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Young Hayden Santer 'showed the true spirit of Christmas' by spending pocket money on donations for Blyth Foodbank

Hayden Santer, aged seven, wanted everyone to 'have a nice dinner this Christmas' so asked if he could use his pocket money to buy food for Blyth Foodbank

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Man 'feels imprisoned' in hospital he's 'living' in 'because no alternative accommodation can be found'

Court told he has a computer and a television, and watched the World Cup Final on Sunday

Manchester Evening News

Strep A rush brings A&E 'to its knees' with sick kids forced to sleep on floor

Shocked mum Chloe Brewer has told of her ordeal at Peterborough City Hospital and said NHS staff looked 'broken' as they struggled to cope with the sheer numbers of poorly kids struck down by Strep A

Daily Mirror

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Gemma Collins becomes nephew's 'momager' as she bags him modelling deal with New Look

Gemma Collins became an ambassador for New Look earlier this year and has now made it a family affair, getting her nephew Hayden his first photoshoot with the high street brand

Daily Mirror

Family of father killed in Berwick hit-and-run urges driver to come forward

The wife of a man killed in a suspected hit-and-run in Melbourne's south-east has urged the person who was driving to come forward to police.

ABC News

Neighbour sparks 'race row' by calling police on black girl, 9, for chasing insects

Bobbie Wilson, 9, had been walking her neighbourhood of Caldwell, New Jersey, looking for and spraying against invasive lanternflies using a homemade recipe

Daily Mirror

Former councilman calls police on Black girl, 9, who was spraying against lanternflies

“I don’t know what the hell she’s doing. Scares me though,” said the man in the 911 dispatch

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Mum-of-five given laxatives for bowel problems dies six weeks after cancer diagnosis

The 34-year-old mum was told she had terminal cervical cancer, liver and bowel cancer and further scans showed it had spread to her pelvis and lymph nodes.

Wales Online

Mum dies of terminal cancer aged 34 after she was told to take laxatives

Louise Gray told she had terminal cervical cancer, liver and bowel cancer and further scans show it had spread to her pelvis and lymph nodes. She dies aged just 34

Daily Mirror

Peterlee mum-of-five given laxatives after feeling unwell tragically dies of cancer aged 34

Louise Gray, 34, was told to take laxatives for bowel problems before being devastatingly being diagnosed with terminal cervical, liver and bowel cancer

Chronicle Live

Thousands gather in the rain to watch firework display at Mayfield Park

There was two fireworks displays, DJs and live entertainment throughout the evening

Manchester Evening News

Judge concerned by patient using online hormone medication to transition

Mr Justice Hayden is considering the woman’s case in the Court of Protection and raised concern at the latest hearing in London.

The Independent UK

Gemma Collins 'outgrows' £1.3m mansion as she's forced to 'cut back' amid energy crisis

As she admits to 'cutting back' due to the cost of living crisis, Gemma Collins explains how she is on the hunt for a second, bigger property thanks to her mansion 'turning into an animal sanctuary'

Daily Mirror

Parents devastated as they lose latest battle to keep baby on life-support

The Family Division of the High Court in London, said treatment is “futile”

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Parents of brain-damaged baby ‘devastated’ after appeal bids fail

The case made headlines during the summer after a judge was told the baby had tried to breathe even though doctors said he was dead.

Daily Mirror

Parents of baby who tried to breathe after being declared dead lose High Court battle

The boy’s parents have been told "treatment is futile" after their five-month-old son suffered "catastrophic" brain injuries which means the boy will now have his ventilator removed and only receive palliative care

Wales Online

Parents of five-month-old baby lose latest court battle over life-support

A High Court judge on Wednesday ruled that ending life-support treatment was lawful

The Independent UK

Parents of baby who tried to breathe after being declared dead lose life support battle

High Court judge rules continuing five-month-old boy’s treatment is ‘futile’

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Relatives remember 12-year-old Archie Battersbee at touching funeral service

A High Court judge ruled that doctors could lawfully stop providing life-support treatment to Archie, who suffered brain damage at home.

Irish Mirror

Family of tragic schoolboy Archie Battersbee prepare to remember him at funeral service

The young boy was found unconscious at his home in Essex with a ligature over his head after potentially taking part in an online challenge

Wales Online

Judge to review case of baby who tried to breathe after doctors said he was dead

Mr Justice Poole is due to begin reconsidering issues at a preliminary hearing in the Family Division of the High Court in London

Wales Online

Archie Battersbee's family prepare to remember 12-year-old at funeral service

Archie’s funeral is due to take place at St Mary’s Church in Prittlewell, Southend

The Independent UK

Relatives prepare to remember 12-year-old Archie Battersbee at funeral service - OLD

A High Court judge ruled that doctors could lawfully stop providing life-support treatment to Archie, who suffered brain damage at home.

The Independent UK

Parents of baby at centre of life-support fight questioned by police over ‘non-accidental’ injuries

The couple remain ‘under investigation for the injuries caused’ to the boy, court hears

The Independent UK

Archie Battersbee’s mother prepares for meeting with minister

Hollie Dance, of Southend, Essex, wrote to the then health secretary Steve Barclay asking if she and her MP Anna Firth could meet for talks.

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