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A MAN who was born on Christmas Day received a very special birthday and Christmas present this year with the arrival of his first child. James Mason and his partner Zoe Butler, from Kendal, welcomed their son Arthur Christopher at the Royal Lancaster Infirmary in the early hours of December 25. The Christmas miracle was the first baby born in the hospital on Christmas Day. Proud father Mr Mason was also born on Christmas Day - 29 years ago at Helme Chase in Kendal. “My birthday will probably be forgotten about now,” said Mr Mason. “It’s all about him. “This year it was the best Christmas and birthday present I could wish for.