Lauren Evans: Last News

Livingston boss Mike Ross was full of praise for his side's spirit and character as they netted two late goals in a 2-1 away win at Glasgow Women on Sunday.

Hamilton Accies Women head coach Gary Doctor hopes his squad have learned from their baptism of fire in SWPL 1.

mum was horrified after suffering an allergic reaction to fillers which left her lips looking "like a baboon's bum". Lauren Evans, 29, rushed to A&E last Wednesday (April 20) when her lips ballooned "six times bigger than their normal size" just one hour after the procedure. The mum-of-two was given antihistamines but was still left unable to speak and struggling to breathe, meaning that she was eventually sent to resuscitation and given adrenaline.Lauren, a trainee beauty therapist from Chester, documented the "painful" experience on TikTok where thousands of people have now seen her enormous swollen lips.

Hamilton Women’s head coach Gary Doctor was pleased to see his side run up a 14-goal rout in the Scottish Women’s Cup – but knows a much more difficult task awaits them this weekend.

HIT Netflix show Sex Education teased an “interesting” season three that has lined writers up with a “massive challenge” for season four and beyond. Sex Education’s casting director Lauren Evans shared her hopes for further seasons of the beloved teen comedy.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.An Alexandria chemistry student has been awarded a prestigious medal for her groundbreaking research into pancreatic cancer treatment.Lauren Evans, a student at the University of Strathclyde, is the 2020 recipient of the Robertson Medal, presented annually by the Carnegie Trust to the most outstanding student on its PhD scholarship programme.She was chosen from the 12 students awarded scholarships from an original list of 62 applicants.Lauren’s research focused on developing treatments for pancreatic cancer, which is the fourth largest cause of cancer death in the world and for which current therapies are effective on fewer than a quarter of