Wembley Stadium on Saturday night.“It’s true because I’ve found a second life after I had a bleed on the brain,” Farrell says as the 35-year-old from Manchester remembers the terrible injury he suffered in 2012 when he fought Anthony Crolla. “I lost 30% of my brain but it’s incredible to now be working with Don who knew me when I was boxer.” Continue reading...

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3 w. ago EastEnders and Love Actually legend dies at the age of 72 following cancer battle

The actress has appeared in many famous UK TV shows over the years

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4 w. ago Davina McCall shares heartbreaking admission about mum after yearning for unlikely star

Davina McCall says her mother was an eccentric, unpredictable figure, and when she was growing up, she yearned for a mum who was more like a famous Hollywood actress

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4 w. ago The Guardian view on the children of Gaza: when 17,000 die, it’s more than a mistake | Editorial

Israel’s military blamed the deaths of six Palestinian children on Sunday on a technical error. But a staggering toll continues to mountOn Sunday, an Israeli strike killed six Palestinian children – and four adults – as they queued for water in a refugee camp. The deaths of children may be the most terrible part of any war. It is not only the suffering of the innocent and powerless, and the unimaginable pain of surviving parents – as dreadful as those are – but the knowledge of lives ended when they had barely begun, of futures that should have stretched long into the distance severed in an instant.As shocking as Sunday’s deaths were, they are commonplace in Gaza: a classroom-worth of children have been killed each day since the war began. What marked them out was that so many deaths happened at once and publicly; and that Israel’s military felt obliged to acknowledge its responsibility – though without any great contrition. It claimed that a “technical error with the munition” caus...

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