14 h. ago Lucy Letby's legal team are poised to deliver 'fresh evidence' to commission reviewing killer nurse's case

Mark McDonald (right) said he would be presenting the 'fresh evidence' to the Criminal Cases Review Commission, at its headquarters in Birmingham at 12pm.

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22 h. ago The world is missing out on the real Yemen: we are not just war, headlines or suffering | Nada Al

After a decade of conflict, loss is constant, as is fear for our children’s future. But we are more than thisA decade of war in Yemen has left us in a place we never could have imagined. Our biggest worries were once exams, work and weddings. Today, we live with the weight of constant fear. You wake to the sound of explosions or the silence of grief, leave your home uncertain if you will return, look at your child and wonder what kind of future awaits.Yet life goes on. We carry our losses, our broken hearts, our grief, and we continue. Ten years of war, ten years of mourning, of learning to survive with a lump in our hearts. Continue reading...

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33 h. ago Barney Walsh's life away from TV including model girlfriend and famous dad

Barney Walsh has become a familiar face on our TV screens over the years, co-hosting Gladiators alongside his famous father Bradley but what is his life away from the cameras like?

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3 d. ago Drew Barrymore says she was selfish before having children and prefers life as a mother

Drew Barrymore has opened up about motherhood and how it has changed her, admitting that she was 'selfish' before she had her two daughters Olive, 12, and Frankie, 10

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4 d. ago Inside Harry's new life as Meghan's spare as 'lonely' prince 'barely leaves mansion'

Prince Harry’s life in California grows increasingly isolated as he becomes sidelined in his marriage to Meghan Markle, with strained family ties and no royal duties

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4 d. ago GRANDA KEV: I live in fear of my grandson waking... because I can't breastfeed'

The Mirror's Granda Kev reflects on the difficulties of grandparent duties and the fear the baby could wake wanting something that he's unable to give. Just like Stan in The Life of Brian, he'll never be able to breastfeed

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4 d. ago ‘It’s a scary time’: artists react to White House’s recent targeting of Smithsonian Institution

Roberto Lugo and other artists of color are now feeling heat from Trump’s attack on diversity and efforts to rewrite truth of the US’s pastArtists, academics and politicians have shared their outrage in reaction to the Trump administration’s latest executive order targeting the Smithsonian Institution, the world’s largest museum network.Late on Thursday, Trump announced that his administration had ordered a large reshaping of the Smithsonian in an attempt to eliminate what he described as “improper, divisive or anti-American ideology”. Continue reading...

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4 d. ago Man locked in his own home for 20 years questions why accused stepmother remains free

‘This victim is afraid. This victim lives in fear’

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5 d. ago Killer nurse Lucy Letby's life behind bars exposed: Card games with a notorious child killer, her astonishing cell perks, why she lives in fear of attacks and how she feels she's 'wasting away'

Three weeks ago and in a packed hall on the outskirts of west London there's a standing ovation as the cast of Made in Dagenham take their first night bow.

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5 d. ago Folkestone isn’t the prettiest – but the food might just win you over

Lilly Subbotin finds stormy skies, strong cocktails and surprisingly good pizza in Folkestone, the Channel Tunnel’s forgotten neighbour – and wonders if it’s time we all took a second look

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6 d. ago Isla Fisher reveals how her divorce from Sacha Baron Cohen has changed her life

Isla Fisher has opened up about her divorce from Sacha Baron Cohen and how the end of their marriage has changed her life. 

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6 d. ago Mum 'abandoned toddler in freezing car for romantic rendezvous' in hotel

In an astonishing act of child cruelty, a defenceless youngster was found left alone inside their mum's car in Alaska with a partly open window and an outside temperature of -14C

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7 d. ago Crossbow killer Kyle Clifford set for "miserable existence" in life behind bars

A legal expert has warned Clifford's life in prison will be "far from easy".

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7 d. ago Charity faces legal action after relocated elephants in Malawi allegedly kill 10 people

People living near Kasungu national park say they are living in fear after translocation of 263 elephants by International Fund for Animal Welfare People living on the edge of a protected area in Malawi are taking legal action against an NGO that moved more than 250 elephants into the area, which they say have killed at least 10 people.Villagers near Kasungu national park, which is Malawi’s second largest and crosses the Zambian border, say they are living in fear for their livelihoods and safety after 263 elephants were introduced in July 2022, causing a sharp spike in human-wildlife conflict. Ten people claiming to be affected by the translocation from Liwonde national park have begun legal action against the International Fund for Animal Welfare (Ifaw), demanding that the conservation NGO construct adequate fencing to protect the 167 villages around the park and compensate local people for the damage caused by the elephants. Continue reading...

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8 d. ago The play that changed my life: Eimear McBride on nine hours of Dostoevsky, seen three times

The Maly Drama Theatre of St Petersburg’s wildly imaginative epic The Devils was so extraordinary it demanded another viewing – or twoThe Maly Drama Theatre of St Petersburg’s production of The Devils, based on the novel by Dostoevsky, is one of the extraordinary theatrical achievements of the last 40 years and one of the great experiences of my life – theatrical and otherwise. With a running time of around nine hours, it was also one of the longest. And I’ve seen it three times. That’s a lot of hours to give but none of them were wasted.The first two occasions were in 1998 when the Maly played the Barbican in London. There were two options: watch it in three sections across three evenings, or do it all in one go – three hours per act, with an hour’s break between each. Being young, filled with Dostoevskian fervour, and still in possession of a stoic bladder, I did both. Continue reading...

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8 d. ago 'I fear I could die any moment after common symptom turned out to be brain aneurysm'

Amber Ford, 31, from Scotland, was a 'healthy' individual before she became unwell in 2018, and now faces a grappling decision as she lives in fear of when she could die

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9 d. ago World rugby star who can 'barely swim' saves man's life in dramatic beach rescue

He's been compared to Baywatch star David Hasselhoff after the heroic rescue

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9 d. ago What I learned from the woman who does 52 new things a year | Emma Beddington

I definitely can’t match her sense of adventure – and I find real pleasure in my daily routines. But it is time to escape my hummus-tinged comfort zoneAs part of my puny striving towards personal growth, I am choosing not to feel personally attacked by learning about York resident Sally Millington, who has been doing 52 new things a year since 2018. Millington’s 400-plus experiments span standup, bee-keeping, cliff-camping, jazz dance and busking dressed as a turkey (choose your own worst nightmare from that list). She’s clearly a force of nature and it’s an admirable commitment to getting out of your comfort zone. “Why not?” she told Radio York, explaining that her adventures helped to fuel her creative and critical thinking and forge connections with “amazing people I would never have ordinarily have met”.I struggled to stem the rising tide of inadequacy this threatened to unleash in me though, because I doubt I’ve done five new activities since 2018. I’m still struggling with the...

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9 d. ago The one change that worked: I volunteered in a Paris bar – and found a whole new life in France

At first, I didn’t know my mouchoir from my torchon, but shifts at Le Bar Commun improved my French, opening up a world of opportunitiesI don’t know why I thought I would be like Grace Jones. The singer and model (neither of which I am) reportedly became fluent in French within three months of moving to Paris. For some hubristic reason, I assumed I’d do the same.But in 2018, two years after arriving in Paris, I was coasting. I could get by, but I was essentially living the life of a digital nomad, speaking English with my partner at home, working remotely for a US company and socialising largely with other English-speaking migrants – something I swore I’d never do. Continue reading...

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1 week ago Evidence from killer nurse Lucy Letby's new defence team 'is full of errors', grieving families say

In submissions to the public inquiry into the killer nurse, the families accused her new legal team of inaccuracies, including details of supposed infections which two babies did not have.

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