Pregnant women to be offered first ever test to detect pre-eclampsia

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Brexit settled status. She told LancsLive: “When I was asked for my passport, I was asked 'how long are you planning to stay in England for?'.

Chelsea director played a key role in helping Manchester United secure the services of Erik ten Hag - whom they have appointed as their new permanent manager until June 2025. Mike Forde spent six-years at Stamford Bridge as director of football operations between 2007 and 2013, having previously been performance director at Bolton for almost a decade after finishing a masters degree in sports psychology.Nine years later, having co-founded Sportsology who aim to 'empower sports organisations to create and own their future', Forde played a role in a rival of his former employer getting their new manager across the line.The Athletic report that United 'tapped into the expertise' of Forde who is executive chairman of Sportsology, having been used as a consultant by the Glazer family in the past.

Prince Harry's team are drawing up plans for him to join the Queen for her Jubilee celebrations, it has been revealed. The Duke of Sussex will want to attend to fulfil his grandmother's wishes, his closest aids have said.

the video of Stormi exploring the living room, a troll claimed Child Protection Services should investigate because of the baby's weight.They said: "I've been saying for years I don't understand how moms that feed kids like this don't have CPS in their lives, it's abuse."Another person sniped: "Perhaps stop overfeeding your child? People will ask questions."This is unhealthy for a baby her age. The poor thing literally has no chin."Hitting back at the haters, Jackie makes a new video and says: "Once again, I'm explaining myself because you are all so cruel."Her paediatrician is satisfied with her size.

Peter Andre's wife Emily Andre has been busy renovating son Theo's bedroom and shared a glimpse of the final product online.The 32-year-old regularly posts sweet family snaps on her social media, however normally keeps the inside of her sprawling Surrey home under wraps.Taking to Instagram, the 32-year-old captured a video from inside the stunning home, which showed the words "finally" and "woohoo!!!" as she unveiled the result of her son's bedroom.In the clip, the NHS doctor panned the camera around and in view was a stripy blue blind, with a white chest of drawers underneath which featured a collection of books on top.On another wall, there was a collection of photo frames with the letter T among them and below sat a white sofa bed which hosted beautiful cream cushions.Emily resides in her Surrey home with husband Peter, 49, and their two children - eight-year-old daughter Amelia and son Theo, five.A few days prior, she announced on her Instagram story that she'd been building furniture to go inside Theo's room as she posted an image of a bed which was in process of being constructed.The doctor informed her followers that she was "getting there (very slowly)".Peter and Emily (then MacDonagh) met in 2010 when she was training to be a doctor and treated Peter for kidney stones.After becoming friends, their relationship blossomed into something more and the pair went public with their romance in 2012.The duo tied the knot in 2015 and, in December last year, the singer hinted that a third baby could be on the cards.He wrote in his column for new! magazine: "At the start of this year I said 2021 would be the last year I would consider having more children."However, as we spent a lot of time in lockdown, I think we need to

Katie Price has teased she may be receiving another foot operation in coming weeks after the star suffered an agonising holiday accident almost two years ago.During a trip to the Land of Legends theme park in Turkey in July 2020, the 43-year-old star smashed both of her ankles which left her with two large casts on both her feet.Over the years the star has undergone several operations to improve her feet and in December the mum-of-five hinted that she is hoping for even more surgery to help return her to a full bill of health.Now, the reality star has shared a hopeful post on her Instagram Story on Thursday (April 21) which appeared to address the devastating accident and the horrific pain she suffered.The doting mum shared a snap of her perfectly manicured and tanned feet as well as the long pins in a pair of ripped jeans.She captioned the snap: “Today’s the day after months of investigation and pain let’s hope my life changes again to make my everyday life and future easier and more freedom and going back to things I haven’t been able to do.”At the end of last year, Katie explained she was in hospital awaiting the results of a detailed scan of her feet when she suggested she would be getting further treatment in the future.Last December, the former glamour model revealed she was “back” at the Chelsea and Westminster hospital for more medical aid on social media as she showed off a photograph of a CT scanner.It is understood the star was having her bones checked by the medical machine as she revealed: “For my feet looks like round two.”Katie described the agony of her fall at the time, saying: “It’s the most painful thing ever.

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BBC Breakfast fans have hit back at Naga Munchetty after the TV presenter appeared to defend Boris Johnson over the controversial partygate scandal during an interview with Liberal Democrat deputy leader Daisy Cooper. Earlier this month, the Prime Minister was issued a fine for breaking the law while attending a series of social gatherings at 10 Downing Street while the country had imposed a slew of strict lockdown measures.He has since come under intense scrutiny from the public, with many MP’s demanding Mr Johnson to resign as further investigations are being held into his social activities throughout 2020.But during Friday’s (April 22) instalment of the popular BBC One morning show, the 47-year-old came under fire after she appeared to defend the Prime Minister during a heated discussion with the Daisy Cooper.On the show, the broadcaster and her co-host Ben Thompson welcomed the politician onto to show to discuss the impact of his breach of lockdown rules during the peak of pandemic.The MP explained her reasons for why she feels that the Mr Johnson should step down after he broke the lockdown rules or take responsibility for his actions.She argued: “The problem is when the Prime Minister was found out he continued to lie and then lie again and then lie again.“Here we are many months later in the cost of living crisis …,” she continued.It was at this point that Naga interrupted: “You know this is a very explosive accusation to accuse the Prime Minister of lying.“Let’s be very clear, what specifically do you thing the Prime Minister has lied about?”This is a live TV story and is being constantly updated.

Signs of a good neighbour include taking the bins in, accepting deliveries, and keeping an eye on the property when the owners are on holiday.A study of 2,000 adults revealed that watering plants and giving advance warning of a party are among the top 30 signs next-door is decent.Offering to help with DIY and gardening tasks, assisting with carrying in shopping bags, and being a good listener if a neighbour is opening up to them, also featured in the list.It emerged more than three-quarters (77%) believe their street has some good neighbours – while a confident 92% feel they are personally a great person to live next to.The research, commissioned by Warburtons, found Brits say “hello” or similar to people on their street six times a week – almost daily.One in five believe the pandemic helped bring them closer to their neighbours, with 18% now more invested in their community than ever before.It also emerged 14% are happier to open up to others in their community since the pandemic, with one in four discussing the rising cost of living.One in six have given or received advice from their neighbours in relation to saving money, with 26% relying on them more than ever when it comes to trying to save the pennies.This includes borrowing items from a neighbour instead of buying them new (18%), and teaming up on a food shop to save on costs (14%).Despite financial struggles, a quarter donate an average of £20 a month to community initiatives – including local charities, fundraising events and neighbourhood watch – while 18% are involved in other ways.And while older Brits would traditionally call upon others for a “cup of sugar”, modern day versions of this include asking neighbours for DIY tools, coffee, phone chargers – and

The Kardashians scene where Kim Kardashian's son Saint found an advert for a sex tape on Roblox was not faked, a source close to the family has claimed. During the first episode of the family's new Disney+ reality show, Saint, six, showed his mother a "Kim Kardashian experience" room he apparently spotted when playing the game.Roblox bosses have since said that it removed the room and that no sex tape was ever available.They also added that only "a few dozen players" found it in the short space of time it was live.Since the fresh sex tape scandal came to light, some have suggested the chances of Saint being one of those players to find the room is not very high.Zomebody, a well-known Roblox developer, recently told BBC News: "The chances of 'accidentally' stumbling upon a game like that are astronomically small."There are two potential ways for Saint to have found such a game - either he or the family actively searched for (or even created) such a game or someone else in their group of peers created it and then shared it directly with the boy."Production company, Fulwell 73 or the Kardashians are yet to provide a comment but a source close to the family has insists the scene was not made up.The moment Saint found the Roblox room is a centre of the drama in the first-ever episode of The Kardashians.He runs up to his mum saying: "Everybody look it, this is on Roblox," before handing her his tablet.The screen is blurred but Kim, 41, described what she saw to an interviewer.She explained: "There was a picture of my cry face and I look at it and it said something super-inappropriate like, 'Kim's new sex tape'.

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If your day isn’t truly complete without your extra-hot double shot oat milk latte, you’re certainly not alone. But have you ever considered adding coffee into your beauty regime? The coffee plant is rich in antioxidants and as such, scientists and beauty brands have discovered certain benefits when it’s applied topically to the face and body, ranging from protecting against environmental damage to reducing puffy under-eye bags.

Good Morning Britain's Kate Garraway couldn't hold back her emotion after she met a nurse who cared for her husband Derek Draper while he was hospitalised with covid-19.On Friday morning's programme (April 22) author Michael Rosen who also suffered with Covid appeared on the show and met his nurse Beth who helped look after him.GMB viewers discovered that Michael and Derek were on the same ward and were placed two beds away from each other while in hospital.But Kate was left further surprised when she also discovered that Beth helped to look after Derek too as well as Michael.Kate asked Beth: "Did you care for him?"Beth replied: "I would have done, yeah."Shocked by the revelation, Kate responded: "That is amazing, thank you so much by the way."Smiling happily, Beth then said: "We did everything that we could, we put our all into it."Thanking the nurse profusely, Kate stood up and gave Beth a hug.Holding back the tears, Kate confessed: "I must admit I'm slightly overwhelmed as I haven't met anybody at all or seen the faces of anybody from that time, so it's lovely."Derek, 54, became seriously ill from Covid-19 during the early stages of the coronavirus pandemic and was known as one of the worst cases in the UK.Although he is now out of hospital, he is still dealing with the long-term impact of the illness two years later. Speaking to Mail On Sunday's You magazine in February, Kate confessed that she is finding a "new path" to loving her husband.She said: "I'm not sure that we've ever fallen out of love, but I think a new path is emerging, a new way to be in love."He puts huge trust in me.

Death Row resident will live to while away another day after his lethal injection appointment was botched at the last minute yesterday (April 21).And now his lawyers are demanding an immediate investigation into the cocktail of drugs set to be used which they assert would have 'tortured' their client. Triple killer Oscar Smith was set to die for murdering his estranged wife Judith Smith and her sons Jason Burnett, 13, and Chad Burnett, 16, inside their home in Nashville, Tennessee, USA, on October 1, 1989 but was saved at the last minute.According to Governor Bill Lee, Smith's reprieve was "due to an oversight in preparation for lethal injection."He continued: "I am granting a temporary reprieve while we address Tennessee Department of Correction protocol.

It takes just over 12 months to become bored of your home after moving in, according to research.A study of 2,000 homeowners and renters found 41% felt tired of their surroundings an average of only a year after getting the keys.As many as almost half (48%) of 18- to 24-year-olds felt fed up of their home after just two months - compared to one in ten (12%) over-65s.The decoration, layout and location were the main things that triggered this boredom, while furniture and appliances also appeared on the list.But surprisingly, one in five (21%) claimed to be sick to the back teeth with absolutely everything about their home.A quarter of those who got bored blamed this on lockdown, as they spent so long in one place all day.One in three put it down to not having enough space, while 31% were fed up with issues such as damp, creaky floorboards, and condensation on the windows.And 21% of those who agreed they were bored noted this was because they didn’t like their neighbours.As a result of being fed up of their home, nearly one in ten adults would like to redecorate their surroundings as often as every four weeks.And the average adult typically spends £36 a month on home furnishings - with 2% claiming to splash more than £500 a month.Ryan Prince, CEO and Founder of residential rental brand UNCLE, which commissioned the survey said: “It’s not a surprise it takes so little time to become bored of the home you live in.“When you spend so long in one place, it’s easy to become tired of the same thing.“There can be so many triggers of this boredom, from the location of the property, to the interior and decoration - and even the neighbour’s dogs barking through the walls can cause restlessness.“Having an escape within the space you

Netflix viewers have been left stunned by the trailer for a new documentary, called Our Father, which lifts the lid on a shocking story about a fertility doctor who set out to increase the population - all by himself. The incredible documentary tells the story of former Indianapolis fertility doctor Donald Cline who fathered 50 or more children by illegally artificially inseminating his own sperm into women. "Disgustingly fascinating...

Prince Harry has not spoken to his father Prince Charles since last Thursday, when they had a “cordial but slightly awkward” meeting which lasted just 15 minutes.

A Killearn mum who last month appeared on MasterChef is hoping to raise funds towards a charity in memory of a teenager who died from a rare type of bone cancer.

A section of the M62 will be closed in Cheshire for the entirety of this weekend. The eastbound carriageway at junction 10 (Croft Interchange) to the M6 northbound link road at junction 10 will be shut from 8pm on Friday (April 22) to 5am Monday (April 25) due to ongoing repair work.

Billie Faires had a rather awkward parent moment with her son while on a plane as they headed on a recent holiday. The former The Only Way is Essex star is mum to Arthur, five, and daughter Nelly, eight, who she shares with husband Greg Shepherd.