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Free clothing and baby banks in the North East: How struggling families can get help with clothes and more

Where to find clothing banks, baby banks and free school uniform stores in Newcastle, Gateshead, Sunderland, County Durham, and North and South Tyneside

Chronicle Live

Best bedside cribs so your baby can sleep right beside you

The neatest and most functional co-sleepers for new parents

Evening Standard

Classic literature insights on refugees

From the Bible to "The Grapes of Warth," reading classic texts of people seeking new lives can create empathy

Salon

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Airdrie man left baby brain damaged then blamed another child

Neil Kirton, 29, hurt the tiny boy while apparently feeding him late at night before putting him back to bed and going to work the next day.

Glasgow Live

Man left Lanarkshire baby badly brain damaged and then blamed a toddler for the horrific injuries

Neil Kirkton, 29, sobbed in court as he had his bail removed and was remanded in custody pending sentencing

Daily Record

'IVF treatment left me gasping for breath in intensive care - now I have miracle baby'

Diana Murungi, 37, and her husband Moses, 40, from Basingstoke, have finally had their miracle baby after nearly 10 years of trying - but in Endometriosis Awareness Month, Diana wants women to understand the symptoms

Daily Mirror

Hartcliffe's baptism floodwaters slowly begin to recede

"Albeit at a slightly slower pace than if Moses was involved"

Bristol Post

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What classic literature knows about refugees fleeing persecution and war

The United Nations has warned that the war in Ukraine could create “the biggest refugee crisis this century.” Two and a half million people have already fled.

The Conversation

The Ordering of Moses review – Dett’s oratorio thrills on its belated UK premiere

Joshua Weilerstein conducted the CBSO in a rare outing for the African American composer Robert Nathaniel Dett’s vivid and impassioned ‘sacred cantata’

The Guardian - UK

Speech-Based Expulsion from Private Club Doesn't Violate Massachusetts Civil Rights Act

From yesterday's Report and Recommendation by Magistrate Judge Donald Cabell (D. Mass.) in Koppel v. Moses: [According to the Complaint,] Koppel and Moses at one point were friends and fellow MIT graduate students. Both belonged to a student-run computer science club called the Student Information Processing Board ("SIPB"), which Moses…

Reason

Mum saves £75 by creating her own Moses changing basket

Kyerah Laird wanted the wicker basket influencers love

Liverpool Echo

The science behind the 10 plagues of Egypt

Some of the diseases and natural disasters chronicled in the Book of Exodus can be explained by scientific theories.

LiveScience

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