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A cancer patient was unable to fulfill her last wish of spending Christmas with her family as her General Physician prescribed painkillers instead of recommending scans to diagnose cancer relapse.

As part of the British Airways Magic campaign, the company flew a cancer survivor and her family to attend her uncle's wedding in Australia.

Howletts Wild Animal Park boss, Damian Aspinall, calls zoos "barbaric" and implores parents to not take children to see animals held captive in them.

Negligent forces in Egypt and Jordan caused the death of multiple US-trained sniffer dogs forcing the US to stop sending trained dogs to those countries.

Surfer miraculously survives a great white shark attack and will be spending Christmas at home with family.

While trying to save drowning nine-year-old, her father and brother drowned in the Club La Costa World pool as well.

As part of a prisoner rehabilitation programme more than 1000 criminals, including murderers, rapists, and drug-dealers, are set to go home for a six-day Christmas break from prison.

EasyJet cabin crew has been instructed to greet passengers in a gender-neutral way after receiving a complaint from a passenger.

Gamers from mainland China are fighting with pro-democracy protestors through "GTA Online" with the former flaunting an upper hand.

Chester Grosvenor received negative social media attention by refusing to lend their defibrillator to save an elderly man who had suffered a heart attack outside the hotel.

After fracturing her foot, the woman was forced to wait more than six hours on the cold pavement for an ambulance; she died of a heart attack after being taken to the hospital.

Donald Trump addressed a rally of his supporters in Michigan on Wednesday.

The doctor misdiagnosed children with cancer to make parents pay for private treatment.

Whirlpool has announced the recall of over half a million faulty washing machines which pose a fire hazard

Whirlpool has announced the recall of over half a million faulty washing machines which pose a fire hazard

Whirlpool has announced the recall of over half a million faulty washing machines which pose a fire hazard

After winning £3.75m, the man continued to take monthly child care handouts from the government.

The owner of a carriage company in Melbourne spoke up in support of the carriage driver who kicked his collapsed horse and shouted at people who were recording as well as trying to help.

The match will no longer be aired after the Arsenal player criticised China's treatment of Uighur Muslims.

A man who lives off beach scavenging in Thailand might have found 37 lbs of ambergris which has an estimated value of £500,000.

Human-animal conflict highlighted again in drought-stricken Zambia as tourists left frozen in fear by three elephants raiding an open dining hall in a tourist lodge in search of food.

A lion in a zoo in Pakistan latched onto the zookeeper's arm while he was trying to feed the big cat.

The woman who verbally and physically assaulted a 14-year-old schoolgirl from Sheffield has been "let out with a caution".

A Chilean military aircraft heading to Antarctica has gone missing and is suspected to have crashed en route.

Manson died in prison in 2017 after serving more than 45 years for encouraging his cult "Manson Family" to kill seven people in California in 1969.

The British prime minister has not been seen publicly with his girlfriend Carrie Symonds in over a month.

Bennet in her biography "Free Melania: An Unauthorized Biography" claims that FLOTUS always knew Donald Trump would win.

A British teacher suffered cardiac arrest during a snowstorm in the Spanish Pyrenees; doctors were able to restart her heart six hours after it stopped beating.

A British couple is the first in the world to experience "shared motherhood" where their son was fertilised in one womb and brought to term in the other.