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Kai Trump’s Parents, The Family Behind Donald Trump’s Eldest Grandchild

By Sam Allcock19/03/20250

Kai Madison Trump was raised in the spotlight after being born into one of the most watched families in America. She has inherited a legacy that goes beyond politics as the eldest grandchild of former President Donald Trump and the daughter of Donald Trump Jr. and Vanessa Trump. Her parents, however, have unquestionably influenced how she has developed into a person who is paving her own way, especially in the realm of sports. A Family with a History of Public Life and Private Devotion On May 12, 2007, Kai was born in New York City into a world of high…

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Celebrities

Bruno Mars’ Parents – The Musical Legacy Behind the Superstar

By Sam Allcock19/03/20250

Not only is Bruno Mars’ journey from a young child in Hawaii to a worldwide superstar a tale of talent, but it also reflects the incredibly musical environment in which he grew up. His parents, Bernadette San Pedro Bayot and Peter Hernandez, not only encouraged but also surrounded him with music. Music was all around him from the time he could walk, influencing his sound, style, and charisma. Bruno Mars’ Parents: Bio Data and Personal Information AttributeDetailsFatherPeter HernandezMotherBernadette San Pedro BayotFather’s OccupationMusician, PercussionistMother’s OccupationHula Dancer, SingerFather’s HeritagePuerto Rican & Jewish (Hungarian, Ukrainian)Mother’s HeritageFilipino & SpanishHometownHonolulu, Hawaii, USAChildrenSix, including Bruno MarsMusical…

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Health

Rochdale family’s hopes for 2025 after ‘the worst time possible’ as rare disease leaves their son completely paralysed and struggling to breath.

By Karen Contrino16/01/20250

On 19th March 2024, Ayuub Al-Asad (15) from Rochdale started to experience a sharp pain in his stomach. Less than 24 hours later, he was on a ventilator, sedated, and paralysed from the neck down with no idea what caused it.  Despite a traumatic year for him and his family when his extremely rare condition went undiagnosed putting his life at risk, Ayuub is feeling positive about the year ahead: “I am looking forward to going to Stoke Mandeville where I will get will get specialised care and plan to get back to school to finish my GCSES and choose a…

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Business

Revolution in care set to see new specialist hubs introduced

By Karen Contrino07/01/20250

Specialist care for older and disabled people in North Yorkshire is set to be transformed with a multi-million pound investment in pioneering new hubs that are due to be built over the next few years. Vital services provided and commissioned by North Yorkshire Council are faced with increasing demand, especially for specialist dementia and rehabilitation care for people who are being discharged from hospital. The council’s executive has today (Tuesday, January 7) unanimously approved plans to build up to five new care and support hubs to help to respond to demand for services across the county, with the exact locations…

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Unsafe Handling of Disability Aids, Outdated Legislation and Staff Training Are Amongst the Necessary Changes In Accessible Air Travel

By Karen Contrino12/12/20240

Earlier this month, Open Road Access hosted a groundbreaking webinar in collaboration with the Rights on Flights campaign, which brought together industry leaders, experts, and the disabled community to address pressing accessibility challenges in air travel. The virtual event explored opportunities for the aviation industry, with a particular focus on making air travel safer, more dignified, and accessible for all. The webinar led by industry experts, including Christopher Wood MBE, Martyn Sibley, and David Dew-Veal, highlighted the urgent need for change, as current practices in assisting disabled air passengers often lead to unsafe and undignified experiences. Key issues discussed included…

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Bereket Döner Stands Up for Türkiye’s EU Recognition of Döner with Research

By Sam Allcock06/12/20240

Germany has challenged Türkiye’s attempt to secure EU recognition for döner kebab as a traditional product. In response, Bereket Döner has presented an academic study to highlight the Turkish origins and historical importance of the dish. During a press conference held in Istanbul on 5th December, Bereket Döner shared the findings of its study, which emphasise döner’s roots in Turkish culture and history. “Our research demonstrates that döner is deeply rooted in Turkish history and culture,” declared Mevlüt Ceyhun Tekdemir, Vice Chairman of Bereket Döner’s Board. “From Takiyeddin Efendi’s 16th-century mechanical drawings to insights from Evliya Çelebi, our evidence leaves…

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New Victims Emerge in Fraud Case Linked to Ukrainian Military Uniform Contracts

By Sam Allcock05/12/20240

The Ukrainian Armed Forces are facing allegations of fraud in connection with military uniform procurement. A Turkish company is expected to register itself as a victim in a high-profile corruption case in Ukraine, which names former bureaucrats among its defendants. On 27 November, Ukraine’s National Police conducted coordinated raids across 38 locations as part of their investigation. The case centres on a network accused of making unlawful profits from a 2022 contract between Sinclair and Wilde and the Ukrainian Ministry of Defence, where prices were reportedly inflated. According to a news released by the National Police of Ukraine, among the…

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Health

Prostate cancer case-finding programme supports Movember message by reaching 18,000 men missed during COVID-19

By Karen Contrino25/11/20240

Surrey and Sussex Cancer Alliance (SSCA) and Medefer have made strides in men’s health with their Targeted Prostate Health Check (TPHC) programme (report: https://medefer.com/early-detection-of-prostate-cancer/) identifying 18,000 men who missed prostate cancer testing during the COVID-19 pandemic. This effort aligns with Movember 2024, the global campaign urging men to take charge of their health through early action. Key results from the programme: • 22,000 men engaged: Over 22,000 men completed a health questionnaire, leading to PSA and urine tests for 18,079 participants • 263 lives impacted: Early detection diagnosed 263 men with prostate cancer, enabling timely treatment • Awareness up: Prostate cancer…

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A caring pair: Meet the duo bridging the gap for personalised care in the community

By Karen Contrino25/11/20240

Many people know the frustration of dealing with unreliable care providers, broken promises and the constant search for someone trustworthy to look after their loved ones. Seeing this need in her own community, Elmira Khoshrouz set out to create a solution: Visiting Angels, a compassionate team dedicated to delivering care for people in the comfort of their own homes. Together with her Registered Manager, Matthew Hartley, Elmira is driven to bring positive change to South Manchester’s home care experience – one where caregivers are truly respected and recognised. After years in hospitality, Elmira transitioned to a hands-on role at a…

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This Giving Tuesday, Take Action: Support Conservation Efforts to Protect Brazil’s Pantanal, the World’s Largest Wetland

By Karen Contrino25/11/20240

After a year of record-breaking temperatures and unprecedented climate disasters, the urgency to address environmental crises has never been greater. This Giving Tuesday, Rainforest Trust invites supporters to join its missionto safeguard the planet’s biodiversity by protecting critical habitat in Brazil. Since 1988, Rainforest Trust has protected over 53 million acres of rainforest and aims to accelerate its efforts to prevent deforestation and combat climate change. Rainforest Trust supports the establishment of protected areas through direct land purchase; designation in cooperation with governments and communities; and community-managed areas that secure the ancestral lands of Indigenous Peoples that depend on the land…

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Don’t sweat it: how to stay cool on the road with faulty air con

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