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'My 10-year-old daughter could die in her sleep, doctors can't give us answers' (opens the original)
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A mum has been told her 10-year-old daughter could die at anytime in her sleep after she was diagnosed with a series of illnesses. Aimee James, 35, first started noticing differences in her daughter Evie when she was around six weeks old. Evie, her fourth child, experienced restricted growth while in the womb. Doctors first believed she was healthy when she was born but Aimee then noticed that she wasn't smiling or babbling like other babies her age. Speaking to the Liverpool Echo, Aimee explain
Andy Burnham urged intervene to introduce new drug to tackle rare disease (opens the original)
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A dad has urged Andy Burnham to intervene and allow the introduction of a medicine to tackle a rare degenerative disease blighting his son. Jake McGregor-How, 16, started noticing minor issues with his balance around five years ago but thought it was simply problems with his feet. Jake's dad, Paul How, 48, from Liverpool, said the issue appeared to be fixed when Jake started wearing insoles. More recently, however, Jake started to feel tired and was subsequently diagnosed as anaemic and coeliac.
The unanswered questions in the murder of 'fun-loving' mum (opens the original)
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Detectives admit they are no closer to discovering why a Cheshire mum was found murdered in her car 35 years ago as a number of unanswered questions remain about the case. Veronica Anderson, also known as Vera, was described by people who knew her as a "fun-loving" woman. The 42 year-old ran a business supplying sandwiches to offices in Widnes with her daughter Lorraine. But on August 25, 1991, Vera was found slumped over the front seats of her blue X-reg Ford Cortina off Tannery Lane in the Pen
Red Arrows display stopped at Southport Air Show with 'unsafe' warning issued (opens the original)
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The Red Arrows display at the Southport Air Show was stopped this afternoon. The world-renowned aerobatic display team of the United Kingdom's Royal Air Force delighted attendees at the show yesterday, August 29, with their showcase of speed and precision flying. As per the schedule, they took to the skies again at today's show at 3.30pm. However, the performance halted after just two minutes as an announcement told attendees it was "unsafe" for the Red Arrows to continue due to the weather. Con
Dad and son who died after falling into sileage tank on farm named (opens the original)
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Tributes poured in for a father and son who tragically died in an industrial tank, as their names have been released. Cheshire Police were called to a farm on Cann Lane in Aston by Budworth around 12.20pm on August 26, after two workers reportedly fell into an industrial tank. LiverpoolEcho reports police, fire and ambulance attended the scene and on arrival they found that two men had fallen into an industrial sileage tank. The men, aged 72 and 42, were rescued from the tank by emergency servic
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