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A Suffolk vet has revealed the "huge challenges" of working through the coronavirus pandemic - including having to tragically put down pets in people's...

Barbara Ann Mitchell, nee Butterworth, had been suffering with dementia and died on January 23, aged 85. She died in her sleep at a care home in Somerset, where she had been loved and looked after for three weeks. Mrs Mitchell was born and raised in Leytonstone, but evacuated to Ashton Keynes, near Swindon, during the Second World War. She married husband Bill in 1975, having met the previous year when they were both teaching at the General Nursing Council in London, and their son, Davi...

Barbara Ann Mitchell, nee Butterworth, had been suffering with dementia and died on January 23, aged 85. She died in her sleep at a care home in Somerset, where she had been loved and looked after for three weeks. Mrs Mitchell was born and raised in Leytonstone, but evacuated to Ashton Keynes, near Swindon, during the Second World War. She married husband Bill in 1975, having met the previous year when they were both teaching at the General Nursing Council in London, and their son, Davi...

Barbara Ann Mitchell, nee Butterworth, had been suffering with dementia and died on January 23, aged 85. She died in her sleep at a care home in Somerset, where she had been loved and looked after for three weeks. Mrs Mitchell was born and raised in Leytonstone, but evacuated to Ashton Keynes, near Swindon, during the Second World War. She married husband Bill in 1975, having met the previous year when they were both teaching at the General Nursing Council in London, and their son, Davi...

Barbara Ann Mitchell, nee Butterworth, had been suffering with dementia and died on January 23, aged 85. She died in her sleep at a care home in Somerset, where she had been loved and looked after for three weeks. Mrs Mitchell was born and raised in Leytonstone, but evacuated to Ashton Keynes, near Swindon, during the Second World War. She married husband Bill in 1975, having met the previous year when they were both teaching at the General Nursing Council in London, and their son, Davi...

Barbara Ann Mitchell, nee Butterworth, had been suffering with dementia and died on January 23, aged 85. She died in her sleep at a care home in Somerset, where she had been loved and looked after for three weeks. Mrs Mitchell was born and raised in Leytonstone, but evacuated to Ashton Keynes, near Swindon, during the Second World War. She married husband Bill in 1975, having met the previous year when they were both teaching at the General Nursing Council in London, and their son, Davi...

Brave - Lily, 6, after her third radiotherapy session DONATIONS have been pouring in over the past week to help a six-year-old girl with a terminal brain tumour. Thousands of people have donated almost £80,000 towards Lily Mckelvey’s online fundraiser since it launched just eight days ago. Lily, who lives in Marks Tey with her parents Elizabeth and Jack, was diagnosed with an extremely rare tumour which grows in the stem of the brain on January 12. The youngster’s condition - known...

She has also unearthed a black and white photo of the big day and said: "Im so pleased to get to the bottom of this long-standing mystery. "Anne and Bill have never been sure of their wedding date, always believing it to be the 28th or 29th. "Some of their children have even taken to believing they are not married at all - accusing them of never actually tying the knot. "A lack of photographic evidence backed up their theory but I knew they were wrong because I was at the ceremony. "I...

Care home residents receive Oxford Covid-19 vaccine A WW2 widow, Royal Navy veteran and Army veteran were among care home residents in High Wycombe to receive their Covid-19 vaccines. Ena Mitchell, Harold Cooper and Jim Pitt, at the Royal Star & Garter, received the Oxford AstraZeneca jab last Monday (January 11). Among the residents receiving the first of their two injections was 102-year-old Mrs Mitchell, whose husband was killed in Belgium in 1944. She said: “I’m honoured to be a...

A vested interest in saving their own hide to give us information that is truthful and verifiable. >> and who go to great length to make sure those people who are flipping are in fact telling the truth to the prosecutors, because they dont want to go out on a limb with rotten evidence. >> and by the way -- >> hold on, laura. john dean knows a thing about cooperating with investigators. this is a conversation between john ehrlichman and president nixon, from april 8th of 1973, and theyre talking ...