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Warning sign that told Pat she would soon be fighting for her life (opens the original)
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A Liverpool woman found herself in exactly the right place at the right time when she suddenly realised she was having a heart attack. Pat Ward has worked at Liverpool Heart and Chest Hospital (LHCH) for five decades in various roles, from hygiene assistant to her current position leading the switchboard. Last year she was travelling the short distance from home to work by taxi when she began to feel unwell. Pat, 70, from Knotty Ash, noticed a pain in her jaw, and from there the symptoms rapidly
Cheers as people arrested outside Labour conference (opens the original)
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Police arrested a number of demonstrators outside the Labour Party conference on Sunday during a protest in support of Palestine Action. More than 250 protesters sat outside the conference centre in Liverpool, many holding home-made banners which read: "I support Palestine Action", the banned group. Scores of police stood by before moving in to start making arrests, telling protesters they were holding up a sign supporting a proscribed organisation. After asking if they were going to continue ho
Autumn garden job you should avoid doing after a heatwave (opens the original)
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Gardeners across the UK are being urged not to make rash decisions as they attempt to bring brown, dry lawns back to life following the sweltering summer heat. A summer of relentless temperatures and lack of rainfall has left many UK gardens looking straw-like with cracked soil and dying plants. However, gardening specialists say early autumn provides the ideal opportunity to repair damaged green spaces before winter sets in. According to trade marketplace MyBuilder.com, one of the biggest mista
North West's best communities to grow old in (opens the original)
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Three areas within or close to Merseyside have been named among the top places in the North West to grow old in a comprehensive new study evaluating quality of later life across England. The Twilight Years Capitals index, conducted by care home operator Lovett Care, scored 294 local authority districts across 37 individual measures. These measures were grouped into six core themes: health, care, getting around without a car, housing and living costs, local environment, and community and safety.
Holidaymakers warned as many need extra days off work (opens the original)
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More than half of holidaymakers return from their break feeling so exhausted that they need several extra days of annual leave just to recover, new research has revealed. A study of 2,000 UK adults conducted by Ralgex found that 51% of travellers felt they needed another holiday to get over the one they had just taken. On average, it takes holidaymakers 2.7 days to feel back to normal, while nearly one in six (17%) suffer from a "holiday hangover" that lasts four days or longer. Almost one in te
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