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With TikTok's future uncertain, users are jumping to these other apps
The past few days have been an emotional roller coaster for TikTok fans, with the news shifting from the threat of an impending ban to the possibility of an imminent acquisition by Microsoft and back to talk of a ban again if a deal doesn't materialize on terms agreeable to President Trump.
- U.S.The Telegraph
Boy, 4, died of sepsis after "rude" 111 call handler failed to tell mother to take him to hospital
A FOUR-YEAR-OLD boy died of sepsis after a "rude" 111 call handler failed to tell his mother to take him to hospital or send an ambulance to his home. Sherry Keane, 28, rang the health advice line in a panic after her son Jaydan-Lee developed a rash, vomited, appeared lethargic and began gasping for breath. But she put him to bed with calpol after claiming the "rude" worker failed to realise how seriously ill he was, talked over her and didn't call an ambulance to respond. Paramedics rushed Jaydan-Lee to hospital when he was found unresponsive the next day. He was given CPR and taken to Aintree University Hospital where he was pronounced dead. A post-mortem revealed he died of meningococcal septicaemia. An investigation later found Jaydan-Lee would have likely survived if an ambulance had been dispatched by the 111 handler. At an inquest into his death, the coroner said: "During this consultation, the adviser failed to identity, explore and action several red flags. She failed to probe and access the information required in order to complete a proper assessment. It was quite evident the adviser did not listen and question effectively." The finding was supported by an internal investigation ordered by the NHS trust. A narrative verdict was recorded. Mrs Keane, from Liverpool, sued North West Ambulance Service NHS Trust for medical negligence and received £15,000 compensation when they admitted liability.
- CelebrityEvening Standard
Katie Price screams in pain after breaking both feet in dramatic hospital footage
Katie Price has shared dramatic video footage capturing the aftermath of the shock accident that left her with two broken feet.The former glamour model, 41, broke both feet during a family holiday in Turkey after attempting to jump over a wall.
- CelebrityUSA TODAY Entertainment
'Harry Potter' star Jason Isaacs reveals he had a 'decades-long love affair with drugs'
Jason Isaacs, who portrayed Lucius Malfoy in the "Harry Potter" film series, revealed that his struggle with addiction started at an early age.
- CelebritySheKnows
Nikki Bella & Brie Bella Welcome Baby Boys — & Share Almost Identical Baby Pics!
Total Bellas stars Nikki Bella and Brie Bella almost did it. The twin sisters — who got pregnant within a week and a half of each other and chronicled their pregnancies with sweet twinning baby bump photos — almost gave birth at the same time. Almost, but not quite. As it turns out, first-time mom-to-be […]
- SciencePopular Mechanics
Boaters Invaded SpaceX's Splashdown Zone. That's a Terrible Idea.
Two words: nitrogen tetroxide.
- CelebrityThe Independent
Katy Perry says she and Orlando Bloom are ‘bound by conspiracies and aliens’
Katy Perry has opened up about her relationship with her husband Orlando Bloom, claiming their mutual love of all things spiritual is what binds them together.In a new interview with The Sunday Times Style, the singer revealed Lord of the Rings star Bloom gets up at 7am every morning and “chants for an hour”.
- U.S.The Telegraph
Hurricane Isaias roars ashore on US East Coast
Hurricane Isaias slammed into North Carolina Monday, bringing life-threatening storm surges, as the entire US eastern seaboard battened down, fearing flash floods and destructive winds. The Category 1 hurricane, packing sustained winds of 85 miles per hour (140 kilometres per hour), made landfall in the southern part of the state near Ocean Isle Beach at 11:10 pm (0310 GMT Tuesday), the National Hurricane Center said. It said storm surges could generate inundations three to five feet (one to 1.5 metres) above ground level.
