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Warrington GuardianShocking footage shared of moment Ferrari driver crashed into car with baby in
SHOCKING footage has been shown of the moment a Ferrari travelling at around 130mph crashed into a car carrying a three-week-old baby.
- Hello!
Queen Camilla makes glaring error during public visit
The Queen visited Swindon's Great Western Hospital on Tuesday, with royal watchers noticing she made a mistake during her trip
- The Telegraph
Modern British food is making us ill – these are the old-fashioned meals to eat instead
We in Britain can’t claim to be super-clean eaters, as people in Japan or the Mediterranean are famed to be. But our traditional dishes are hardly health nightmares: comforting cottage pies, hearty beef stews and roasts replete with vegetables are classic dishes that we all think of as being British and as being more-or-less good for us, too.
- Manchester Evening News
ITV This Morning fans declare they're 'switching off' over intimate segment
This Morning fans all say the same thing over awkward intimate segment
- BuzzFeed
Podiatrists Are Sharing The Things They'd Never, Ever Do And We Should All Take Note
A few lifestyle habits can make or break your feet.
- Yahoo Life UK
I've never felt more beautiful running the London Marathon topless
Breast cancer survivor, Louise Butcher, 51, became the first woman to run the London Marathon topless after undergoing a double mastectomy.
- People
Kate Middleton Steps Out for Rare Shopping Trip at London Eyewear Boutique After Announcing Cancer Remission
The Princess of Wales was spotted in London on a shopping trip to one of her favorite eyewear shops
- Yahoo Finance
Trump scrapped a proposed $2 drug program for seniors. But why?
President Donald Trump rolled back a Biden administration executive order aimed at lowering prescription drug prices, including an effort to make more generic drugs available to Medicare patients for just $2 a prescription.
- Digital Spy
Coronation Street sparks charity backlash over Carla storyline
Coronation Street has sparked backlash from a leading kidney charity regarding its Carla Connor storyline.
- The Guardian
Croydon stabbings: man ‘fended off attacker with fire extinguisher’
Suspect, 30, arrested after five people injured at distribution centre on south London industrial estate
- EADT
Poisoned barn owl rescued by RSPCA after collapsing in field
A poisoned barn owl was rescued by the RPSCA after collapsing and being unable to move in Suffolk field.
- Sutton and Croydon Guardian
Hero who fought knifeman in Croydon said suspect 'was stabbing like a serial killer'
A man who fought off a knife man in Croydon said the suspect was “stabbing like a serial killer”.
- Digital Spy
Hollyoaks airs tense cliffhanger in special Mercedes episode
Hollyoaks has aired a tense cliffhanger at the end of a special episode involving Mercedes McQueen.
- The Telegraph
More blue badge holders than ever amid rise in eligibility based on mental health
A record amount of people now hold blue badges amid a rise in the numbers who qualify for them on mental health grounds.
- The Telegraph
Skimmed, semi-skimmed or oat: The best (and worst) milks for your health
Go back a few decades and it was only cartons of green, blue or red topped milk that you would find lining fridge doors in Britain. It was a simpler time. Now, even though we’re drinking half as much milk as we were 50 years ago, the variety on offer has grown.
- The Bolton News
UK Kidney charity writes to ITV amid concerns about Coronation Street storyline
Kidney Care UK has sent a letter to ITV's Coronation Street asking for Carla's kidney dialysis storyline to be made "a little bit clearer".
- INSIDER
A 70-year-old who got fit after retiring shares 3 tips for getting active
Celia Duff, 70, was always a casual exerciser but started doing intense fitness competitions three years ago.
- The Independent
Here’s how long it takes to freeze to death: The dangerous and deadly consequences of winter weather
Bitter cold winter weather can lead to deadly consequences and dangerous travel conditions
- Wales Online
Wales appoints a new Chief Medical Officer to replace Sir Frank Atherton
Prof Isabel Oliver will take on the key public health role
- Wales Online
The condition that means you can get 50% off your TV licence
The licence will also cover anyone who lives with you