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South Gloucestershire WW2 veteran Harry Francis dies aged 101 (opens the original)
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One of the West of England's last surviving veterans from World War Two has passed away aged 101. Harry Francis, from South Gloucestershire, joined the Royal Navy in 1942 at 16, having lied about his age to serve. He went on to join the Royal Marines and became one of the first men to join the Special Boat Service (SBS), carrying out covert operations in Italy, Lebanon and Burma, where he was wounded. South Gloucestershire Armed Forces Day put out a tribute on social media where organisers said:
Yeovil District Hospital sorry after patient's nil-by-mouth death (opens the original)
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A healthcare trust says it has changed its guidelines after a 97-year-old woman was given food when she was nil-by-mouth, which led to her death. Coroner for Somerset Vanessa McKinlay wrote a prevention of future deaths report, external following the inquest into the death of Jacqueline Frehe, who died at Yeovil District Hospital in Somerset. The inquest heard that when she was transferred from A&E to another ward, the staff there were not made aware that she was nil-by-mouth. Somerset NHS Found
Food influencers v critics: Why credibility counts (opens the original)
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When stuck for ideas about where to eat on a Friday night or torn between takeaways, more and more people are turning to social media and their favourite content creators for inspiration. Research by one Bristol food writer has raised questions about transparency, with some creators guaranteeing positive coverage in advance and offering not to make clear their review was in exchange for a free meal. Those promises of good reviews were made before they had eaten a bite - or realised the restauran
Gen Z women are teaching their mums about cycle syncing and periods (opens the original)
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Terms such as "cycle syncing" and "going luteal" have become part of everyday vocabulary for many young women. From periods and hormones to PMOS (polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome) and fertility, a growing number say they now understand their bodies better than previous generations did. But while campaigners welcome greater awareness, questions remain about misinformation and health anxiety. We spoke to women, parents and experts about the changing conversation around menstrual health. Iq
Man pays for stranger's dream trip to Australia (opens the original)
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A man has run almost 200 miles (321km) to pay for a stranger who has incurable cancer to go on a dream trip. Giles Richards, from Yeovil in Somerset, completed 192 miles (310km) for Kayleigh Ewan to travel to Australia. Earlier this year, the 36-year-old was diagnosed with metastatic cancer, which spread to her spine and liver. Doctors have told her the disease is incurable. Richards heard about Ewan through his partner and decided he wanted to help. Ewan said she was really grateful to Richards
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