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Neve Gordon-Farleigh andRobby WestEast of EnglandRobby West/BBCEmma Simmonds went to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital to seek help from the gynaecology department for fertility struggles A woman says she has lost “complete faith” and will never go back to a hospital that left her feeling “dismissed” after she had a miscarriage.Emma Simmonds, 41, went to the early pregnancy unit at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital (QEH) in King’s Lynn, Norfolk, in 2023 after bleeding at almost 11 weeks pregnant.She was told to return the next day and found out she had a miscarriage.Chris Bown, interim managing director at the QEH, said: “Our…

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For many students, ChatGPT has become as standard a tool as a notebook or a calculator.Whether it’s tidying up grammar, organising revision notes, or generating flashcards, AI is fast becoming a go-to companion in university life. But as campuses scramble to keep pace with the technology, a line is being quietly drawn. Using it to understand? Fine. Using it to write your assignments? Not allowed.According to a recent report from the Higher Education Policy Institute, almost 92% of students are now using generative AI in some form, a jump from 66% the previous year.“Honestly, everyone is using it,” says Magan…

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Scale of Tommy Robinson protest shows free speech is ‘alive and well’ in the UK, minister saysGood morning and welcome to our live coverage of UK politics.At least 25 people were arrested and 26 police officers were injured – including four who were seriously hurt – at Tommy Robinson’s “Unite the Kingdom” protest in London yesterday, the Metropolitan police said.The protest, thought to be the largest nationalist event in decades, saw between 110,000 and 150,000 people turn out, significantly exceeding the estimates of organisers. Elsewhere, about 5,000 anti-racism campaigners mounted a counter-protest.The crowds were addressed by Elon Musk, who dialled…

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As he points out on the opening track of Play, Ed Sheeran has now been around a long time. It’s 20 years since he self-released his debut album and 14 since he signed to a major label and set about becoming the most commercially successful British artist of his age: long enough that we’re now seeing the appearance of pop stars who claim him as a formative influence. (Singer-songwriter Myles Smith, who was just into his teens when Sheeran released his breakthrough album +, even plays one of those little acoustic guitars that have long been Sheeran’s trademark.) It’s certainly…

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As Israel displaces thousands from the north of the enclave, concerns are growing about worsening conditions in the south.Thousands of Palestinians are being displaced each day by Israel’s indiscriminate carpet bombing of Gaza City, which is killing dozens of civilians daily, with families fleeing south towards an uncertain fate in the repeatedly attacked and overcrowded al-Mawasi.More than 6,000 people were forced to leave the besieged city on Saturday, according to the Palestinian Civil Defence, as the Israeli army continued its relentless bombardment of the area.Recommended Stories list of 2 itemsend of listSome 900,000 Palestinians are currently left in the city,…

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Nepal’s newly-appointed interim prime minister says she will be in the post for no longer than six months.”I did not wish for this job. It was after voices from the streets that I was compelled to accept,” Sushila Karki said, speaking for the first time since being sworn into office on Friday. She said she would hand over to the new government which will emerge after elections on 5 March next year.Her appointment comes after more than 70 people were killed during anti-corruption protests which ousted the Nepal’s government. Karki took the oath of office after an agreement with protest…

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KAMPALA – Uganda is positioning energy efficiency at the heart of its development strategy as government projections show that the upcoming Energy Efficiency and Conservation Bill, 2024, could save the economy more than $682 million (Shs2.6 trillion) by 2030. The draft Bill, now before Cabinet for approval, seeks to establish a legal framework that promotes efficient energy use, reduces wastage, and strengthens conservation practices across households, industries, and public institutions. Speaking at a stakeholder meeting at Hotel Africana in Kampala, Minister of State for Energy Okaasai Sidronius Opolot said Uganda can no longer afford inefficiencies in its energy sector. “Our…

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As a leading fashion designer and creative design director, Isabel Wild is redefining the boundaries of what it means to design for commercial success in today’s quickly changing fashion industry. Isabel is best known for her ability to predict upcoming trends, use vintage inspiration to create viral products, and guide brands into new markets. Her work often combines deep technical skills with cultural awareness. Her method isn’t just about creating fashion-forward clothing, but turning style into a formulaic strategy that can create revenue.  From Bedroom Mood Boards to Global Brand Impact Isabel’s journey began with collaged walls and a love…

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The popular perception of sex machines (thanks mainly to porn) is usually a dildo on the end of a long rod attached to a motor. That visual might be intimidating, but Lovense made it downright cute with the Lovense Mini Sex Machine (8/10, WIRED Recommends). A smaller, compact version of its flagship product, the Mini has a powerful motor in a small package, with easily adjustable legs that allow you to position the device at the best angle.Most sex machines—including Lovense’s larger flagship sex machine—are large and heavy, and can be cumbersome to set up, but the Mini reduces almost…

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When children are deprived of sufficient food, a cascade of health failures can quickly follow. Critical illness and death threaten, and even those who survive may face a lifetime of health challenges.Young Palestinians, particularly those under age 5, are especially vulnerable in the Gaza Strip, where Israel has imposed restrictions on the entry of aid throughout the war, at times shutting crossings entirely. The highest levels of malnutrition since the war began were reported this summer, and its largest city has been officially declared under famine by a panel of food-security experts. Sources: Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (I.P.C.); SoP…

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