Boy thrown from Tate Modern enjoying swimming lessons
The boy thrown from Tate Modern is making progress in his recovery, learning to swim and gaining autonomy in the water.
The fundraising page for the boy has raised significant funds for his recovery, with updates on his condition and improvements in mobility and balance. [ more ]
Sadiq Khan heckled by Britain First candidate just moments into victory speech
Sadiq Khan expressed gratitude amid boos but remained focused on seeking a general election and addressing threats and protests against his family. [ more ]
Lewisham chosen to trial government reforms to children's social care
The 'Families First for Children' Pathfinder Programme aims to improve services for struggling families to keep children safe within their homes through early interventions. [ more ]
Cindy Adams pays tribute to her beloved mom for Mother's Day: 'The core of my being'
The article reflects on the deep bond between the author and her mother, highlighting the profound impact of a mother's presence and support throughout her life. [ more ]
'Really excited': 8-year-old set to race in Bay Bridge Half Marathon
An 8-year-old girl, Margot Shiel, is preparing to run her longest race, the Bay Bridge Half Marathon, with her dad, aiming for a 10-minute mile pace and under 2 hours 30 minutes. [ more ]
We have failed': A conversation with the parents of an Israeli hostage | amNewYork
The Neutra family shares their story about their son who is held hostage in Gaza, emphasizing the need for attention and action to be directed towards the hostages. [ more ]
Eating disorders are not a choice, they are a disease I wish more people knew how treatable they are | Xavier Mulenga
Anorexia nervosa is a serious psychiatric illness that can involve food restriction, distorted weight perception, and severe physical consequences.
Family members often struggle with frustration when dealing with a loved one's eating disorder, which may stem from a lack of understanding about the nature of the disease. [ more ]
South County native wins NHL game in San Jose | Morgan Hill Times | Morgan Hill, San Martin, CA
Dustin Wolf, a Gilroy native, fulfilled his childhood dream by starting an NHL game as a goalie for the Calgary Flames in San Jose's SAP Center. [ more ]
Cameron Heyward Happy To Be Brother Connor's CliffsNotes To NFL Success
Cameron Heyward is mentoring his younger brother, Connor, in the NFL by providing guidance and advice on how to succeed in the league.
Cameron Heyward emphasizes the importance of taking care of one's body, doing the little things off the field, and spending time with family for sustained success. [ more ]
Dad's pride as son makes British South Asian ref history
Sunny Singh Gill will be the first British South Asian referee in the Premier League, making his father, former referee Jarnail Singh, very proud and emotional.
Sunny and his brother, Bhupinder, have exceeded expectations, with Bhupinder becoming the first Sikh to serve as a Premier League assistant referee. [ more ]
Senior Tory MP Bob Neill to stand down at next general election
Senior Conservative MP Sir Bob Neill is stepping down at the next general election to support his wife, who had a stroke.
Neill has served as Bromley and Chislehurst MP since 2006 and chaired the Commons justice committee.
In a letter to his local Conservative association, Neill praised Rishi Sunak's leadership and expressed confidence in the Conservative Party winning the new seat. [ more ]