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Every night, I fall asleep reflecting on my childhood and the memories I have of my mother (Image: Getty Images) Last December, when my five-year-old son asked why Grandma didn’t spend Christmas Day anymore at our house, I found myself crying. I had to explain to him that Grandmother’s cancer was making it difficult for … Read more
By Laura Kuenssberg & Oliver Slow BBC news 2 July 2023, 10:36 WIB Updated 4 hours ago To play this content, please enable JavaScript, or try another browser video caption, “Patients pay the price” for the strike, said NHS chief executive Amanda Pritchard The head of NHS England has warned that the strike planned for … Read more
By Laura Kuenssberg & Oliver Slow BBC news 2 July 2023, 10:36 WIB Updated 12 minutes ago To play this content, please enable JavaScript, or try another browser video caption, “Patients pay the price” for the strike, said NHS chief executive Amanda Pritchard The head of NHS England has warned that the strike planned for … Read more
Many Britons with long-term health problems and disabilities seek additional money from the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP). It is estimated that around 30,000 claims for Personal Independence Payment (PIP) are approved monthly – double the number recorded in 2021. The DWP pays up to £172 a week in PIP benefits to around three … Read more
Share this article via facebookshare Share this article via whatsapp Share this article via twitter Share this article via messenger She looks very frail and thin, with a swollen belly (Photo: Laura Fanthorpe) I lay on the covers, still in the same clothes I was wearing when we arrived at the hospital a few days … Read more
E-scooters being driven on public roads in Kent should be confiscated and destroyed, said the man in charge of supervising policing in the area. Electric vehicles are illegal to drive on any land that is not privately owned – except in towns or cities covered by government trials. Kent Police and Crime Commissioner Matthew Scott … Read more
Why do I need vitamin D? The reason most of us associate vitamin D with teeth and bones is because, more than 100 years ago, it was discovered that a deficiency in this vitamin could cause children to develop rickets, a condition that causes soft, weak, and deformed bones. like a bent leg. “Vitamin D … Read more
Cases of sexually transmitted diseases linked to 15th century England are increasing at an alarming rate in Leicestershire. Figures from England’s Health Safety Agency (UKHSA) show there were 81 cases of syphilis in the region last year – a 45 per cent jump from 56 cases in 2021. Last year’s infection rate for Leicestershire was … Read more
A motion will be submitted to local authorities next week to investigate an “alternative form of government”. James Stockan, chairman of the Orkney council, said the island was not getting fair funding in its current relationship with Britain. READ MORE: The image of a perfect Scottish island hides a harsh reality The independent Stromness and … Read more
Cumbria is perhaps best known for its stunning Lake District views, but if you step away from the famous Windermere and Keswick honeypots, you’ll find stunning ocean views, a rich industrial past, and independent shops along the county’s scenic shores. . Maryport is one of those cities on the Solway Coast that rarely gets the … Read more
A mother of two says she will die if she does not seek private healthcare which reveals she has a rare and aggressive cancer. Emma Halliwell, 43, went from waiting for answers on suspected thyroid problems to an emergency hysterectomy in a matter of weeks. Brutal rounds of chemotherapy followed, including 14-hour sessions where medics … Read more
If you drive north on the A46 from Leicester, go 10 miles to Nottinghamshire then turn right and drive another ten miles towards Lincolnshire, something a bit odd happens. You pass a big sign saying: “Welcome to Leicestershire”. That’s because Leicestershire has a corner that runs farther north than Grantham and is part of a … Read more