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Melania Trump unveils her young State of the Union guests in a tender display of the causes closest to her heart

Melania Trump unveils her young State of the Union guests in a tender display of the causes closest to her heart

First Lady Melania Trump thought it would 'be best' if her State of the Union guests showcased how her initiatives were helping Americans in the real world.

A source close to the First Lady revealed to the Daily Mail that sitting alongside Mrs. Trump while President Donald Trump addresses Congress will be 10-year-old Everest Nevraumont and 24-year-old Sierra Burns.

Keir Starmer told Alzheimer's campaigner he was 'too busy' to promote treatment drive, Martin Frizell claims as he gives update on wife Fiona Phillips

Keir Starmer told Alzheimer's campaigner he was 'too busy' to promote treatment drive, Martin Frizell claims as he gives update on wife Fiona Phillips

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer allegedly told Barbara Windsor's husband he was 'too busy' to promote the treatment drive for Alzheimer's.

Martin Frizell, 67, made the claim during an interview on Good Morning Britain today about his wife and former presenter of the ITV show Fiona Phillips, 65, who was diagnosed with Alzheimer's four years ago.

Outrage as Dr Phil refuses to release unaired podcast footage of Rebecca Grossman's husband blaming ex-MLB star for fatal hit-and-run

Outrage as Dr Phil refuses to release unaired podcast footage of Rebecca Grossman's husband blaming ex-MLB star for fatal hit-and-run

TV talk show guru Dr Phil is refusing a demand to hand over unedited footage of his controversial podcast interview with the husband of convicted child killer Rebecca Grossman.

Lawyers for the heartbroken parents of the two young brothers Grossman murdered in a hit-and-run have subpoenaed the star's producers, urging them to surrender the full, raw video as possible evidence in the wrongful death lawsuit against the wealthy socialite and her ex-lover, one-time Los Angeles star pitcher Scott Erickson.

Nottingham massacre was 'culmination of decades of entirely predictable failure', families tell inquiry into mentally ill killer's atrocities

Nottingham massacre was 'culmination of decades of entirely predictable failure', families tell inquiry into mentally ill killer's atrocities

The Nottingham massacre that left three dead and others seriously injured was the 'culmination of decades of unconscionable but entirely predictable structural, systemic and individual failure', an inquiry heard.

Mentally ill Valdo Calocane was free to fatally stab university students Barnaby Webber and Grace O'Malley-Kumar, and caretaker Ian Coates, after a series of blunders by officials.

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