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Salisbury hospital 'used model skeleton' for patient's drip (opens the original)
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A woman with suspected meningitis was placed in an A&E corridor for 19 hours and put on a drip propped up by a model skeleton, her mother has said. Alexandra Leat said her 28-year-old daughter Cleo Rawlings had spent her birthday on Thursday with a severe headache in Salisbury District Hospital, which was "full to capacity" and "every bed was taken". Rawlings' drip was held up by a medical training skeleton, while other patients' drips were hanging from picture frames, said Leat. The hospital sa
Swindon girl Abbie Lainton dies on Dominican Republic holiday (opens the original)
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Tributes have been paid to an "exceptionally talented" schoolgirl who the BBC understands died in a tourist boat accident in the Dominican Republic. According to a fundraising page set up to support her family, Abbie Lainton, 16, from Swindon, Wiltshire, died on 30 July. Millie Fannin, director of Swindon Lightning Cheerleading Club where Abbie attended and coached also said the teenager was "effortlessly beautiful" and "made the world a more beautiful place when she was in it". The Foreign, Com
Wiltshire Police officer saves life after parkrun cardiac arrest (opens the original)
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A man has thanked an off-duty police officer for "saving his life" after he suffered cardiac arrest during a parkrun. David Painter, 74, from Dilton Marsh near Westbury in Wiltshire, went into cardiac arrest shortly after starting the event at Thoulstone Park. Other runners initially placed David in the recovery position, however PC Vicky Howick recognised his laboured breathing as a key indicator of cardiac arrest, called for a defibrillator and began CPR. Another officer, Nick Slade, helped Da
Stonehenge’s inner circle to be opened up for rare private visits (opens the original)
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Most people see Stonehenge from behind a barrier, but this summer a select few visitors will be able to stand within the stones for no extra cost. English Heritage has said it will choose one booking at random every day in August to get private entry into the site's inner stone circle. Exclusive close-up access to Stonehenge is usually only given to presidents, celebrities, or visitors paying for premium guided tours. The stones can also be accessed for free during winter and summer solstice - a
'Amazon scam was so authentic it got me hook, line and sinker' (opens the original)
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A man is warning others to beware after a "clever" scammer pretending to work for Amazon conned him out of £1,800. Retired charity volunteer Dorian Jones said he was initially suspicious but was caught out when he was called by a second fraudster who then "verified" the first as an Amazon employee. "It was so authentic. He got the better of me," the 70-year-old said, adding that the scam, which happened earlier this month, got him "hook, line and sinker". Amazon says it never asks customers to d
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