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Search for clues underway following death of PCSO Julia James. ITV News Rebecca Barry reports
A relative of a Police Community Support Officer who was found dead in Kent on Tuesday has said the incident has devastated their close family.
The body of 53-year-old Julia James was found in Ackholt Wood, close to the village of Snowdown.
Police are treating the mother-of-two s death as murder, with detectives carrying out searches in the local area and making enquiries.
Margaret Burnett, who is a cousin of Julia’s mother and describes herself as a distant relative, says the whole family is absolutely devastated following the news of Julia s death.
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Procedures to relieve painful suffering slow to resume at Women s Hospital Save to Read Later
Sara Corrigan, above with her 10-year-old daughter Aubrey, has had a major surgery cancelled twice over the past six months owing to staffing shortages related to the COVID-19 response. (Mikaela MacKenzie / Winnipeg Free Press)
A slow resumption of non-emergency surgeries at the Women’s Hospital has left among the hundreds of patients in pain one woman making monthly trips to the emergency room because of labour-like agony when she menstruates.
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A slow resumption of non-emergency surgeries at the Women’s Hospital has left among the hundreds of patients in pain one woman making monthly trips to the emergency room because of labour-like agony when she menstruates.
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Number of local home-based food business up in 2020
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A post, dated Oct. 24, 2020, on the 518 Foodies Facebook from one of the administrators about home-based businesses and state Department of Health inspections.Screenshot
The COVID-19 pandemic has people craving comfort food, specifically, baked goods. Cookies, cakes, pies, muffins and more are the sustenance that gets us through a global crisis and soothes us upon first bite. According to a survey conducted by The Harris Poll for General Mills Foodservice in October, 26 percent of Americans are craving more baked goods and 28 percent are eating more of them.
Hobby bakers have decided to capitalize on our collective sweet tooth.