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Tonight's rugby news as son in tears over Wales international's diagnosis and World Cup opponents to be decided

Here are the latest rugby stories from Wales and beyond today

Wales Online

Joni Mitchell surprises festivalgoers with first full live performance since 2002

It’s Mitchell’s first live performance since she suffered a brain aneurysm in 2015

The Independent UK

Joe Swash's agonising illness led to brutal EastEnders axe and two bankruptcies

Joe Swash, who married Loose Women favourite Stacey Solomon on Sunday, was left fighting for his life when he was struck down with a devastating brain bug

Daily Mirror

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Lobby group finalises list of player welfare requirements to World Rugby

Proceedings are set to be issued at court

The Independent UK

Woman whose face was paralysed after surgery has first ever facial reanimation operation

When she awoke from her brain tumour surgery, she received the shocking news that she had suffered a stroke that left her with facial paralysis down the right side of her face

Daily Mirror

This humble vitamin might be a worthwhile supplement for anxiety

A study found that high doses of vitamin B6 successfully treated symptoms of anxiety in young people in an academic setting.

Inverse

Former rugby players launch legal action against sport’s governing bodies over brain injuries

A group of more than 185 former rugby players are taking the game's ruling bodies to court for negligence in protecting them against head injuries.

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Archie Battersbee: Father of brain damaged boy ‘suffers stroke’ before life support ruling

The Court of Appeal was told Paul Battersbee was taken to hospital with a suspected stroke or heart attack

The Independent UK

Archie Battersbee: Appeal judges rule doctors can stop providing life-support treatment

The 12-year-old's family appealed against a ruling to end his treatment after he was ruled 'brain-stem dead'

Manchester Evening News

Archie Battersbee's life support can be turned off despite dad's illness, judges rule

Doctors have argued it is futile to carry on treating Archie Battersbee, 12, after he suffered a catastrophic brain injury when a social media dare apparently went wrong

Daily Mirror

Archie Battersbee: Father of brain damaged boy ‘suffers stroke’ as judges set to make life support ruling

The Court of Appeal was told Paul Battersbee was taken to hospital with a suspected stroke or heart attack

The Independent UK

The full list of accusations rugby players are making against the WRU and World Rugby

The legal action against some of the sport's governing now seems destined for court

Wales Online

Baby’s arm amputated at 10 days old after he suffered blood clots in the womb

Little Zack from Hull, East Yorkshire was born with a “bruised and blistered” left arm

Wales Online

Former stars launch lawsuit against RFU and World Rugby after brain damage diagnoses

Former professional and semi-pro rugby stars have are set to launch a lawsuit against RFU and World Rugby following their heartbreaking diagnosis of brain damage

Daily Mirror

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The Guardian - UK

Joni Mitchell gives first full live performance since 2002

The musician’s set at the Newport Folk festival was her first since she had a brain aneurysm in 2015

Irish Mirror

Top signs of depression to watch out for and how to help a loved one

Some of the signs of depression you or a loved one may be experiencing and how to you can deal with them.

Zenger

Egyptian Mummy’s Decapitated Head Found In An Attic Reveals Its Secrets Through CT Analysis

“We plan on using the scanning data to create a three-dimensional replica of the head and possible facial reconstruction."

The Conversation

Is there really such a thing as an 'addictive personality'?

We’ve all heard of someone referred to as having an “addictive personality”. Some even say it about themselves. But you may be surprised to know there is no such thing.

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Newcastle Herald

Krystal learned to walk and talk again after major brain surgery ... but one dream awaits

Krystal Bourke opens up on brain surgery, mental health, and the chance to fulfil a childhood dream.

Wales Online

Nearly 200 players issue legal proceedings against rugby's governing bodies after brain damage diagnoses

WalesOnline understands there are around 50 former Welsh professional players moving forward as part of the legal action this week

Manchester Evening News

'Beautiful' boy unable to walk, talk or eat after mum found him face down in cot

Carter Daley's family face a race against time to save him from permanent brain damage

Newsroom.co.nz

Plugging the brain drain

With workers heading overseas to new horizons and greener pastures, what are employers doing to retain their staff?

Daily Record

Five signs of depression to look out for and how to help a loved one

The signs of depression you or a loved one may be experiencing, and how to you can deal with them.

The Guardian - UK

Rugby and dementia: if it thinks it is going away, the game is deluding itself

We know from American football that a storm is heading rugby’s way. The governing bodies must act now rather than wait to see if a court of law finds them liable

Daily Mirror

Woman given devastating diagnosis after going for routine eye test at Specsavers

Susan Hetherington made an appointment for an eye test at Specsavers after experiencing blurry vision and ended up having surgery to remove a meningioma brain tumour

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