Friday, September 4

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Common danger area we miss when applying sun cream
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Common danger area we miss when applying sun cream

    There's one area many of us overlook Everyone looks better with some healthy colour in their cheeks. But we can take our obsession with tanning too far, sometimes. All it takes is one day of glorious sunshine and suddenly social media is awash with some painful-looking sunburn fails. It's not just red, raw and flaky skin which we have to worry about as a result of getting burnt . As we should all know by now, by not protecting our skin from the sun's harmful UV rays, we age ourselves and also increase our risk of getting skin cancer. And it could be bad news. Consultant dermatologist Dr Justine Kluk says: A common area that we often miss when we're applying our SPF is our feet, especially if we have the tendency to tan naturally. As for the consequences of not ...
British lesbian wins landmark court battle to live and work in Hong Kong
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British lesbian wins landmark court battle to live and work in Hong Kong

    A British lesbian won the right to live and work in Hong Kong with her partner in a landmark decision on Wednesday by the top court in the city, where same-sex unions are not recognised. The Court of Final Appeal judgement ends the protracted legal battle by QT, who entered into a civil partnership in Britain in 2011 and moved to Hong Kong with her partner the same year. The ability to bring in dependants is an important issue for persons deciding whether to move to Hong Kong, the court said, adding it was counter-productive to limit that right to straight couples. It said employment visas are granted because he or she has the talent or skills deemed needed or desirable. Such a person could be straight or gay. Gay marriage and same-sex unions are currently not rec...
92 year old woman shoots son dead over decision
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92 year old woman shoots son dead over decision

    A 92-year-old woman has been charged with the murder of her son after allegedly telling him you took my life, so I'm taking yours over his decision to place her in a care home. Anna Mae Blessing is accused of shooting her 72-year-old son during an argument at their home in Maricopa County, Phoenix, Arizona. Police were called to the property at around 10am on Monday night by the son’s girlfriend, who reportedly disarmed Blessing in a struggle after the incident. According to the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office, Blessing said she had been thinking about her son’s plan to place her in a home for a number of days prior. She told detectives she then took two pistols and concealed them in the pockets of her robe before confronting her son in his bedroom. The nonagena...
Police search home nurse who suspicion of murdering eight babies
Featured, United Kingdom

Police search home nurse who suspicion of murdering eight babies

    Miss Letby, a qualified children’s nurse, graduated from the University of Chester seven years… Police are quizzing a health worker on suspicion of murdering eight newborn babies. The woman is also being questioned about the attempted murder of another six children at a neo natal unit. It is understood she was arrested at a semi-detached house, just a mile from the Countess of Chester Hospital in Cheshire, early this morning. Police have not confirmed the name of the arrested woman. The house which was being searched today belongs to nurse Lucy Letby, 28, who is believed to live in the property with her two cats. Miss Letby, a qualified children’s nurse, graduated from the University of Chester seven years ago and has worked at the hospital ever since. She has a...
England nerve to book World Cup
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England nerve to book World Cup

    England were handed a major test of their mettle but claimed a first penalty shootout win in 22 years to book a World Cup quarter-final spot against Sweden. Eric Dier was the hero after bagging the winning spot-kick, the Spurs midfielder netting after Jordan Pickford's excellent save denied Carlos Bacca. The Three Lions had won the game once it had seemed, thanks to Harry Kane's second half penalty after he had been brought down by Carlos Sanchez. But Yerry Mina's 93rd minute header sent the match into extra-time and ultimately spotkicks. Jordan Henderson missed for the Three Lions, but they were handed a reprieve when Uribe clattered the crossbar. Bacca's effort was then brilliantly saved by Pickford, before Dier coolly slotted past David Ospina to send the Thre...
The UK’s best staycation destinations for 2018
Featured, United Kingdom

The UK’s best staycation destinations for 2018

    UK’s current heat wave forecast to continue into the next few weeks, it’s worth reflecting on the many staycation options available across the UK. With award-winning beaches, internationally acclaimed cultural and historical attractions and 15 national parks, there’s something for everyone on this sceptred isle. But not all destinations are created equal. In its Great British Staycation Index 2018 Citybase Apartments has studied the statistics behind every city in the UK to find the best holiday hotspots. Factors include the maximum average temperature and average rainfull in July (taken from Met Office data), the average price of a pint, the crime rate (taken from local constabulary data) and the restaurant and family-friendly attractions available (taken from Trip...
Arrested over death of eight babies
Featured, United Kingdom

Arrested over death of eight babies

    The Countess of Chester Hospital A female healthcare worker has been arrested on suspicion of the murder of eight babies and the attempted murder of another six babies. The arrest comes after an investigation of the neo-natal unit at the Countess of Chester Hospital. In May last year a police investigation was launched into a suspected high death rate at the hospital with the force saying they were probing the deaths of eight babies between June 2015 and June 2016. They also said they were to review seven further deaths and six non-fatal collapses. The review came after the hospital referred concerns to police about unexplained deaths in its neo-natal unit over the year long period. Detective Inspector Paul Hughes, who is in charge of the investigation, said toda...
UK’s most wanted conman arrested in Switzerland
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UK’s most wanted conman arrested in Switzerland

    Britain's most wanted fraud suspect Mark Acklom has been arrested in a dramatic raid on his hideout, two years after he went on the run in Europe. Acklom, 45, was held by police at an apartment he was sharing with his wife and their two young children in Switzerland. He is wanted in the UK for allegedly fleecing a woman of her £850,000 life savings after posing as a wealthy banker and MI6 agent and promising to marry her. It's understood that as officers entered his rented home, conman Acklom tried to jump from a balcony before being wrestled to the ground. He was held at an apartment in the lakeside town of Wadenswil, a 20-minute drive south from Zurich, after a police surveillance operation lasting several days. He was arrested by Swiss police in an investigatio...
Queen refusing to have surgery
Featured, United Kingdom

Queen refusing to have surgery

    The Queen might be 92, but she still leads an incredibly busy life packed with royal engagements and visits. In the last few weeks alone she's attended the full Royal Ascot, handed out awards to her Young Leaders, and taken Meghan on her first official trip without Harry. But despite her smiles, it seems her majesty is actually is a fair bit of pain at the moment due to an issue with her knees. However she's refusing to have surgery, and the reason why is just incredible and shows how committed to her work she really is. It's simple she doesn't want to take any time off and miss any of her engagements. Speaking to the Sun , a royal source said: She was talking to friends at the Chelsea Flower Show and said her knees were playing up. But she is reluctant to have ...
WhatsApp has a new option that can make annoying
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WhatsApp has a new option that can make annoying

    WhatsApp group chats can be incredibly useful the perfect tool for organizing social events, or keeping up to date with news from places like your children’s school. But, everyone knows that groups can quickly descend into chaos as everyone starts, well, chatting with one another. That’s why WhatsApp is introducing a new option for group chats that lets only approved administrators send messages. It’s a simple change, but one that will make group chats more functional and appealing for certain use-cases. WhatsApp obviously knows group chats are a big part of its appeal, and has been slowly adding more features. It recently introduced group descriptions as well as anti-spam tools and a catch-up feature that shows users replies and mentions. All this makes the Fac...