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Being the titular de Vil, it s no surprise that the focus leading up to
Cruella s release has been on Emma Stone stepping into the pumps of one of Disney s greatest baddies one previously (and iconically) portrayed by a black-and-white bewigged, puppy print-dripped Glenn Close in all her scenery chewing glory in 1996 s
101 Dalmatians.
Lest you forget, Cruella has always had a pair of henchmen to do her dirtier work, and the live-action casting of Horace and Jasper with Mark Williams and Hugh Laurie, respectively was nothing to shrug at.
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If television were the real world, no one would want to live in the global homicide hotspot of Midsomer. Every woman, though, would beg to be a patient at Nonnatus House clinic in Poplar, East London, because the standard of healthcare is so extraordinary.
So far in season 10 of Call the Midwife, which concludes on Sunday, Dr Patrick Turner (Stephen McGann) and his team of midwives have diagnosed a case of gestational diabetes, a condition little understood at the dramatised time of 1966, and a very rare enzyme disorder, phenylketonuria.
Two exceptional illnesses in a few weeks were unlikely to worry personnel who have previously identified the uncommon genetic disorders osteogenesis imperfecta (season four) and achondroplasia (six), and encountered mothers suffering from leprosy (seven) and puerperal, or postpartum, psychosis (three). Even more impressively, Turner and his team spotted these problems by simple observation, without the pi
An artist has created an incredible doodle map of Oxford, featuring all the landmarks, museums, restaurants and shops and name-checking its most famous inhabitants. Dave Gee, 31, is a freelance illustrator and mural artist who has made an international name for himself with a trademark cartoon-ish doodling style. Mr Gee said: “Last year me and my girlfriend took a staycation and we visited Oxford so it was recent in my memory. “As I was walking around I was thinking, there’s a lot of things I could draw here. “I also just really liked the vibe, there were lots of independents – I always try to push as many independent businesses as I can - and I took a bit of a shine to it.”