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Bat expert who lost part of her brain discovers new species (opens the original)
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"I had more fractures in my face than could be counted easily. I lost a section of my skull, I have plastic behind my eyes and metal plates in my head. I got gangrene of the brain, so I had to have a portion of my brain removed." Dr Nancy Irwin, from Glossop in Derbyshire, was a bat expert four weeks away from completing her PhD when a life-threatening accident in Gabon in 2002, when she was 28, put her career on hold. At the time working for an oil company, she and her husband took a boat trip
York woman praises clinical trial which helped her survive cancer (opens the original)
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"You wonder whether you should have acted sooner, even though there wasn't anything obvious to suggest it was cancer." When Christine Skinner was diagnosed with rectal cancer two years ago, she questioned herself over why she hadn't spotted the symptoms earlier. The retired professor and nurse from York had been to see her GP after noticing changes to her bowel habits, but as she had taken an at-home bowel screening test the previous year, she felt sure she could not have cancer. Her GP sent her
Orchids return to grassland after 28 Years Later filming (opens the original)
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Two years ago, National Trust staff received an unusual request - to leave an area of grassland "unmown" to make it appear abandoned. Gardeners at Fountains Abbey, near Ripon in North Yorkshire, were proud that the site had been chosen as a filming location for the third instalment of the zombie apocalypse franchise 28 Days Later. The Danny Boyle-directed project, 28 Years Later, told the story of a small group of survivors of a virus that had wiped out most of the British population, who were l
York mum says doctors mistook coeliac disease for C-section complications (opens the original)
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A woman whose coeliac disease was "dismissed" for years as a symptom of a difficult Caesarean section is seeking to raise awareness, saying she had "totally got used to the pain". Sophie Fisher, 43, from York, was told by doctors the severe pain she experienced was down to scar tissue she had sustained after her twin sons were born in 2016. It was five years later, in 2021, that she was diagnosed with coeliac disease, which causes the body's immune system to mistakenly attack the lining of the s
York Minster makes grotesque of its master stonemason (opens the original)
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A stonemason who has worked at York Minster for nearly 50 years has had his likeness carved into a stone "grotesque" which will be integrated into the building. The statue, which features the face of John David, master mason emeritus, was commissioned as part of the regular restoration and replacement of old and weathered grotesques - the gargoyle-like decorative carvings. The grotesque took five weeks to carve and is due to be installed later this year on the south side of the building facing t
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