An 11-year-old girl is in a wheelchair and unable to recognise her own mother after she suffered a stroke while laughing with her friends at primary school.
Lily Biggs, now 15, was lining up with friends and laughing like any other child at her primary school in Adelaide in 2019.
But things took a dark turn when she collapsed and was rushed to hospital.
Her mum, Melissa, received a frantic phone call from Lily’s school and arrived at the hospital,
After experiencing repeated bouts of stomach cramps and heartburn excruciating enough to take her to A&E, Karen Myers decided to use her private healthcare to get to the bottom of what was wrong.
But the results of the MRI scan she underwent were far from what she expected. ‘While my stomach was fine, I was told something could be seen in my breast,’ says Karen, 49, who works in media compliance and lives in London.
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As people prepare to pay their tax bill at the end of January for the 2021-22 tax year, scammers are impersonating HMRC in a range of insidious scams aimed at parting you from your money or capturing sensitive personal data. You may be one of the many people who have received a text message that says it’s from HMRC. The text will contain a short message and a
The 2014 Ebola outbreak may have been borne out of an accidental lab leak at a US Government-funded facility, according to a bombshell analysis.
Virologist Dr Jonathan Latham — a former researcher at the University of Wisconsin — and journalist Sam Husseini say there are a number of inconsistencies in the official timeline of the West African epidemic.
They claim the virus likely emerged during ‘routine research activities’ from a laboratory in Kenema, Sierra Leone, which at the time was
Europe is sweltering through a record-breaking summer of heatwaves and drought that has parched the continent and turned forests tinder-dry.
Wildfires are blazing across France, while Germany’s most-important river, the Rhine, is on the verge of running dry, and swathes of England are officially in drought today.
In this video, MailOnline’s Shivali Best explains the Azores High – a weather phenomena that is ‘driving Europe’s extreme drought’.
The Azores High usually sits to the south but is currently directly over
