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Baby died after being found between sleeping mum and arm of chair -- BBC News (UK)
Six-month-old baby died after being found between its mother and the arm of a chair; The mother admitted passing out in the chair after drinking "two or three" bottles of wine
Outline:
substance misuse midwife
Tone:
-- v. negative
Discussion:
? autism
Princess Eugenie pregnant with second child -- BBC News (UK)
Princess Eugenie, the King's niece, is expecting her second child this summer; The royal baby will be 13th in line to the British throne and will be a plain Miss or Master
Outline:
second child princess eugenie
Tone:
+ positive
Discussion:
+ Andrew,
++ Eugenie,
? BBC News
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'Menopause leave' trial rejected by ministers -- BBC News (UK)
Women and Equalities Committee accused ministers of making "glacial progress" on menopause support; MPs said a lack of support was pushing women out of work and made 12 recommendations
Outline:
workplace menopause policies
Tone:
+ positive
Discussion:
+ Menopause,
? HRT,
? Doug
UK menopause law change rejected as it could discriminate against men -- The Guardian
Ministers block proposal to make menopause a ‘protected characteristic’ under Equality Act; The cross-party women and equalities committee published a report last July
Outline:
menopause care
Tone:
+ positive
Discussion:
? UK,
? Equality Act,
? covid
IVF: Woman's anger at fertility changes after 30k spend -- BBC News (UK)
Woman's anger at proposed NHS Wales fertility changes for single women after 30k spend
Outline:
nhs wales fertility changes
Tone:
++ v. positive
Discussion:
++ NHS,
++ IVF
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Turkish president Erdogan tells Sweden not to expect Nato bid support -- BBC News (UK)
Sweden applied to join Nato after Russia invaded Ukraine - but needs Turkey, already a member, to approve; Erdogan condemned the latest protest, carried out by a far-right politician from a Danish party, as blasphemy not to be defended by free speech
Outline:
nato bid support sweden
Tone:
- negative
Discussion:
+ Turkey,
- Sweden,
- NATO
US to offer Serbia economic and diplomatic support amid tensions with Kosovo if Belgrade joins Western sanctions against Russia -- euronews
Washington ready to offer Serbia economic and diplomatic support on condition that Serbia joins Western allies in sanctions against Russia; Washington and Brussels may ask Kosovo to meet Serbia's demand in establishing "communities of Serb majority municipalities" in northern Kosovo
Outline:
euronews serbia
Tone:
+ positive
Discussion:
- US,
- Serbia,
± Kosovo
BBC News Home -- BBC News (UK)
Wednesdays FT: Germany agrees to send battle tanks in boost for allies' backing of Ukraine
Outline:
bbc news home wednesdays ft
Tone:
+ positive
Discussion:
? Ukraine,
? Brexit,
? Bitcoin
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David Walliams replaced by Bruno Tonioli as Britain's Got Talent judge -- BBC News (UK)
Former Strictly Come Dancing judge Bruno Tonioli replaces David Walliams on Britain's Got Talent judges' panel; The comedian and children's author joined Simon Cowell, Alesha Dixon and Amanda Holden on the show in 2012
Outline:
got talent judge david walliams
Tone:
+ positive
Discussion:
- Walliams,
++ Britain,
? BBC
Sir Elton John sends concert tickets to Telford students -- BBC News (UK)
Telford Priory School students performed I'm Still Standing with teacher Ben Millington; Sir Elton John said he was "blown away" by their lockdown rendition of the song
Outline:
telford students sir elton john
Tone:
± mixed
Discussion:
? BBC,
? Elton John,
? Nicola Sturgeons
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Emily Atack: Is it my fault I'm sent explicit messages? -- BBC News (UK)
TV star Emily Atack is sent hundreds of explicit messages and messages every day; The 33-year-old actress has made a BBC documentary on the issue
Outline:
tv star emily atack
Tone:
- negative
Discussion:
? UK,
? Emily,
? Carly
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The face of a mystery man found dead in the woods -- BBC News (UK)
Remains were discovered in woodlands near Balmore Golf Course in East Dumbartonshire in October 2011; Police have been unable to identify the man who was found dead more than 11 years ago
Outline:
unidentified human remains
Tone:
± mixed
Discussion:
? Sean Bean,
? Chelsea,
? Simon Jordan
"I was shot and captured after the D-Day landings" -- BBC News (UK)
Private Glennie was an 18-year-old soldier when he faced the terrifying reality of D-Day; Allied forces faced bullets and shells as they launched the largest air and sea invasion in history
Outline:
pte glennie
Tone:
+ positive
Discussion:
++ BBC,
? UK,
? twitter
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About 200 asylum-seeking children have gone missing, says minister -- BBC News (UK)
Of 4,600 child asylum seekers who had arrived in the UK since 2021, 440 had gone missing; Robert Jenrick said it was "extremely concerning" but added he had not seen evidence children were being abducted
Outline:
child asylum seekers
Tone:
- negative
Discussion:
- UK,
- England,
? Tory
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