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Rochester woman's lump on head was 'cancer eating hole in my skull' (opens the original)
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A Medway woman is raising awareness after a golf ball-sized lump on her forehead turned out to be an incurable blood cancer which had eaten a hole in her skull. Katrina Fox had joked with mates about her growth at first, even nicknaming it 'Bert', while her GP initially diagnosed it as a harmless cyst. But when the 38-year-old from Rochester tried to have it removed she was told by medics that they had found a tumour, along with 3cm gap in her cranium through which they could see her brain. "I w
'I was trolled after fake images made me out to be a sex worker' (opens the original)
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A deepfake victim is calling for reputational abuse to be recognised as a distinct form of abuse after her image was shared on explicit websites, causing her lasting harm. Kirsty Pellant discovered her photograph had been used to create a fake identity online. Her name and other personal information were also used to portray her online as a sex worker. Pellant, from Kent, said she began receiving "odd messages" on social media in 2017, but she did not suspect anything. She also received a Valent
Sister's regular social media spirals discovered after her death (opens the original)
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Warning: This article contains details and references to suicide A woman whose 13-year-old sister took her own life says the "spiral that she was going through" was evident from her social media history. Blake Gallier's death in October came as a surprise to her family, from Gravesend in Kent. Her sister Tayla Gallier, 19, told the BBC she looked through Blake's phone after her death, having felt she "needed to know" what content her sibling had seen prior to her death. Gallier found her sister
Kent widow losing sleep over Capita civil service pension limbo (opens the original)
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A widow says she owes her children thousands of pounds after a government contractor failed to pay out her husband's civil service pension for nine months. Former driving examiner Michael Curtis died in November, shortly before Capita took over administration of the civil service pension scheme. Catherine Curtis said she had phoned the firm about every two weeks since but was "getting the same run around" and was among thousands to experience the delays. Capita said it was "working through the b
East Sussex women-only gig group grows to 700 members (opens the original)
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An all-women group set up so people would not have to go to music events alone has grown to more than 700 members, with one saying it "changed my life". The Girly Gig Army was started by Lucy Havard in Eastbourne in East Sussex and had grown to cover Brighton and Hastings. Helen Foster, who joined after losing her husband to cancer, said: "It was two years of hell. "This has really helped me become me again. It is the best thing ever. It has literally changed my life." The Girly Gig Army, which
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