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Manchester Evening NewsMum, 42, fighting for her life in Spain after family holiday turns to horror as they prepared to fly home
Stephanie Williams' family are facing a staggering hospital bill as she remains in a 'very critical condition in intensive care' having collapsed hours before flying home
- The Independent
Fears for father trapped in jail for 12 years over stealing a mobile phone after he set himself alight
Exclusive: Horrified family members believe IPP prisoner Thomas White acted in despair as he loses hope of ever being freed
- People
Kate Middleton Seen for First Time Since Cancer Announcement in New Photo, Says 'I Am Not Out of the Woods Yet'
The Princess of Wales posed in Windsor for an image taken by Matt Porteous as she said in a personal letter, "There are good days and bad days" amid her treatment
- Yahoo Life UK
Wim Hof: 'I don’t get scared of anything, my only fear is not being alive'
Wif Hof aka The Iceman shares his tips for outdoor swimming, the health benefits of cold water and why his wife Erin is his perfect match.
- Manchester Evening News
Man let dog and rabbit get so ill they had to be put to sleep
'The vet report on the dog makes for sobering reading'
- OK! Magazine
Alison Hammond speaks to Dr Zoe about knee pain and exercise
This Morning host Alison Hammond speaks to Doctor Zoe Williams about how exercise can aid with knee pain.
- HuffPost
Kate Middleton Shares Deeply Personal Update On Her Cancer Battle
It’s the first time the Princess of Wales has publicly provided a health update since announcing her diagnosis in March.
- Manchester Evening News
Kate Middleton pictured at Trooping the Colour in first public photo after cancer diagnosis
This marks the first official appearance of 2024
- The Independent
Strictly’s Amy Dowden accepts MBE on behalf of all those living with Crohn’s disease
Dancer’s openness about health struggles has received wide praise
- Manchester Evening News
Family’s heartbreak as dad dies after enduring 150 rounds of gruelling chemo
‘He was determined to fight for the kids. He fought, and fought and fought’
- The Independent
ICU nurse arrested for swapping patients’ pain medication with tap water
Dani Mari Schofield has been accused of swiping liquid fentanyl and replacing it with unsterilized water
- Manchester Evening News
E.coli symptoms after UK supermarkets in urgent food recall with over 40 items affected
Sainsbury’s, Asda, Aldi, Morrisons, Co-op, and Boots are among the supermarkets affected by the Greencore Group recall
- Motherly
Kate Middleton shares personal cancer update: ‘I am not out of the woods yet’
"William and I have been doing everything we can to process and manage this privately for the sake of our young family."
- Manchester Evening News
Coroner's warning as man dies months after X-ray misdiagnosis
A hospital department has been ordered to review its standards
- The Telegraph
‘Flesh-eating’ bacteria spreads at record rate in Japan
A deadly “flesh-eating” bacteria is spreading at a record rate in Japan, with the capital Tokyo a hotspot.
- The Telegraph
The best (and worst) ‘healthy’ ready meals, according to a nutritionist
Since the arrival of chicken Kyiv on our supermarket shelves in the late 1970s, ready meals have become a mainstay of the British diet. It’s an industry worth nearly £4 billion in the UK, and 86 per cent of us eat ready meals regularly. And why not? They’re cheap, quick, convenient and a positive boon to busy working people and exhausted parents.
- BuzzFeed
Spine Doctors Are In Agreement That This Is The One Bag You Should Never, Ever Use
You probably own several of these.
- AFP
Charles and Catherine's cancer diagnoses: key dates
King Charles III and his daughter-in-law Catherine, Princess of Wales, have been battling cancer and ill health since the start of this year but both are now making tentative returns to public life.- April 26 - Buckingham Palace announces that Charles will make a limited return to public duties, as doctors are "very encouraged" by his progress.
- The Guardian
From cold showers to hot tomatoes: 10 of Michael Mosley’s top health tips
The TV presenter who died this month was full of ideas for single actions that could benefit body and mind
- Cosmopolitan
Kate Middleton Just Made Her First Public Appearance in 2024 at Trooping the Colour
Kate Middleton made her first public appearance of the year at Trooping the Colour after sharing in March that she was undergoing treatment for cancer.