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Paralysed nappy-wearing cat thrives after owner adopts her from shelter

Aoife’s owner Sabrina de Matteo, 45, of Los Angeles says her pet is happy and her “life has worth”.

The Independent UK

The latest death notices in Wales as families remember loved ones

Our thoughts are with their loved ones at this time

Wales Online

Disabled Lanarkshire mum stuck in adequate housing forced to 'bum shuffle' around her home

Danielle MacArthur woke up to discover both her legs were suddenly paralysed in October 2019 and has been forced to sleep on her living room couch ever since due to inadequate council housing.

Glasgow Live

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Disabled Scots mum forced to 'bum-shuffle' around living room amid council housing failures

Danielle MacArthur, 27, who suffers from Functional Neurological Disorder, is still waiting for help from North Lanarkshire Council despite winning a £10k discrimination case against the local authority.

Daily Record

Heart-wrenching moment boy, 15, comforts his brother after saying he is dying of cancer

Ian, 15, found out in the past week that his bone cancer has returned and this time it is incurable. He is pictured comforting his younger brother Peter after telling him the heartbreaking news

Daily Mirror

A grieving 93-year-old is walking 100 laps of his estate despite a dodgy hip and knee in memory of his late wife

It all started as a joke on the family WhatsApp group but months later Neil Norman is still going, despite being in constant pain, all for the love of his late wife Anne and to raise money to beat the disease that affected her

Wales Online

Mum's warning after incurable skin cancer diagnosis despite never having any moles

Melissa Young, from Kirkcaldy, said her stage three skin cancer might have gone unnoticed for longer had she not caught Covid causing her to find a lump under her arm

Daily Mirror

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Ravens HC John Harbaugh discusses CB Marcus Peters, DB Ar’Darius Washington returning to practice

Ravens HC John Harbaugh discussed the returns of cornerback Marcus Peters and defensive back Ar'Darius Washington

USA Today Sports Media Group

Scots mum diagnosed with incurable skin cancer despite having no moles or skin changes

She was sent for a mammogram and a scan before doctors took a biopsy and confirmed Melissa had Stage 3 melanoma in December but by the time it was caught, the cancer had spread to her lymph nodes.

Daily Record

‘Recovery’ will be different for every patient fighting addiction, but it is always worth pursuing

The idealised result for people with mental illnesses is to rapidly return to their ‘normal’ level of functioning. This isn’t always possible

The Guardian - AU

Antrim man's touching tribute to wife who was the "life and soul"

Amanda Donoghue passed away on July 23 after a short battle with cancer and now husband Peter wants to carry on her caring legacy

Belfast Live

Baby P's mum Tracey Connelly confronted by angry local people

Killer mother of tragic Baby Peter forced to flee shop after being recognised by residents after she was released from jail on parole

Chronicle Live

Betting companies required to provide gamblers with financial statements, but ex-punter says it's not enough

Australian betting losses said to be the highest per capita in the world and as of this month companies are required to provide gamblers with a clear picture of their spending. But a man who lost everything says there are more effective steps that could be taken.

ABC News

Eilish McColgan and Laura Muir are Scotland's own Lionesses inspiring a generation, says athletics club president

Nigel Reynolds - president of Dundee Hawkshill Harriers, where McColgan and Muir have both trained and competed - believes their success will lead to another big rush towards athletics.

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A Place in the Sun's Jean Johansson stunned as couple make history with lowest ever budget

A recent episode of A Place in the Sun saw Scots presenter Jean Johansson face a 'challenge' with retired couple Linda and Peter because the pair had the lowest budget she'd ever had to work with.

Daily Mirror

A Place In The Sun host stunned as couple make history with lowest ever budget

A recent episode of A Place in the Sun saw presenter Jean Johansson face a 'challenge' with retired couple Linda and Peter because the pair had the lowest budget she'd ever worked with

ABC News

Natural, organic, regenerative or conventional farming: Do labels help or hinder producers?

Demand for food bearing labels such as 'organic' or 'sustainable' is soaring, but some farmers are questioning if the name is worth the pain.

Liverpool Echo

Channel 4 A Place in the Sun fans issue demand as pensioners appear on show

Linda and Peter were looking for a holiday home in Italy, with just a small budget

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Dublin Live

Elephant rides, smoking monkeys & prankster hippos: Dublin Zoo's crazy past

Tiger King has nothing on this bunch...

Liverpool Echo

City's 'neglected hidden jewel' and the bid to bring it back to life

Newsham Park has sat at the heart of the community for more than 150 years - but some residents say it's now neglected

The National (Scotland)

Westminster limiting Scotland's cost of living support, says FM as council strike threat looms

INCREASING public sector pay in Scotland within the limits of Holyrood’s fixed budget would require “robbing Peter to pay Paul”, the First…

Irish Mirror

Mourners gather at funeral of 'beautiful, bubbly' Irish woman killed in double road tragedy

“She had a tremendous empathy for the elderly. Her good deeds have gone before her”.

Dublin Live

Joanne McNally shares pic with new boyfriend on Portugal holiday

Joanne and Alan have gone Instagram official

Daily Mirror

'Unethical' parking firm fined disabled man for beach day trip despite having ticket

Jean and Peter Hills were hit with a £60 fine during a day at the seaside when they parked in a disabled bay and displayed their blue badge in Whitley Bay, Tyne and Wear

Chronicle Live

Parking firm branded 'unethical' after couple receive fine despite buying ticket at Whitley Bay

Jean Hills, 72, and her disabled husband, Peter, 75, went on a trip to the seaside on July 5 - but received a fine days later

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