Leah Rogers: Last News

The devastated siblings of a teenager who died after returning home from holiday with what she thought was tonsillitis have revealed the final texts she sent. Leah Rogers fell ill shortly after returning to the UK from a holiday with friends in Spain with tonsillitis-like symptoms.

The parents of a teenager who died of a rare illness after thinking she just had tonsillitis just months before her 18th birthday, were told not to google the disease before her death.

The family of a teenager who died just weeks before her 18th birthday were told by a doctor "don't Google it" as the severity of her diagnosis began to become clear.

A miracle baby who was given a five per cent chance of survival after he was born at 23 weeks has battled the odds and celebrated his first birthday.

direct to your inboxJase-James Rogers has defied the odds to celebrate his first birthday.Terrified parents Leah Rogers and William McCready were told might not survive a single day when he was born at 23 weeks.Baby Jase-James, whose mum thought she was having a miscarriage when she went into early labour, was given just five per chance of survival by doctors when he was born weighing just 20oz - or 590 grams, about the same as a block of butter or a can of soup.The tiny tot also suffered from two brain bleeds and a hole in his heart and was rushed to a specialist neonatal intensive care unit where he was put on a life support machine.Leah, a community carer, thought she was suffering a miscarriage when she started bleeding on January 5