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Helen Maccrory - Damian Lewis - Jeff Bridges 'feeling good' after battles with cancer and Covid-19 - msn.com - city Berlin - city Donetsk
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Jeff Bridges 'feeling good' after battles with cancer and Covid-19
Video: Surviving shock therapy: Trans woman reveals horrors of conversion practice (The Independent)Delivery driver throws Hello Fresh package and delivery note over fence without knockingIrish Prime Minister says bypassing NI protocol would be 'historic low point'Damian Lewis pays tribute to late wife Helen McCrory: 'She's still with us'Police appear to hold men next to scene of Berlin crashGove says he 'doesn't know' how many people will benefit from new housing policySurviving shock therapy: Trans woman reveals horrors of conversion practiceHouse of Representatives votes to raise minimum age for semi-automatic gun purchasesGove says the government will tackle companies 'taking unfair advantage' of driversProtester tackled and restrained by police after shouting at Biden motorcadeKate Middleton visits baby bank to discuss cost-of-living crisis with mothersMs Marvel: Iman Vellani talks starring in new Disney+ seriesLego launches its first gravity-powered thrill rideColombian army share footage from shipwreck carrying billions in lost treasurePetrol prices: Average cost of filling family car set to exceed £100Alaskan officials stock North Pole lake with thousands of rainbow troutUkrainian kindergarten left in ruins after missile strike in Donetsk oblast“Cancer-wise, yeah remission, and Covid, you know, that made my cancer look like nothing, that Covid,” Jeff said. “I did my chemo for the cancer and that stripped me of all my immune system, so then I got COVID on top of that, and it wiped me out.
Kat Slater - Ian Beale - Peggy Mitchell - EastEnders most complained about moments - sick grooming plot, swearing and Covid row - dailystar.co.uk
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EastEnders most complained about moments - sick grooming plot, swearing and Covid row
EastEnders has been keeping the nation entertained since 1985.Across three decades we've grown to know and love the residents of Albert Square past and present from Ian Beale and Kat Slater to the late Peggy Mitchell and Dot Cotton.Although they provide some light-hearted entertainment, the soap also covers a range of sensitive topics from sexual abuse, bullying, eating disorders, racism and homophobia.However, not every single storyline has been well-received by viewers at home and some have even resulted in getting thousands of complaints.We're taking a look back at some of EastEnders' most complained about storylines and episodes.One of the most controversial storylines that EastEnders has ever had was in 2011.The plot saw the character Ronnie Branning swap her baby, who sadly died, for the newborn son of Kat Moon.After watching the story unfold, viewers quickly rushed to Ofcom and the soap was hit was 13,400 complaints.This was one of the show's most complained about plots across its entire history as many slammed the “distressing” scenes.People said that the scenes were an "inaccurate, insensitive and sensationalised portrayal" of cot death.However, Ofcom said the soap was not in breach of the rules when you considered the full context of the four-month storyline.In the end, the plot concluded when the baby was given back to his birth mother and Ronnie was put in prison for child abduction.An anti-vaccination row in EastEnders recently became the most complained about moment on the soap in 10 years.During an episode, which aired on March 22, viewers saw a conversation take place between Patrick Trueman, Suki Panesar and Karen Taylor.After Patrick revealed he had his second Covid vaccination, Suki replied she was due
Casey White - Vicky White - Indiana motel reports growing waitlist for room used by fugitives Casey White and Vicky White - fox29.com - Washington - state Indiana - county Lauderdale - state Alabama - county Florence - county Casey - city Evansville, state Indiana
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Indiana motel reports growing waitlist for room used by fugitives Casey White and Vicky White
Inmate Casey White and Assistant Director of Corrections Vicky White (Photos courtesy Lauderdale County Sheriff's Office) WASHINGTON - The Casey White manhunt captured the nation’s attention for two weeks, and now the motel room the fugitive shared with corrections officer Vicky White has seen a growing waitlist of people eager to stay there. WAAY-TV in Alabama reported Monday that roughly 70 people were on a waitlist to get a reservation for the room at Motel 41 in Evansville, Indiana. A Motel 41 employee told the media outlet that a customer stayed in the room Sunday night after the motel had already received 25 phone calls from customers about the room’s availability the same day. RELATED: Alabama jailbreak mystery deepens as Casey White manhunt ends with deathThe going rate for the room the duo stayed in is $75 to $100 per night, which is slightly higher compared to regular motel room rates that cost $65 a night, WAAY-TV reported.The employee went on to say that motel employees removed the room number sign where Casey and Vicky were staying in after someone tried to swipe it. Casey White, 38, escaped from the Lauderdale County Detention Center in Florence, Alabama, on April 29.
Sajid Javid - Most complained about moments on Jeremy Vine's show – Covid jabs and Ukraine war - dailystar.co.uk - Ukraine
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Most complained about moments on Jeremy Vine's show – Covid jabs and Ukraine war
Channel 5's weekday morning current affairs show.It was called The Wright Stuff, but changed to Jeremy Vine when he took over.The current affairs hooked television chat and topical debate show airs weekday mornings from 9:15 until 12:15.Hosted by Jeremy and Storm Huntley, each episode features celebrity panellists who debate the latest news, views and the headlines.Known for riling up guests and viewers at home with controversial opinions and segments, the Jeremy Vine show has had its fair share of OfCom complaints – keep reading to discover the most complained about moments.In January, Jeremy Vine's show received close to 800 Ofcom complaints following a controversial debate on compulsory vaccines for NHS staff.Before Health Secretary Sajid Javid announced a U-turn on the proposed rule, it was discussed on the show and sparked a huge row.At the time it was proposed that NHS workers were required to have their first jab by February 3 to continue in their frontline roles.Yasmin Alibhai-Brown and nutritionist Lowri Turner clashed when Yasmin aired her views on the matter.She said that she was not prepared to be treated by frontline workers who were not jabbed.Speaking to Jeremy she said: "I think unless there are medical reasons why staff are not jabbed."If you’re working in the NHS or care homes, you really should get jabbed."She continued: "If you’ve made a decision and you’ve come out on these demos, you must be brave enough to say I’ve not had the jab."The patient has the right to say I don’t want to be treated by you."Lowri said: "Initially I thought, we’re supposed to be all in this together, how incredibly selfish to put other people at risk.
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