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"I believe God sent me there, at the right moment," Pebbles' owner, Lynn Pretorius, told Newsweek.

1. Urgent warning as mumps epidemic expected to hit Britain soon – are you at risk?...  The Sun
2. Rise in measles cases in Bristol prompts call for vaccination  BBC
3. Rise in measles cases in Gloucestershire prompts vaccination calls  Gloucestershire Live
4. Health experts stress importance of MMR vaccination amid measles rise  Daily Jang
5. Rise in measles cases leads to vaccination warning for South West residents  This Is Wiltshire

SHAMED sexter Jermaine Jenas has apologised to his wife again — this time as she launches a new business.

A MUMPS epidemic is expected to hit Britain soon, experts have warned — with teenagers and young adults most at risk.

LUCERNE, SWITZERLAND – JULY 9: A rower sits in a boat during the Bearing Point Rowing World Cup Day 2 on the Rotsee on July 9, 2005 in Lucerne, Switzerland. (Photo by Christopher Lee/Getty Images)

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A DOZEN men who worked for disgraced Mohamed Fayed have lodged claims of abuse.

They have alleged bullying, harassment and homophobic abuse by the former Harrods boss.

Some department store staff and men who worked elsewhere in Fayed’s empire have said they suffered post-traumatic stress disorder and recurring trauma due to their experiences.

The Justice for Harrods Survivors group is dealing with the claims of more than 420 women who say they were sexually abused or raped by Fayed. Читать дальше...

Jelena Dokic opens up about experiencing family violence as a child and during her tennis career.

Since arriving at Spurs this summer, Dominic Solanke has already shown glimpses of brilliance that suggest he might just be the number nine the team... The post Spurs coach Matty Wells heaps praise on Dominic Solanke – ‘Second to none’ appeared first on Spurs Web.

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The Packers host the 49ers at Lambeau Field on Sunday. We break down what the game means for the NFL playoff picture.

1. 'Don't drink the spirits': Laos backpackers avoid shots after suspected poisonings  BBC.com
2. Sixth person dies after suspected mass drink-spiking in Laos  Yahoo! Voices
3. Inside the chilling final hours of backpackers poisoned at Laos — who vomited blood for hours before their deaths  New York Post
4. Deadly alcohol poisoning casts shadow over the Laotian backpacker town  The Associated Press

Things on the ranch are heating up...

An Antiques Roadshow guest struggled to speak after discovering that her inherited necklace was worth a whopping five-figure sum.

Since its release in 2014, Ring doorbells have become a staple in most homes. Its innovative smartphone link and included security camera can really make a difference when it comes to being safe in your home. But after a bad experience, Ivanka (@tidymoose) explained why she's adamant she'll never use the product again.

This week on Storylines, the story of Vince Carter, the Toronto Raptors legend who transformed basketball in Canada. From the high of “Vinsanity” to the low of his bitter departure from The Raptors, Carter’s career left a permanent mark on Canadian sports fans. Carter’s story is told by Adrian Ma, a Toronto journalist and professor. As a kid growing up in Ancaster, Ontario, Adrian spent hours shooting hoops at the local schoolyard imagining he was Carter. Speaking with fans, former players and cultural commentators... Читать дальше...