Archbishop of York ‘healed’ Queen’s Bentley The senior clergyman recounts how the monarch’s vehicle fired up after he performed ‘a large sign of the cross’, earning royal praise. The Independent UK · Sep 10, 2022
Spaniel given second chance at life after a facelift corrected his vision ‘He began looking around when we walked him as if everything was new,’ owners say The Independent UK · Sep 6, 2022
Bentley the dog has facelift to fix saggy folds of skin which covered his eyes Clumber spaniel Bentley underwent a complex facelift surgery after his saggy folds of skin began to severely restrict his vision - he has made a remarkable recovery in the months after his operation Daily Mirror · Sep 6, 2022
Facelift for dog who walked straight into bus stop because saggy skin drooped over his eyes New lease of life and a confidence booster for Bentley the Clumber Spaniel Wales Online · Sep 6, 2022
Good samaritan who saved drowning dog hospitalised after animal bit his face Reece Taylor stripped down to his undies and leapt into the river to save the 60kg animal, only for the distressed pet to bite him on his face which needed treated in hospital Daily Mirror · Sep 1, 2022
New comedy to premiere inspired by life of showpeople in Scotland's biggest city THEY say write what you know, and Emma Lennox has done just that. Her debut series Unfair premieres today, and it’s one that’s been years in the… The National (Scotland) · May 6, 2022
Dog owners left with £15,000 bill after off-leash hound mauls their tiny pet WARNING - GRAPHIC CONTENT: Frances Dooley says she was forced to carry a stun gun every time she left the house with beloved Woo Woo after the out-of-control dog attacked her little Shih Tzu-mix Daily Mirror · Apr 26, 2022
Weimann's defensive role, Royal Rumble and old mates reunite - the Bristol City moments missed All the finer details as the Robins left Stoke with all three points thanks to Jay Dasilva's late winner Bristol Post · Apr 17, 2022
How to turn a school around with love: ‘People are so very grateful that we care’ Chris Dyson, head of a highly successful Leeds primary, says you can threaten children into behaving in the short term, but change won’t last once they are outside the gate The Guardian - UK · Apr 16, 2022