11 h. ago Scots mum who learned to walk again after horror crash back running marathons

Fiona McAllister went through the windscreen of the car she was a passenger in, and was in hospital for over a year.

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4 d. ago Wynne Evans takes swipe at BBC over Strictly apology 'that is not true'

Wynne Evans was on This Morning to talk about the Strictly Come Dancing scandal

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6 d. ago West Ham footballer Michail Antonio shares footage of himself learning to walk again after horror crash

West Ham footballer Michail Antonio has shared footage of himself learning to walk again after a horror crash.

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6 d. ago Mum's warning as daughter dies from brain tumour thought to be tummy bug

The family were told she had just six to 12 months to live - but Ava outlived this and passed away nearly two years later - aged 12.

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6 d. ago Uriah Rennie dead at 65: Premier League's first black referee passes away just months after learning to walk again after rare condition left him paralysed from the waist down

Former FIFA and Premier League referee Uriah Rennie has sadly passed away at the age of 65. 

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7 d. ago Michail Antonio posts gruelling footage as he learns to walk again after horror crash

West Ham star Michail Antonio was involved in a horror car crash in December last year and has given a behind-the-scenes look at his gruelling recovery which involved learning how to walk again

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2 w. ago UK Mum's horror after child's 'strawberry allergy' turns out to be terminal diagnosis

Sophie Whitworth claimed doctors 'fobbed off' her five-year-old daughters vomiting as a strawberry allergy but said her girl was diagnosed with brain cancer - the mum sent a warning to other parents

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3 w. ago Scots mum told she has incurable brain cancer after GP said it didn't 'look like tumour'

Fiona Charles found out her symptoms were actually from an aggressive and incurable brain tumour.

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4 w. ago ‘Mum, my brain’: how I learned to walk, talk and even dance again after a devastating stroke at 36

I was riding high as a music journalist with a new book in the shops when I had what I thought was a migraine. In fact, it was a burst aneurysm and I needed emergency surgery. Two years into my recovery, can I learn how to find joy again?I am a dancer. The dark is usually a friend to me, allowing me to stretch and move my limbs into unfashionable positions as music washes over me. My music journalism career means I have spent more than two decades at gigs and in clubs, falling in love with music, contorting my body, two‑stepping, making any space into a dancefloor, then going home and writing about it.Two years ago, when I was 36, I was riding high at the launch party for my first book, about housing, home and music, and I danced as R, my husband, DJ’d Tems, Asake and Burna Boy. The publishers had put up a billboard about the book; I remember walking to the petrol station to buy the papers and read the reviews, and feeling relieved that they were good. I began preparing fo...

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