BOISE, Idaho - Idaho on Wednesday became the first state to enact a law modeled after a Texas statute banning abortions after about six weeks of pregnancy and allowing it to be enforced through civil lawsuits to avoid constitutional court challenges.Republican Gov.

Brad Little signed into law the measure that allows people who would have been family members to sue a doctor who performs an abortion after cardiac activity is detected in an embryo."I stand in solidarity with all Idahoans who seek to protect the lives of preborn babies," Little wrote in a letter to Lt.

Gov. Janice McGeachin, who is also president of the Senate.The law in the conservative state is scheduled to take effect 30 days after the signing.

But court challenges are expected.Backers have said it is Idaho’s best opportunity to severely restrict abortions in the state after years of trying.

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Vancouver’s last ‘nuclear-weapons-free zone’ sign marks remnant of Cold War era

The Cold War era has been over for decades, but one sign of the times still stands on Canada’s West Coast. As Squire Barnes reports, it’s the last remnant of the peace movement that swept the city of Vancouver nearly 40 years ago.

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Evangelical Fellowship of Canada director explains misperceptions about ‘devout’ religions

Rick Hiemstra, director of research at the Evangelical Fellowship of Canada, explains misperceptions about evangelical Christians and says they are often portrayed as “deviants” in mainstream culture.

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DJ Kay Slay dead at 55 – Legendary hip hop star passes away four months after he was hospitalized with Covid

LEGENDARY hip-hop star DJ Kay Slay has died – months after being hospitalized with Covid-19. The 55-year-old DJ, of New York City, passed away on April 17.

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Four must-know benefits of health insurance riders

Enhances coverage at low cost: Adding riders to existing health insurance policy is necessary and beneficial because it expands coverage and protects your family from unanticipated events. It broadens the scope of the existing health insurance plan’s coverage, ensuring that family members are covered equally and at a reasonable cost.

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Implement Audit recommendations on #SugarScam; says Human Rights Commission

COLOMBO (News 1st); The Human Rights Commission of Sri Lanka on Monday (18) has requested the government to implement the recommendations made by the Auditor General with regard to the special investigation on the Sugar Tax Scam.Chairman of the HRCSL Retired Supreme Court Judge Rohini Marasinghe in a statement to News 1st said that the unreasonable and arbitrary use of state power can violate the rights of Sri Lankan Citizens, and therefore the recommendations need to be implemented.Special Audit Investigation.The National Audit Office, in a recent report, has recommended that the government immediately recover the revenue due to the state, lost by slashing taxes imposed on imported Sugar.The report recommends monies be recovered from importers who made huge profits as a result of the tax cut.Dubbed the infamous ‘Sugar Scam’ in Sri Lanka, it was alleged that it did not benefit consumers but massively benefited the importers gain unconscionable profits.The recommendation was made after the National Audit Office conducted a ‘special audit’ to determine why the tax reduction did not benefit consumers.What happened- A flashback.The National Audit Office investigated the reduction of the special commodity levy imposed on imported sugar from Rs. 50/- per kilogram to Rs.

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Covid-19: UP govt makes wearing of face masks mandatory in these cities.Full list

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China: Shanghai reports 1st deaths from current COVID-19 outbreak

Shanghai authorities on Monday reported the first COVID-19 deaths of the latest outbreak in China’s most populous and wealthiest city.

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Canadians consider certain religions damaging to society: survey

Many Canadians now believe Catholicism, evangelical Christianity and Islam are more damaging to society than beneficial, a new survey shows, as people across the country continue to turn their backs on religion.

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Religion: One-fifth of Canadians see themselves as non-believers, poll shows

According to a survey done by Angus Reid Institute one-fifth of Canadians, or 19 per cent, see themselves as non-believers when it comes to religion, with about 46 per cent considering themselves to be spiritually uncertain.

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‘Ideal opportunity to introduce a system change’; President tells new Cabinet

COLOMBO (News 1st); Sri Lankan President Gotabaya Rajapaksa said that he did not consider seniority when appointing the new Cabinet of Minister, on Monday (18).“Ministerial positions are not mere benefits, it is a great responsibility,” he told the new Cabinet in Colombo, urging them NOT to use additional benefits as Ministers.He said that he expects honest, efficient, and untainted governance from the new cabinet, while ridding the institutions vested with them of corruption, and convert them to be committed to serve the public.“Most of the public institutions are in financial crisis and those need to be rectified,” said the President, adding that this is an ideal opportunity to introduce the system change that the people are calling for.The President also appealed from the youth to support in this endeavor.The President’s Media Division said that there were NO amendments to the ministerial positions held by the President, Prime Minister, External Affairs Minister G. L. Peiris, & Finance Minister Ali Sabry, PC.

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Schools re-open on Monday (18)

COLOMBO (News 1st); The Department of Education announced that Government schools and Government approved Private Schools will re-open from Monday (18).However, authorities said the decision to add an extra one hour to the school timetable with effect from Monday (18), has been suspended.The Department of Education had earlier decided to extend the school hours by one-hour to complete the syllabus.The Minister further said that the decision was suspended to further organize the measure before implementation.The Department of Education said that students will be admitted to Grade 01 for the academic year of 2022, of Sinhala and Tamil schools from Tuesday (19).Students will be admitted to Grade 01 for Muslim schools on the 5th of May.A suitable program should be conducted to welcome new students, where the parents of new students should also be made aware of the purpose of primary education, said the Education Ministry.A statement issued by the Education Ministry said that Principals should ensure that these programs are conducted and completed within a short period under health guidance.

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IPL: Delhi Capitals cricketer tests Covid positive, team postpones travel to Pune

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Sixers win Game 1; Several people shot across Philly, police say; Chilly Easter Sunday forecast

PHILADELPHIA - Tyrese Maxey had the breakout game of his young career, scoring 21 of his playoff career-high 38 points in the third quarter to lead the Philadelphia 76ers to a 131-111 victory over the Toronto Raptors in Game 1 on Saturday night.James Harden had 22 points and 14 assists in his first Eastern Conference playoff game as a Sixer. Joel Embiid, the NBA scoring champion, had 19 points and 15 rebounds. They combined to only make 11 of 32 shots from the floor.Tobias Harris scored 26 points for the Sixers, trying to get past the second round for the first time since 2001.

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Peter Andre 'confused' as Covid diagnosis forces him to miss West End rehearsals

Peter Andre has opened up about how he felt after finding out he'd have to miss West End rehearsals due to a recent Covid diagnosis. In his New magazine column – for OK! VIPs only – Pete explained that he was "confused" by conflicting test results but decided to stay home to be on the safe side. Pete also talked about his son Junior's music, teasing that "it won't be long now." Plus, Pete gives his take on the latest political debates and congratulated Britney Spears on her pregnancy.

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Health insurance claims settlements takes 20-46 days, says report

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India's COVID cases hit month-high, this state reports spike in deaths

COVID patients in the last 24 hours, the active cases saw a minor decline to 11,542 which account for 0.03 per cent of the total cases.

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Defamation trial: Johnny Depp’s neighbour takes aim at Amber Heard’s ‘malicious lie’

Actor Johnny Depp is suing his ex-wife Amber Heard for defamation over her 2018 Washington Post op-ed, in which she spoke out about being a victim of domestic violence. On Day 2 of the trial, Depp’s neighbour and longtime friend Isaac Baruch expressed exasperation with how Heard’s “malicious lie” affected so many people.

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2 dead, multiple people injured in shooting at Pittsburgh house party

Shots fired at a house party in Pittsburgh early on Sunday left two minors dead and several others injured, police said.

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What’s behind some countries’ decisions to stay neutral in Russia’s war with Ukraine?

Since the start of the war in Ukraine, Western leaders have been quick to condemn Russia’s invasion. But many others have stayed neutral or muted, with some even blaming the West for what’s happening in Ukraine.

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Face mask rule ends in Scotland as Covid law changes from today

Scots will no longer be legally required to wear face masks on public transport or in indoor settings as Covid guidance officially changed on Easter Monday.

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Sri Lanka appointed new 17-member Cabinet

1. Dinesh Gunawardena – Public Administration, Internal Affairs, Provincial Councils & Local Government.2. Douglas Devananda – Fisheries3.

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Shanghai reports first Covid deaths since start of lockdown

Shanghai said three people had died from Covid-19, the first official announcement of deaths from an outbreak which has plunged the city into a weeks-long lockdown, sparking widespread anger and rare protests.

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Ukraine’s Zelenskyy condemns Russian attacks on Mariupol as bodies line the streets

Mariupol, of which Moscow said it had taken almost full control, following almost two months of bloody fighting.After failing to overcome Ukrainian resistance in the north, the Russian military has refocused its ground offensive on Donbas, while launching long-distance strikes at targets elsewhere, including the capital, Kyiv.Eighteen people have been killed and more than 100 wounded in shelling in the past four days in the northeastern city of Kharkiv, Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said. Ukraine completes questionnaire for EU membership, official says “This is nothing but deliberate terror: mortars, artillery against ordinary residential quarters, against ordinary civilians,” he said late on Sunday.Russia denies targeting civilians and has rejected what Ukraine says is evidence of atrocities as staged to undermine peace talks.

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B.C.’s David Sidoo accused in massive ‘multi-year pump-and-dump’ stock fraud

Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) complaint lodged in the Southern District of New York district court on Thursday. Sidoo and seven other people wee named.The complaint describes a scheme that operated from 2006 to 2020. David Sidoo, B.C.

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Johnny Depp vs. Amber Heard: Depp’s longtime friend gets emotional, says ‘It’s not right’

Day Two of the Johnny Depp vs. Amber Heard defamation trial was an emotional rollercoaster for one witness, Depp’s longtime friend and neighbour Isaac Baruch.Baruch took the stand on Wednesday as a witness for Team Depp. His testimony captured the attention of spectators inside the courtroom and those at home watching the live broadcast, especially as he claimed to be tired of the divorced couple’s drama, which he blames on Heard.“It’s six years.

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Mariupol teeters on brink of falling to Russia

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Russia-Ukraine conflict: Belarus’ support for Russia sparks homegrown anti-war movement

Even as Russia has become increasingly isolated as its invasion of Ukraine continues, one ally that has been steadfast in its support is Belarus. However, the country is now seeing an anti-war movement among its own people.

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Cruise ships return to Australia after two-year Covid ban

A cruise ship has docked in Sydney Harbour for the first time in more than two years, after a ban imposed in 2020 sparked by a mass Covid-19 outbreak was lifted.

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Sri Lanka to begin talks with IMF on Monday (18)

COLOMBO (News 1st); The discussions between Sri Lanka and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) will begin in Washington DC, USA on Monday (18).The Ministry of Finance said that the first round of talks with the IMF will go on until the 24th of April.According to the Ministry of Finance, technical-level discussions with IMF officials took place online during the last six days.Finance Minister Ali Sabri, PC, Governor of the Central Bank of Sri Lanka Dr. Nandalal Weerasinghe, & Secretary to the Ministry of Finance K.M.M Siriwardana will attend these meetings with the IMF.Finance Minister Ali Sabry had recently informed the international media that Sri Lanka will seek about USD 4 Billion in aid from the IMF.

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Covid-19 update: India reports rise in active cases at 11,542; Delhi up 500% in last 15 days

Delhi NCR in past couple of days, with a recent survey claiming that the Covid-19 cases may have gone up by almost 500% in the last 15 days. The survey was done on nearly 19% respondents in Delhi NCR.

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How to protect yourself during the 6th wave

Most provinces have lifted mask mandates and other pandemic restrictions. While this may sound like positive news to some, many vulnerable Canadians are worried.

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Community raising money for family of Minnesota couple killed in Mexico

COON RAPIDS, Minn (Fox 9) - A Minnesota couple visiting Mexico was murdered by gunmen on a highway near the popular tourist destination of Puerto Escondido, Oaxaca, according to reports in Mexican media outlets and an online fundraiser organized by the family to pay for the funeral costs. Miguel Abrego Hurtado and Leticia Carrillo Arellano of Coon Rapids, Minn. were reportedly shot on April 7.

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9-year-old shot waiting for Easter photos gets visit from the Easter Bunny

Photo courtesy of A Future Super Hero and Friends VICTORVILLE, Calif. - Just days ago, Ava and her family were lined up to take pictures with the Easter Bunny at the Victor Valley Mall in Victorville. But those photos never happened. The nine-year-old girl was hospitalized after being hit by bullets. The alleged shooter, the owner of a shoe store at the mall, was firing a gun at suspected shoplifters, but hit Ava instead.

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USFL 2022: Breakers, Gamblers, Stallions kick off inaugural week with wins

BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA - APRIL 17: Jordan Ellis #31 of New Orleans Breakers scores a touchdown as Josh Banderas #52 of Philadelphia Stars defends in the third quarter of the game at Protective Stadium on April 17, 2022 in Birmingham, Alabama. (Photo by The New Orleans Breakers started off their United States Football League season with a bruising 23-17 victory over the Philadelphia Stars on Sunday.It was the second contest in an exciting triple-header.The game was supposed to be followed by the Tampa Bay Bandits facing the Pittsburgh Maulers, but the game was pushed to Monday due to bad weather."It's a blessing to be here.

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China: Shanghai reports first Covid-19 deaths since the start current Covid-19 outbreak

China, where a strict zero tolerance approach contained the virus until the more infectious delta and omicron variants emerged last year.

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6,242 community cases, 11 deaths, 553 hospitalisations; 23 in ICU today

Today we are reporting 6,242 community cases, 553 hospitalisations and 11 deaths.

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China’s ‘zero-COVID’ policy sparks tension as Shanghai remains locked down

Shanghai has been completely shut down for weeks under the country’s zero-COVID policy. The Chinese central government is restricting its citizens from daily necessities and causing more delays in the global supply chain.

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Woman crashes into 18 headstones during driving practice in cemetery

The Melrose Police Department responded to a crash at Wyoming Cemetery on Saturday afternoon (Credit: Melrose Police Department) MELROSE, Mass. - Police in Massachusetts said a woman, working to get her learner's permit, lost control, crashed and knocked over 18 headstones while trying to drive in a cemetery. Officers with the Melrose Police Department responded to the incident at the Wyoming Cemetery Saturday afternoon, according to Chief Michael L. Lyle. Police say the crash involved an older model Range Rover.

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Wanted person sought in Upper Gwynedd Township, police say

Damian Thomas UPPER GWYNEDD TOWNSHIP, Pa. - Police in Upper Gwynedd Township, in Montgomery County, are asking the public to be alert and aware of someone, they say, is dangerous.In a social media post Sunday, the department stated the person wanted for aggravated assault with a firearm, Damian Thomas, was a person they were looking for in connection with a shooting on the 600 block of Sumneytown Pike.They said he was seen driving a 2017 Chevrolet Traverse with Pennsylvania tags.The post went on to say he was armed and dangerous.___DOWNLOAD: FOX 29 NEWS APP | FOX 29 WEATHER AUTHORITY APPSUBSCRIBE: Good Day Digest Newsletter | FOX 29 Philly on YouTubeAdvertisementFOLLOW: Facebook | Instagram | Twitter

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Global National: April 17

In our top story: Mariupol, Ukraine is on the brink of falling to Russia, which would mark the first major victory for Russian forces in nearly two months of war. Redmond Shannon reports on the latest in the war. Even as Russia has become increasingly isolated as its invasion of Ukraine continues, one ally that has been steadfast in its support is Belarus.

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Boston Logan Airport terminal evacuated over suspicious package

BOSTON - A suspicious package triggered evacuations at Terminal A at Boston Logan International Airport Sunday. The Massachusetts State Police reopened the terminal after clearing a suspicious item inside a bag, later determining it was a degraded Playstation console, according to Boston 25 News. The outlet reported that the console caused "abnormalities" in the image produced when it was x-rayed.Videos filmed by Roy Hage outside the airport show emergency vehicles. An alarm sound can be heard.RELATED: Southwest passenger arrested for masturbating 4 times during flight"Due to recent delays and cancellations, passengers are advised to check with their airline on the status of their flight before coming to the airport," airport officials tweeted. AdvertisementStoryful contributed to this report.

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Police: 3 men injured after shooting in Fairhill

Philadelphia police investigate a triple shooting in Fairhill. FAIRHILL - A violent weekend with shootings across Philadelphia continues unabated Sunday evening.Philadelphia police are investigating a triple shooting in the Fairhill neighborhood.Officials said officers were called to the 2800 block of Orkney Street around 6 p.m.

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Quebec reports increase in COVID-19 hospitalizations, with two more deaths

COVID-19 hospitalizations Sunday.The government’s open data portal shows there are 2,159 people in hospital with the disease.There are 101 patients listed in intensive care, a drop of four patients from Saturday.According to the open data portal, two more deaths were attributed to the novel coronavirus, for a total of 14,614 since the pandemic began.The data shows there have been 1,040 new infections confirmed by PCR testing on Saturday, which is limited to higher-risk groups.People aged 70 and over account for more than 71 per cent of the overall hospitalizations; further details on COVID-19-related hospitalizations and vaccinations will be released Tuesday.

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The world after covid is in need of food not weapons

The shocking image came in from Tallinn. Dozens of women had gathered outside the Russian embassy in the capital of Estonia to protest the sexual violence and rape inflicted on Ukrainian women. Covering their faces with black masks, the women were clad just in shirts. This is a poignant reflection of the brutal times that we are living in. The dark shadow of war is stretching further. This is why speculation is rife in Finland once again. Citizens are being asked to acquaint themselves with techniques of modern warfare. Apart from this, the government has issued orders to put together rations, petroleum products and essential medicines for a period of three to 10 months.

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Missing Northern California girl found during traffic stop, stepfather arrested

SANTA ROSA, Calif. - A Northern California teenager missing for nine months has been found, and her stepfather has been arrested.Katuana Nateya Whisenant, 14, was located Saturday afternoon in Churchill County, Nevada, during a routine traffic stop, police said. A trooper pulled over the vehicle she was traveling in with her stepfather, Santos Flores-Roman, 39, of Santa Rosa. Flores-Roman was arrested and charged on suspicion of keeping a child from their parents.SEE ALSO: California teen found alive in Utah nearly 3 years after disappearanceWhisenant was unharmed and healthy, Crescent City Police Chief Richard Griffin said."It’s like child abduction but different, because she voluntarily ran away," Griffin explained.Whisenant had run away from her parents’ home in Crescent City to Santa Rosa where her father stepfather had moved, according to the Press Democrat. Since she is a Yurok Indian, tribal police contacted the Bureau of Indian Affairs, which subsequently involved the FBI in the investigation.SEE ALSO: San Bruno police arrest woman in hit-and-run, assault of officer"We had last located him in Chico based on his license plate," said Griffin. "Then, out of the blue we get this call that they found her.

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Pubs call for more beer as Brits sink 150 million pints in biggest booze-up since Covid

Easter heatwave with pubs sending an SOS for more beer in the biggest booze-up of the decade.The first bank holiday without Covid restrictions since Christmas 2019 left breweries rushing to order extra deliveries of drinks.Bars asked for bigger-than-usual orders as the knees-up coincided with a spell of much-needed warmer weather.Some 85 million pints were drunk in pubs over the Easter weekend, the British Beer and Pub Association (BBPA) said.And 65 million pints were knocked back at home over the weekend, supermarket and off-licence sales trends show.The BBPA said: “It’s the first holiday period since Covid and good news for beer sales across the UK.“Off-trade sales for home consumption are also increasing due to the nice weather.“Pubs have not been able to trade properly over a long weekend since 2019. Brits are supporting their local pubs.”However we’ll suffer a weather hangover today.

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Suburban Chicago boy saving money for college by working as Easter Bunny

MARENGO, Illinois - Suburban Chicago 7th grader Kayden Myers is raising money for college by working as an Easter Bunny every spring.The Marengo 13-year-old started the gig in 2021. "This is my second year I did it and I feel like I did a lot better this year than last year," Myers said.He said a lot of his friends do not know he works part-time as an Easter Bunny, but that it's rewarding work."It feels pretty good, because I've always been pretty good with kids, and it's nice to see the smiles on all the kids faces," he said.Myers said the biggest challenge is the limited field of view inside the costume.AdvertisementDOWNLOAD THE FOX 32 CHICAGO APP FOR BREAKING NEWS ALERTS

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Geordie Shore star Gaz Beadle's wife on terrifying health conditions that leave her weak and thin

Geordie Shore star Gaz Beadle has opened up about the terrifying health conditions she suffers from. Emma McVey said the conditions leave her fainting, thin, and losing blood. Together the couple, who got married in July last year, have a four-year-old son named Chester and a two-year-old daughter named Primrose.

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Idaho Gov. Brad Little signs abortion ban modeled on Texas law

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