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Woman left screaming in pain after doctors 'failed to anaesthetise her during surgery'
The unnamed patient underwent a gynaecological procedure at Yeovil Hospital, Somerset, in July last year.
108108 reactions - PoliticsThe Daily Beast
Whoopi Goldberg Scolds ‘The View’ Audience for Cheering Impeachment
Whoopi Goldberg returned to The View after a week off on Tuesday wearing one of her signature Christmas sweaters. Meghan McCain was quick to say she’d rather plug her co-host’s product than talk about “America’s funeral.” “No, this is not a funeral,” Goldberg told her. “Listen, you have to go pretty hard to destroy us. There are too many people who fought too hard for too long to let that happen, and that's why we are celebrating the Constitution. We are celebrating our rights as Americans to say something's wrong.” In a personal note to both McCain and Abby Huntsman, she added, “That's why your dad fought, that's why your brothers fight. That's why my father and grandfather fought and my mom and everybody else. That's why they fought. They fought for our right to say you can't do it this way.” Of course, they were talking about the big news that House Democrats had officially filed articles of impeachment against “you-know-who,” as Goldberg put it. When the audience began to cheer, she stopped them in their tracks. Waving a finger, Goldberg said, “No, no, this is not a celebratory moment. This is not a good thing.” “When he's out, then we'll clap,” Joy Behar chimed in. “Maybe you can clap then, but still, this is not good,” Goldberg said. “It wasn't good when it happened to Nixon. it wasn't good when it happened to Clinton. And this is not good. This is not good. But in order to keep our nation on point, we must do the due diligence that the Constitution requires.” Amy Klobuchar Schools Meghan McCain on ImpeachmentRead more at The Daily Beast.Got a tip? Send it to The Daily Beast hereGet our top stories in your inbox every day. Sign up now!Daily Beast Membership: Beast Inside goes deeper on the stories that matter to you. Learn more.
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Gwen Stefani Asks to 'Cut the Cameras' After Breaking Down in Tears During 'The Voice' Semifinals
The singer was emotional after watching her final contestant, Rose Short, perform on Monday's episode.
- U.S.The Telegraph
Transgender pupil, 12, given puberty blockers, as mother says she 'wanted to be a girl from age of three'
A 12-year-old transgender girl has started puberty blocking treatment, as her mother says she "knew from the age of three" that she wanted to be female. Ash Lammin, who was born a boy, is embarking on a lengthy journey to transition to female at an NHS-run clinic and is one of the youngest in the country to do so. She has researched the process in depth and says that she eventually wants a womb transplant so that she can be a mother when she's older. Her mother, Terri Lammin, 43, said that Ash “insisted she was a girl from the moment she could speak”. "When she was three she said to me, 'I'm a boy because you gave me a boy's name - it's your fault,” Ms Lammin, from Ramsgate, Kent, said. “I remember feeling horrible, because she blamed me. Ash has started transitioning after realising she was born in the ‘wrong body’ aged just three Credit: KMG /SWNS.COM "I'd never come across it before and I just went along with it. I just thought 'if he's happy, well that's the main thing.'" Ash, who changed her name by deed poll to Ashley when she was eight, will start taking hormone blockers to halt the onset of puberty until she is 18. She will then decide whether to go ahead with gender reassignment surgery. Puberty blockers can be prescribed to any child suffering from gender dysphoria from age 10 by the NHS’s Gender Identity Development Service (GIDS). GIDS has so far treated over a thousand children with puberty blockers, with about 230 of these children under the age of 14. Before 2011, GIDS would only give puberty blockers to children once they had turned 16. But the rules were relaxed after reports emerged of British children going overseas to buy the drugs. Commenting on her experience, Ash said: "The journey is long and it's still going, but I feel like the sense of victory is there through it all.”
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Woman asked to leave American Airlines flight over ‘ironic’ T-shirt: ‘People usually laugh at it’
American Airlines has apologized after one passengers claimed she was asked to leave her flight over a shirt that some crew members found "offensive."
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Jada Pinkett Smith opens up about child protective services investigation after 2014 incident with Willow
Jada Pinkett Smith opens up about the 2014 child protective services investigation of her family after a photo of 13-year-old Willow sparked controversy.
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Caitlyn Jenner Welcomed Home by Kendall and Kylie After I'm a Celebrity.... Get Me Out of Here
Caitlyn Jenner Welcomed Home by Kendall and Kylie Jenner
