2 h. ago Mother of 'miracle baby' calls for gift of donated blood this Christmas

Giving blood was the ultimate gift for little Alexandria Allyson.

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16 h. ago The Christmas spices proven to lower blood sugar and reduce bloating

Cinnamon, nutmeg and ginger have a number of health benefits that can help with holiday overeating

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19 h. ago The Christmas spices that are proven to stop your blood sugar spiking

Cinnamon and nutmeg both have anti-diabetic properties

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20 h. ago Holly Hagan ‘reveals gender’ of her unborn baby after announcing pregnancy and sister’s tragic death

HOLLY Hagan has ‘revealed the gender’ of her unborn baby following the heartbreaking loss of her younger sister. The TV personality, 33, who is expecting a baby with her husband Jacob Blyth, announced her pregnancy last week, calling her child the “little rainbow amongst the storm”.  Holly took to TikTok to post a 'gender reveal' using...

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7 d. ago 'I attend Christmas markets like it's an extreme sport and this is the best one in the UK'

If Christmas markets are daylight robberies then you can call me The Louvre, baby, because I'm ready to lose it all. On grossly overpriced mulled-wine, of course.

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7 d. ago Gamers find love online, marry over video call and welcome first baby

Lewis and Ameila Relfe overcame a distance of 3,653 miles to be together

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1 week ago A trooper’s shove showed stardom doesn’t protect Black athletes from police

When I was a college basketball player, some believed we were treated differently from other Black and Brown people. An event last weekend suggests otherwiseIt was 1996, my first day stepping foot on Syracuse University’s campus. I saw a big student protest was taking place so, with my freshman’s inquisitive mind, I ventured over to see what was going on. I listened to a passionate sista named Kathy Ade, the president of Syracuse’s student African-American Society. She stood there with her Bantu knots and a megaphone addressing the crowd, discussing the fact that campus security was now going to be able to carry pepper spray. In the 90s – which my daughter Baby Sierra calls “the 1900s,” just to keep me humble – campus security carrying pepper spray was a big deal. Now, they all carry guns. The fear was that they’d use the spray on Black and Brown students without hesitation, at the slightest perceived sign of trouble.Syracuse’s campus newspaper, the Daily Orange, printed a photo of ...

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1 week ago A trooper’s shove showed stardom doesn’t protect Black athletes from police | Etan Thomas

When I was a college basketball player, some believed we were treated differently from other Black and Brown people. An event last weekend suggests otherwiseIt was 1996, my first day stepping foot on Syracuse University’s campus. I saw a big student protest was taking place so, with my freshman’s inquisitive mind, I ventured over to see what was going on.I listened to a passionate sista named Kathy Ade, the president of Syracuse’s student African-American Society. She stood there with her Bantu knots and a megaphone addressing the crowd, discussing the fact that campus security was now going to be able to carry pepper spray. In the 90s – which my daughter Baby Sierra calls “the 1900s,” just to keep me humble – campus security carrying pepper spray was a big deal. Now, they all carry guns. Continue reading...

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2 w. ago Nestlé accused of ’risking health of babies for profit’ over added sugar in cereals sold in African countries

Campaigners say the company is contributing to rising rates of childhood obesity, while the firm says it is helping to combat malnutritionNestlé is still adding sugar to most baby cereals sold across Africa, according to an investigation by campaigners who have accused the company of “putting the health of African babies at risk for profit”.The food firm was accused of “double standards” over the researchers’ findings, which come at a time when rates of childhood obesity are rising on the continent, prompting calls for Nestlé to remove all added sugar from baby-food products. Continue reading...

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2 w. ago 'If I try to enter my own house, they'll call the police': Family forced to live in an Airbnb with their newborn baby as nightmare tenants REFUSE to leave their home

When Nadia and her husband Irfan Aziz landed back in the UK after years of travelling the world with their four-year-old son Zakariya, they expected to return to the familiarity of their own home

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2 w. ago Baby sea otter named Caterpillar rescued off central California coast

Marine Mammal Center in Morro Bay and local harbor patrol teamed up for mission to reunite pup with its motherIt was a foggy October afternoon on the central California coast when the Marine Mammal Center got a call on their public hotline: there were distressed cries coming from the frigid waters in Morro Bay.The center’s experts were able to determine that the calls – which sounded almost like a human baby screeching – were coming from a roughly two-week-old sea otter pup that had been separated from its mother. Continue reading...

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2 w. ago Our baby girl died after doctors accused my partner of child abuse rather than take the lump on her face seriously

WHEN concerned parents Kayleigh Reif and Callum Floyd noticed a pea-sized lump on their baby daughter's face they booked a GP appointment the next day. But the couple were left stunned when doctors blamed them for causing it - and now claim delays in her cancer diagnosis led to her death. Delilah-Rai Reid-Floyd was just...

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3 w. ago I was trying to run for the presidency in Uganda – yet men still found the audacity to call me ‘baby, sweetheart, darling’ | Yvonne Mpambara

I was bruised by my experience of being kept out of an exclusively male political club – now my focus is on getting women into power in AfricaIt’s six weeks since the electoral commission of Uganda announced the eight candidates for the country’s 2026 presidential election. The fact that they are all men is an outrage – and entirely unsurprising.Of the 221 people who expressed an interest in running for president, 15 were women; and of those, only three of us gained enough voter support to be considered for nomination. Continue reading...

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4 w. ago Brit pregnant 'drug mule' Bella Culley given 'proper toilet' after move to new Georgia prison

Bella May Culley's mother, Lyanne Kennedy, said the 19-year-old has been transferred to a prison with a mother and baby unit as the family keeps calling for her to return home

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4 w. ago Pregnant Brit 'drug mule' Bella Culley gets 'proper toilet' after Georgia prison move

Bella May Culley's mother, Lyanne Kennedy, said the 19-year-old has been transferred to a prison with a mother and baby unit as the family keeps calling for her to return home

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