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Sussex mother's anger over drink-drive killer's mooted open prison move (opens the original)
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The mother of a teenager killed by a drink-driver has said she feels "insulted" and "betrayed" after being told her son's killer could move to an open prison one year into his eight-year sentence. Tracy Venison's son, Aidan Venison, was 19 when Toby Spiring ploughed into his motorcycle near Wisborough Green, West Sussex, in June 2024. She has been told 28-year-old Spiring could be considered for a move to a prison which has the possibility of day release, and which provides inmates the opportuni
Childhood dementia should be more widely recognised, mother says (opens the original)
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The mother of a two-year-old girl diagnosed with a form of childhood dementia has said she wants greater recognition of the term after their shock at what they felt was a lack of awareness. Emily's daughter, Leni, was diagnosed with Sanfilippo Syndrome last year - a rare, genetic disorder which leads to severe cognitive decline and a loss of motor skills. Emily, from Sevenoaks in Kent, said: "It is catastrophic, I can't think of a worse diagnosis for your child, or for anyone, and yet no-one kno
Gatwick Airport summer getaway 'intense', staff say (opens the original)
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Summer is "quite intense" for Gatwick Airport's senior engineering manager, who says he has 40,000 suitcases to deal with on some busy days. Stevie Summers is responsible for the machinery that delivers luggage from passengers to baggage handlers. About eight miles (13km) of conveyor belts take suitcases from check-in to take-off, handling 12 million items of luggage each year. For summer 2026, the airport has 63 airlines operating flights - the highest ever number - to 230 destinations. The bag
Endometriosis sufferers 'are not alone', Chatham woman says (opens the original)
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"I am on the highest dose, it eases my pain. I take it two to four times a day," Christiana Hansen explains, showing the array of medications used daily to help her deal with her endometriosis. The 49-year-old from Chatham was diagnosed with the condition in 2023, five years after she first had symptoms. "It is like a stabbing pain, a very very heavy stabbing pain," she says. "I cry all the time, I'm not going to hide that. Sometimes I get so upset and I shut myself up and I cry." The government
Goring sepsis survivor wants repossession 'stay of execution' (opens the original)
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The family of a West Sussex man who nearly died from cancer and sepsis is calling for a "stay of execution" from lenders who are to repossess their home within two weeks. They say their business fell into £1m worth of debt after Paul Robinson, 71, became ill in 2018. The repossession will help towards repayment of the debt. The family want any action over the property to be paused until a negligence claim they are taking against an NHS trust is concluded, as they fear any move could worsen his c
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