4 h. ago Girl, 7, has stroke while going down park slide before doctors remove a third of her skull and try 12 times to reach the blood clot in her brain

Charliee Sue Salisbury, 7, from Rickmansworth, Hertfordshire, faces 'a tough road ahead' after she suffered a life-changing stroke while going down a slide in her local park.

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4 h. ago Young schoolgirl rushed to hospital as dad noticed alarming sign as she played on slide

Charliee Sue Salisbury was playing at her local park with her dad when he noticed something was off.

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6 h. ago Girl had chunk of skull removed after what her dad saw as she played on slide

Charliee Sue Salisbury, 7, was rushed to hospital and had to have part of her skull removed after she suddenly suffered from a stroke whilst playing at a park in Hertfordshire

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10 h. ago Girl, 7, rushed to hospital after what her dad saw as she played on the slide

Charliee Sue Salisbury was playing on a slide at her local park with her dad when he noticed something wasn't right

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4 d. ago Win or Lose review – at points this feels set to be a Pixar classic

The animation studio’s softball series is occasionally tender and wise, with moments that are rich and funny – even if the characters don’t get enough airtimeEveryone you meet is fighting a battle you know nothing about. It’s a cliche because it’s true, and it could be the motto for Pixar’s best creations – its animations have revealed the hidden feelings of toys, monsters, even cars. That idea powers Win or Lose, the studio’s latest TV series – and in the moments where it commits to its ethos fully, it delivers a powerful appeal for empathy with a knowing smile.We watch the Pickles, a middle-school kids’ softball team led by blustering dad-coach Dan (Will Forte), as they play a crucial match. They win! Thus they have the chance to play in the state championship seven days later, which is as scary as it is exciting. That is the foundation every instalment is built on. Like a sporting version of multiple-perspective arthouse classic Rashomon, we keep replaying the same week’s events ...

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7 d. ago What Marielle Knows review – teenager’s telepathic powers reveal parents’ secrets and lies

In this fantasy-satire of bourgeois family life, a girl is suddenly able to see everything her messed-up parents are up toHere is a high-concept satire of bourgeois family life with all its secrets and lies from German film-maker Frédéric Hambalek; it is something to remind you of the notorious Babel fish in Douglas Adams’s The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, which you can put in your ear and then comprehend what any creature in the universe is saying — a miraculous promotion of pure understanding which has been the cause of more and bloodier wars than anything else.Marielle (Laeni Geiseler) is a moody and withdrawn teenager with messed-up parents. Her mum is Julia (Julia Jentsch, who 20 years ago memorably played anti-Nazi martyr Sophie Scholl) and dad is Tobias (Felix Kramer). Julia is on the verge of a furtive affair with work colleague Max (Mehmet Ateşçi) while Tobias is being turned into a beta-male joke at his publishing company – his cover design choice for a new novel is s...

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