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Sarah Mills at home. She is a freelance TV producer/writer who was diagnosed with bowel cancer.
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Sarah Mills at home. She is a freelance TV producer/writer who was diagnosed with bowel cancer.
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Sarah Mills at home. She is a freelance TV producer/writer who was diagnosed with bowel cancer.
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Anger over UK's failure to ban breast implants linked to 61 cancer cases Solicitors call for UK ban of textured variety associated with lymphoma.
Carla Wilson, who suffered from a form of lymphoma directly related to her textured breast implants. The implants have been removed and she is in remission from her cancer and is now an advocate for awareness for the issue of how dangerous these types of implants can be.
Wilson, 37, had never heard of a blood cancer linked to breast implants when she decided, after much research, to have surgery in 2012. She was given the standard warnings about infection and other minor risks. But even though the medical regulator knew in 2011 that textured implants had been linked to a kind of lymphoma, none of the three separate surgeons she saw mentioned it.
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Anger over UK's failure to ban breast implants linked to 61 cancer cases Solicitors call for UK ban of textured variety associated with lymphoma.
Carla Wilson, who suffered from a form of lymphoma directly related to her textured breast implants. The implants have been removed and she is in remission from her cancer and is now an advocate for awareness for the issue of how dangerous these types of implants can be.
Wilson, 37, had never heard of a blood cancer linked to breast implants when she decided, after much research, to have surgery in 2012. She was given the standard warnings about infection and other minor risks. But even though the medical regulator knew in 2011 that textured implants had been linked to a kind of lymphoma, none of the three separate surgeons she saw mentioned it.
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Anger over UK's failure to ban breast implants linked to 61 cancer cases Solicitors call for UK ban of textured variety associated with lymphoma.
Carla Wilson, who suffered from a form of lymphoma directly related to her textured breast implants. The implants have been removed and she is in remission from her cancer and is now an advocate for awareness for the issue of how dangerous these types of implants can be.
Wilson, 37, had never heard of a blood cancer linked to breast implants when she decided, after much research, to have surgery in 2012. She was given the standard warnings about infection and other minor risks. But even though the medical regulator knew in 2011 that textured implants had been linked to a kind of lymphoma, none of the three separate surgeons she saw mentioned it.
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Anger over UK's failure to ban breast implants linked to 61 cancer cases Solicitors call for UK ban of textured variety associated with lymphoma.
Carla Wilson, who suffered from a form of lymphoma directly related to her textured breast implants. The implants have been removed and she is in remission from her cancer and is now an advocate for awareness for the issue of how dangerous these types of implants can be.
Wilson, 37, had never heard of a blood cancer linked to breast implants when she decided, after much research, to have surgery in 2012. She was given the standard warnings about infection and other minor risks. But even though the medical regulator knew in 2011 that textured implants had been linked to a kind of lymphoma, none of the three separate surgeons she saw mentioned it.
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Anger over UK's failure to ban breast implants linked to 61 cancer cases Solicitors call for UK ban of textured variety associated with lymphoma.
Carla Wilson, who suffered from a form of lymphoma directly related to her textured breast implants. The implants have been removed and she is in remission from her cancer and is now an advocate for awareness for the issue of how dangerous these types of implants can be.
Wilson, 37, had never heard of a blood cancer linked to breast implants when she decided, after much research, to have surgery in 2012. She was given the standard warnings about infection and other minor risks. But even though the medical regulator knew in 2011 that textured implants had been linked to a kind of lymphoma, none of the three separate surgeons she saw mentioned it.
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Anger over UK's failure to ban breast implants linked to 61 cancer cases Solicitors call for UK ban of textured variety associated with lymphoma.
Carla Wilson, who suffered from a form of lymphoma directly related to her textured breast implants. The implants have been removed and she is in remission from her cancer and is now an advocate for awareness for the issue of how dangerous these types of implants can be.
Wilson, 37, had never heard of a blood cancer linked to breast implants when she decided, after much research, to have surgery in 2012. She was given the standard warnings about infection and other minor risks. But even though the medical regulator knew in 2011 that textured implants had been linked to a kind of lymphoma, none of the three separate surgeons she saw mentioned it.
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Anger over UK's failure to ban breast implants linked to 61 cancer cases Solicitors call for UK ban of textured variety associated with lymphoma.
Carla Wilson, who suffered from a form of lymphoma directly related to her textured breast implants. The implants have been removed and she is in remission from her cancer and is now an advocate for awareness for the issue of how dangerous these types of implants can be.
Wilson, 37, had never heard of a blood cancer linked to breast implants when she decided, after much research, to have surgery in 2012. She was given the standard warnings about infection and other minor risks. But even though the medical regulator knew in 2011 that textured implants had been linked to a kind of lymphoma, none of the three separate surgeons she saw mentioned it.
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Anger over UK's failure to ban breast implants linked to 61 cancer cases Solicitors call for UK ban of textured variety associated with lymphoma.
Carla Wilson, who suffered from a form of lymphoma directly related to her textured breast implants. The implants have been removed and she is in remission from her cancer and is now an advocate for awareness for the issue of how dangerous these types of implants can be.
Wilson, 37, had never heard of a blood cancer linked to breast implants when she decided, after much research, to have surgery in 2012. She was given the standard warnings about infection and other minor risks. But even though the medical regulator knew in 2011 that textured implants had been linked to a kind of lymphoma, none of the three separate surgeons she saw mentioned it.
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Anger over UK's failure to ban breast implants linked to 61 cancer cases Solicitors call for UK ban of textured variety associated with lymphoma.
Carla Wilson, who suffered from a form of lymphoma directly related to her textured breast implants. The implants have been removed and she is in remission from her cancer and is now an advocate for awareness for the issue of how dangerous these types of implants can be.
Wilson, 37, had never heard of a blood cancer linked to breast implants when she decided, after much research, to have surgery in 2012. She was given the standard warnings about infection and other minor risks. But even though the medical regulator knew in 2011 that textured implants had been linked to a kind of lymphoma, none of the three separate surgeons she saw mentioned it.
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Anger over UK's failure to ban breast implants linked to 61 cancer cases Solicitors call for UK ban of textured variety associated with lymphoma.
Carla Wilson, who suffered from a form of lymphoma directly related to her textured breast implants. The implants have been removed and she is in remission from her cancer and is now an advocate for awareness for the issue of how dangerous these types of implants can be.
Wilson, 37, had never heard of a blood cancer linked to breast implants when she decided, after much research, to have surgery in 2012. She was given the standard warnings about infection and other minor risks. But even though the medical regulator knew in 2011 that textured implants had been linked to a kind of lymphoma, none of the three separate surgeons she saw mentioned it.
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Anger over UK's failure to ban breast implants linked to 61 cancer cases Solicitors call for UK ban of textured variety associated with lymphoma.
Carla Wilson, who suffered from a form of lymphoma directly related to her textured breast implants. The implants have been removed and she is in remission from her cancer and is now an advocate for awareness for the issue of how dangerous these types of implants can be.
Wilson, 37, had never heard of a blood cancer linked to breast implants when she decided, after much research, to have surgery in 2012. She was given the standard warnings about infection and other minor risks. But even though the medical regulator knew in 2011 that textured implants had been linked to a kind of lymphoma, none of the three separate surgeons she saw mentioned it.
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Anger over UK's failure to ban breast implants linked to 61 cancer cases Solicitors call for UK ban of textured variety associated with lymphoma.
Carla Wilson, who suffered from a form of lymphoma directly related to her textured breast implants. The implants have been removed and she is in remission from her cancer and is now an advocate for awareness for the issue of how dangerous these types of implants can be.
Wilson, 37, had never heard of a blood cancer linked to breast implants when she decided, after much research, to have surgery in 2012. She was given the standard warnings about infection and other minor risks. But even though the medical regulator knew in 2011 that textured implants had been linked to a kind of lymphoma, none of the three separate surgeons she saw mentioned it.
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Fundraising means toddler with brain tumour can undergo proton treatment in America, Wales - 18 Feb 2015
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Freya Bevan
Fundraising means toddler with brain tumour can undergo proton treatment in America, Wales - 18 Feb 2015
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A toddler from Wales with a rare brain tumour is to undergo pioneering treatment in America after wellwishers donated over GBP 100,000. Two-year-old Freya Bevan and her parents John-Paul and Katherine are set to travel to Oklahoma where she will undergo proton beam therapy for three months. Freya was diagnosed with a PNET tumour last year and has already undergone surgery and chemotherapy. However, part of her tumour remains and doctors have said that proton therapy is their best bet. As the treatment is not available in the UK, and the Bevan's application for funding was turned down, they had to turn to fundraising in order to raise the money. Wellwishers donated thousands and the fund was also given a boost by the parents of Olivia Stanca.
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Fundraising means toddler with brain tumour can undergo proton treatment in America, Wales - 18 Feb 2015
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Freya Bevan with parents Katherine and John Paul
Fundraising means toddler with brain tumour can undergo proton treatment in America, Wales - 18 Feb 2015
*Full story: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/q14u
A toddler from Wales with a rare brain tumour is to undergo pioneering treatment in America after wellwishers donated over GBP 100,000. Two-year-old Freya Bevan and her parents John-Paul and Katherine are set to travel to Oklahoma where she will undergo proton beam therapy for three months. Freya was diagnosed with a PNET tumour last year and has already undergone surgery and chemotherapy. However, part of her tumour remains and doctors have said that proton therapy is their best bet. As the treatment is not available in the UK, and the Bevan's application for funding was turned down, they had to turn to fundraising in order to raise the money. Wellwishers donated thousands and the fund was also given a boost by the parents of Olivia Stanca.
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Fundraising means toddler with brain tumour can undergo proton treatment in America, Wales - 18 Feb 2015
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Freya Bevan
Fundraising means toddler with brain tumour can undergo proton treatment in America, Wales - 18 Feb 2015
*Full story: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/q14u
A toddler from Wales with a rare brain tumour is to undergo pioneering treatment in America after wellwishers donated over GBP 100,000. Two-year-old Freya Bevan and her parents John-Paul and Katherine are set to travel to Oklahoma where she will undergo proton beam therapy for three months. Freya was diagnosed with a PNET tumour last year and has already undergone surgery and chemotherapy. However, part of her tumour remains and doctors have said that proton therapy is their best bet. As the treatment is not available in the UK, and the Bevan's application for funding was turned down, they had to turn to fundraising in order to raise the money. Wellwishers donated thousands and the fund was also given a boost by the parents of Olivia Stanca.
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Fundraising means toddler with brain tumour can undergo proton treatment in America, Wales - 18 Feb 2015
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Freya Bevan with parents Katherine and John Paul
Fundraising means toddler with brain tumour can undergo proton treatment in America, Wales - 18 Feb 2015
*Full story: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/q14u
A toddler from Wales with a rare brain tumour is to undergo pioneering treatment in America after wellwishers donated over GBP 100,000. Two-year-old Freya Bevan and her parents John-Paul and Katherine are set to travel to Oklahoma where she will undergo proton beam therapy for three months. Freya was diagnosed with a PNET tumour last year and has already undergone surgery and chemotherapy. However, part of her tumour remains and doctors have said that proton therapy is their best bet. As the treatment is not available in the UK, and the Bevan's application for funding was turned down, they had to turn to fundraising in order to raise the money. Wellwishers donated thousands and the fund was also given a boost by the parents of Olivia Stanca.
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Fundraising means toddler with brain tumour can undergo proton treatment in America, Wales - 18 Feb 2015
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Dimitris Legakis/REX (4449952f)
Freya Bevan
Fundraising means toddler with brain tumour can undergo proton treatment in America, Wales - 18 Feb 2015
*Full story: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/q14u
A toddler from Wales with a rare brain tumour is to undergo pioneering treatment in America after wellwishers donated over GBP 100,000. Two-year-old Freya Bevan and her parents John-Paul and Katherine are set to travel to Oklahoma where she will undergo proton beam therapy for three months. Freya was diagnosed with a PNET tumour last year and has already undergone surgery and chemotherapy. However, part of her tumour remains and doctors have said that proton therapy is their best bet. As the treatment is not available in the UK, and the Bevan's application for funding was turned down, they had to turn to fundraising in order to raise the money. Wellwishers donated thousands and the fund was also given a boost by the parents of Olivia Stanca.
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Fundraising means toddler with brain tumour can undergo proton treatment in America, Wales - 18 Feb 2015
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Dimitris Legakis/REX (4449952c)
Freya Bevan
Fundraising means toddler with brain tumour can undergo proton treatment in America, Wales - 18 Feb 2015
*Full story: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/q14u
A toddler from Wales with a rare brain tumour is to undergo pioneering treatment in America after wellwishers donated over GBP 100,000. Two-year-old Freya Bevan and her parents John-Paul and Katherine are set to travel to Oklahoma where she will undergo proton beam therapy for three months. Freya was diagnosed with a PNET tumour last year and has already undergone surgery and chemotherapy. However, part of her tumour remains and doctors have said that proton therapy is their best bet. As the treatment is not available in the UK, and the Bevan's application for funding was turned down, they had to turn to fundraising in order to raise the money. Wellwishers donated thousands and the fund was also given a boost by the parents of Olivia Stanca.
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Fundraising means toddler with brain tumour can undergo proton treatment in America, Wales - 18 Feb 2015
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Dimitris Legakis/REX (4449952b)
Freya Bevan with parents Katherine and John Paul
Fundraising means toddler with brain tumour can undergo proton treatment in America, Wales - 18 Feb 2015
*Full story: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/q14u
A toddler from Wales with a rare brain tumour is to undergo pioneering treatment in America after wellwishers donated over GBP 100,000. Two-year-old Freya Bevan and her parents John-Paul and Katherine are set to travel to Oklahoma where she will undergo proton beam therapy for three months. Freya was diagnosed with a PNET tumour last year and has already undergone surgery and chemotherapy. However, part of her tumour remains and doctors have said that proton therapy is their best bet. As the treatment is not available in the UK, and the Bevan's application for funding was turned down, they had to turn to fundraising in order to raise the money. Wellwishers donated thousands and the fund was also given a boost by the parents of Olivia Stanca.
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Emotional reunion - Brett King and his wife Naghemeh are at five-year-old brain tumour patient Ashya's bedside in Malaga for the first time since they were arrested and held in a high security prison near Madrid for 72 hours.
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Ashya King, boy with a brain tumour who has been snatched by his parents from Southampton General Hospital, Britain - 29 Aug 2014
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Brett King, father of five-year-old Ashya King
Ashya King, boy with a brain tumour who has been snatched by his parents from Southampton General Hospital, Britain - 29 Aug 2014
Brett King, father of five-year-old Ashya King who has a brain tumour and has been smuggled out of a hospital bed by his Jehovah's Witness parents who are believed to have taken him to Spain. He is in need of 24-hour-a-day supervision and was being kept alive by a feeding tube. The tube's operating battery was due to run out last night. Parents Brett and Naghmeh King refused to accept his condition and smuggled him out of Southampton General Hospital on Thursday without doctor's consent and boarded a ferry to Cherbourg, France. There is a race against time to find them. It is thought they could have ended up in Marbella where the family have strong links. Dad Brett King is pictured here in a photo released by Hampshire police to aid the hunt for the family.
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Ashya King, boy with a brain tumour who has been snatched by his parents from Southampton General Hospital, Britain - 29 Aug 2014
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Five-year-old Ashya King in hospital
Ashya King, boy with a brain tumour who has been snatched by his parents from Southampton General Hospital, Britain - 29 Aug 2014
Five-year-old Ashya King who has a brain tumour and has been smuggled out of a hospital bed by his Jehovah's Witness parents who are believed to have taken him to Spain. He is in need of 24-hour-a-day supervision and was being kept alive by a feeding tube. The tube's operating battery was due to run out last night. Parents Brett and Naghmeh King refused to accept his condition and smuggled him out of Southampton General Hospital on Thursday without doctor's consent and boarded a ferry to Cherbourg, France. There is a race against time to find them. It is thought they could have ended up in Marbella where the family have strong links. Ashya is pictured here in hospital after he underwent an operation on his brain tumour last month. The photo was posted on Ashya's brother Naveed King's "open" Facebook page.
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Ashya King, boy with a brain tumour who has been snatched by his parents from Southampton General Hospital, Britain - 29 Aug 2014
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Naghmeh King, mother of five-year-old Ashya King
Ashya King, boy with a brain tumour who has been snatched by his parents from Southampton General Hospital, Britain - 29 Aug 2014
Naghmeh King, mother of five-year-old Ashya King who has a brain tumour and has been smuggled out of a hospital bed by his Jehovah's Witness parents who are believed to have taken him to Spain. He is in need of 24-hour-a-day supervision and was being kept alive by a feeding tube. The tube's operating battery was due to run out last night. Parents Brett and Naghmeh King refused to accept his condition and smuggled him out of Southampton General Hospital on Thursday without doctor's consent and boarded a ferry to Cherbourg, France. There is a race against time to find them. It is thought they could have ended up in Marbella where the family have strong links. Mother Maghmeh King is pictured here in a photo released by Hampshire police to aid the hunt for the family.
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Ashya King, boy with a brain tumour who has been snatched by his parents from Southampton General Hospital, Britain - 29 Aug 2014
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Five-year-old Ashya King in hospital
Ashya King, boy with a brain tumour who has been snatched by his parents from Southampton General Hospital, Britain - 29 Aug 2014
Five-year-old Ashya King who has a brain tumour and has been smuggled out of a hospital bed by his Jehovah's Witness parents who are believed to have taken him to Spain. He is in need of 24-hour-a-day supervision and was being kept alive by a feeding tube. The tube's operating battery was due to run out last night. Parents Brett and Naghmeh King refused to accept his condition and smuggled him out of Southampton General Hospital on Thursday without doctor's consent and boarded a ferry to Cherbourg, France. There is a race against time to find them. It is thought they could have ended up in Marbella where the family have strong links. Ashya is pictured here in hospital where he underwent an operation on his brain tumour last month. The photo was posted on Ashya's brother Naveed King's "open" Facebook page.
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Ashya King, boy with a brain tumour who has been snatched by his parents from Southampton General Hospital, Britain - 31 Aug 2014
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Brett King and son Ashya King seen here defending his actions while on the run with Ashya in a video posted on youtube shortly before he was arrested in Spain
Ashya King, boy with a brain tumour who has been snatched by his parents from Southampton General Hospital, Britain - 31 Aug 2014
Brett King, father of five-year-old Ashya King who has a brain tumour and was smuggled out of hospital by his Jehovah's Witness parents, seen here defending his actions while on the run with Ashya in a video posted on youtube shortly before he was arrested in Spain on an arrest warrant for neglect. Brett King explains in the video that he took Ashya out of hospital to get him alternative treatment not available on the NHS and that his son's life was not in danger as they had everything they needed with them to look after him, including his feeding tubes. The video was posted on Brett's eldest son Naveed King's youtube page before his arrest. Ashya's parents Brett and Naghmeh King refused to accept his condition and smuggled him out of Southampton General Hospital on Thursday without doctor's consent and boarded a ferry to Cherbourg, France and then went to Spain.
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Ashya King, boy with a brain tumour who has been snatched by his parents from Southampton General Hospital, Britain - 31 Aug 2014
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Brett King and son Ashya King seen here defending his actions while on the run with Ashya in a video posted on youtube shortly before he was arrested in Spain
Ashya King, boy with a brain tumour who has been snatched by his parents from Southampton General Hospital, Britain - 31 Aug 2014
Brett King, father of five-year-old Ashya King who has a brain tumour and was smuggled out of hospital by his Jehovah's Witness parents, seen here defending his actions while on the run with Ashya in a video posted on youtube shortly before he was arrested in Spain on an arrest warrant for neglect. Brett King explains in the video that he took Ashya out of hospital to get him alternative treatment not available on the NHS and that his son's life was not in danger as they had everything they needed with them to look after him, including his feeding tubes. The video was posted on Brett's eldest son Naveed King's youtube page before his arrest. Ashya's parents Brett and Naghmeh King refused to accept his condition and smuggled him out of Southampton General Hospital on Thursday without doctor's consent and boarded a ferry to Cherbourg, France and then went to Spain.
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Ashya King, boy with a brain tumour who has been snatched by his parents from Southampton General Hospital, Britain - 31 Aug 2014
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Ashya King, boy with a brain tumour who has been snatched by his parents from Southampton General Hospital, Britain - 31 Aug 2014
Brett King, father of five-year-old Ashya King who has a brain tumour and was smuggled out of hospital by his Jehovah's Witness parents, seen here defending his actions while on the run with Ashya in a video posted on youtube shortly before he was arrested in Spain on an arrest warrant for neglect. Brett King explains in the video that he took Ashya out of hospital to get him alternative treatment not available on the NHS and that his son's life was not in danger as they had everything they needed with them to look after him, including his feeding tubes. The video was posted on Brett's eldest son Naveed King's youtube page before his arrest. Ashya's parents Brett and Naghmeh King refused to accept his condition and smuggled him out of Southampton General Hospital on Thursday without doctor's consent and boarded a ferry to Cherbourg, France and then went to Spain.
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Ashya King, boy with a brain tumour who has been snatched by his parents from Southampton General Hospital, Britain - 29 Aug 2014
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Brett King and son Ashya King seen here defending his actions while on the run with Ashya in a video posted on youtube shortly before he was arrested in Spain
Ashya King, boy with a brain tumour who has been snatched by his parents from Southampton General Hospital, Britain - 29 Aug 2014
Brett King, father of five-year-old Ashya King who has a brain tumour and was smuggled out of hospital by his Jehovah's Witness parents, seen here defending his actions while on the run with Ashya in a video posted on youtube shortly before he was arrested in Spain on an arrest warrant for neglect. Brett King explains in the video that he took Ashya out of hospital to get him alternative treatment not available on the NHS and that his son's life was not in danger as they had everything they needed with them to look after him, including his feeding tubes. The video was posted on Brett's eldest son Naveed King's youtube page before his arrest. Ashya's parents Brett and Naghmeh King refused to accept his condition and smuggled him out of Southampton General Hospital on Thursday without doctor's consent and boarded a ferry to Cherbourg, France and then went to Spain.
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Ashya King, boy with a brain tumour who has been snatched by his parents from Southampton General Hospital, Britain - 29 Aug 2014
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Ashya King and father Brett King in hospital last month in a video posted on youtube by his elder brother Naveed King
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Ashya King, boy with a brain tumour who has been snatched by his parents from Southampton General Hospital, Britain - 29 Aug 2014
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Ashya King, boy with a brain tumour who has been snatched by his parents from Southampton General Hospital, Britain - 29 Aug 2014
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Ashya King and father Brett King in hospital last month in a video posted on youtube by his elder brother Naveed King
Ashya King, boy with a brain tumour who has been snatched by his parents from Southampton General Hospital, Britain - 29 Aug 2014
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Ashya King, boy with a brain tumour who has been snatched by his parents from Southampton General Hospital, Britain - 31 Aug 2014
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Brett King and son Ashya King seen here defending his actions while on the run with Ashya in a video posted on youtube shortly before he was arrested in Spain
Ashya King, boy with a brain tumour who has been snatched by his parents from Southampton General Hospital, Britain - 31 Aug 2014
Brett King, father of five-year-old Ashya King who has a brain tumour and was smuggled out of hospital by his Jehovah's Witness parents, seen here defending his actions while on the run with Ashya in a video posted on youtube shortly before he was arrested in Spain on an arrest warrant for neglect. Brett King explains in the video that he took Ashya out of hospital to get him alternative treatment not available on the NHS and that his son's life was not in danger as they had everything they needed with them to look after him, including his feeding tubes. The video was posted on Brett's eldest son Naveed King's youtube page before his arrest. Ashya's parents Brett and Naghmeh King refused to accept his condition and smuggled him out of Southampton General Hospital on Thursday without doctor's consent and boarded a ferry to Cherbourg, France and then went to Spain.
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Ashya King, boy with a brain tumour who has been snatched by his parents from Southampton General Hospital, Britain - 29 Aug 2014
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Five-year-old Ashya King in hospital
Ashya King, boy with a brain tumour who has been snatched by his parents from Southampton General Hospital, Britain - 29 Aug 2014
Five-year-old Ashya King who has a brain tumour and has been smuggled out of a hospital bed by his Jehovah's Witness parents who are believed to have taken him to Spain. He is in need of 24-hour-a-day supervision and was being kept alive by a feeding tube. The tube's operating battery was due to run out last night. Parents Brett and Naghmeh King refused to accept his condition and smuggled him out of Southampton General Hospital on Thursday without doctor's consent and boarded a ferry to Cherbourg, France. There is a race against time to find them. It is thought they could have ended up in Marbella where the family have strong links. Ashya is pictured here in hospital after he underwent an operation on his brain tumour last month. The photo was posted on Ashya's brother Naveed King's "open" Facebook page.
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Ashya King, boy with a brain tumour who has been snatched by his parents from Southampton General Hospital, Britain - 29 Aug 2014
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Ashya King, boy with a brain tumour who has been snatched by his parents from Southampton General Hospital, Britain - 29 Aug 2014
Five-year-old Ashya King who has a brain tumour and has been smuggled out of a hospital bed by his Jehovah's Witness parents who are believed to have taken him to Spain. He is in need of 24-hour-a-day supervision and was being kept alive by a feeding tube. The tube's operating battery was due to run out last night. Parents Brett and Naghmeh King refused to accept his condition and smuggled him out of Southampton General Hospital on Thursday without doctor's consent and boarded a ferry to Cherbourg, France. There is a race against time to find them. It is thought they could have ended up in Marbella where the family have strong links. Ashya is pictured here in a photo released by Hampshire police to aid the hunt for him.
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Mother created secret 'bucket list' for 8-year-old daughter dying of brain tumour, Hull, Britain - Jul 2014
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Mother created secret 'bucket list' for 8-year-old daughter dying of brain tumour, Hull, Britain - Jul 2014
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When Emma Whitfield was told her young daughter Evie Kean had just months to live she was determined to fit a lifetime of memories into whatever time they had left together. But she could not ask Evie to write a bucket list because she did not want her child to know she was dying. So instead she asked the eight-year-old to list all the things she would do if she were the Queen - and then secretly set to work making them happen. Evie's wishes included meeting boy band One Direction, visiting Legoland and owning her own dog. And when she died 10 months later, in January this year, mum of three Emma had ticked off all the items on the "secret bucket list" without her daughter ever knowing it existed. Now Emma, a dinner lady at Evie's old primary school in Hull, says that thanks to various charities she has a lifetime of memories to cherish.
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Mother created secret 'bucket list' for 8-year-old daughter dying of brain tumour, Hull, Britain - Jul 2014
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Evie at Legoland UK
Mother created secret 'bucket list' for 8-year-old daughter dying of brain tumour, Hull, Britain - Jul 2014
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When Emma Whitfield was told her young daughter Evie Kean had just months to live she was determined to fit a lifetime of memories into whatever time they had left together. But she could not ask Evie to write a bucket list because she did not want her child to know she was dying. So instead she asked the eight-year-old to list all the things she would do if she were the Queen - and then secretly set to work making them happen. Evie's wishes included meeting boy band One Direction, visiting Legoland and owning her own dog. And when she died 10 months later, in January this year, mum of three Emma had ticked off all the items on the "secret bucket list" without her daughter ever knowing it existed. Now Emma, a dinner lady at Evie's old primary school in Hull, says that thanks to various charities she has a lifetime of memories to cherish.
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Mother created secret 'bucket list' for 8-year-old daughter dying of brain tumour, Hull, Britain - Jul 2014
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Evie with her pet dog Lucy
Mother created secret 'bucket list' for 8-year-old daughter dying of brain tumour, Hull, Britain - Jul 2014
*Full story: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/pdxk
When Emma Whitfield was told her young daughter Evie Kean had just months to live she was determined to fit a lifetime of memories into whatever time they had left together. But she could not ask Evie to write a bucket list because she did not want her child to know she was dying. So instead she asked the eight-year-old to list all the things she would do if she were the Queen - and then secretly set to work making them happen. Evie's wishes included meeting boy band One Direction, visiting Legoland and owning her own dog. And when she died 10 months later, in January this year, mum of three Emma had ticked off all the items on the "secret bucket list" without her daughter ever knowing it existed. Now Emma, a dinner lady at Evie's old primary school in Hull, says that thanks to various charities she has a lifetime of memories to cherish.
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Mother created secret 'bucket list' for 8-year-old daughter dying of brain tumour, Hull, Britain - Jul 2014
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Mother created secret 'bucket list' for 8-year-old daughter dying of brain tumour, Hull, Britain - Jul 2014
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When Emma Whitfield was told her young daughter Evie Kean had just months to live she was determined to fit a lifetime of memories into whatever time they had left together. But she could not ask Evie to write a bucket list because she did not want her child to know she was dying. So instead she asked the eight-year-old to list all the things she would do if she were the Queen - and then secretly set to work making them happen. Evie's wishes included meeting boy band One Direction, visiting Legoland and owning her own dog. And when she died 10 months later, in January this year, mum of three Emma had ticked off all the items on the "secret bucket list" without her daughter ever knowing it existed. Now Emma, a dinner lady at Evie's old primary school in Hull, says that thanks to various charities she has a lifetime of memories to cherish.
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Mother created secret 'bucket list' for 8-year-old daughter dying of brain tumour, Hull, Britain - Jul 2014
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Emma Whitfield with a photo of Evie before she became ill
Mother created secret 'bucket list' for 8-year-old daughter dying of brain tumour, Hull, Britain - Jul 2014
*Full story: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/pdxk
When Emma Whitfield was told her young daughter Evie Kean had just months to live she was determined to fit a lifetime of memories into whatever time they had left together. But she could not ask Evie to write a bucket list because she did not want her child to know she was dying. So instead she asked the eight-year-old to list all the things she would do if she were the Queen - and then secretly set to work making them happen. Evie's wishes included meeting boy band One Direction, visiting Legoland and owning her own dog. And when she died 10 months later, in January this year, mum of three Emma had ticked off all the items on the "secret bucket list" without her daughter ever knowing it existed. Now Emma, a dinner lady at Evie's old primary school in Hull, says that thanks to various charities she has a lifetime of memories to cherish.
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Mother created secret 'bucket list' for 8-year-old daughter dying of brain tumour, Hull, Britain - Jul 2014
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Emma Whitfield with her daughter Evie
Mother created secret 'bucket list' for 8-year-old daughter dying of brain tumour, Hull, Britain - Jul 2014
*Full story: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/pdxk
When Emma Whitfield was told her young daughter Evie Kean had just months to live she was determined to fit a lifetime of memories into whatever time they had left together. But she could not ask Evie to write a bucket list because she did not want her child to know she was dying. So instead she asked the eight-year-old to list all the things she would do if she were the Queen - and then secretly set to work making them happen. Evie's wishes included meeting boy band One Direction, visiting Legoland and owning her own dog. And when she died 10 months later, in January this year, mum of three Emma had ticked off all the items on the "secret bucket list" without her daughter ever knowing it existed. Now Emma, a dinner lady at Evie's old primary school in Hull, says that thanks to various charities she has a lifetime of memories to cherish.
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Mother created secret 'bucket list' for 8-year-old daughter dying of brain tumour, Hull, Britain - Jul 2014
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Emma Whitfield
Mother created secret 'bucket list' for 8-year-old daughter dying of brain tumour, Hull, Britain - Jul 2014
*Full story: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/pdxk
When Emma Whitfield was told her young daughter Evie Kean had just months to live she was determined to fit a lifetime of memories into whatever time they had left together. But she could not ask Evie to write a bucket list because she did not want her child to know she was dying. So instead she asked the eight-year-old to list all the things she would do if she were the Queen - and then secretly set to work making them happen. Evie's wishes included meeting boy band One Direction, visiting Legoland and owning her own dog. And when she died 10 months later, in January this year, mum of three Emma had ticked off all the items on the "secret bucket list" without her daughter ever knowing it existed. Now Emma, a dinner lady at Evie's old primary school in Hull, says that thanks to various charities she has a lifetime of memories to cherish.
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Prince William visits the Royal Marsden Hospital, Chelsea, London, Britain - 07 Nov 2013
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Prince William, President of the Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust, observes surgery for the removal of a bladder tumour on a male patient in 2013. Princess Diana watches operation on a child at Harefield Hospital, Middlesex in 1996
Prince William visits the Royal Marsden Hospital, Chelsea, London, Britain - 07 Nov 2013
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Prince William visits the Royal Marsden Hospital, Chelsea, London, Britain - 07 Nov 2013
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Prince William, President of the Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust, observes surgery for the removal of a bladder tumour on a male patient
Prince William visits the Royal Marsden Hospital, Chelsea, London, Britain - 07 Nov 2013
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Prince William visits the Royal Marsden Hospital, Chelsea, London, Britain - 07 Nov 2013
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Prince William, President of the Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust, observes surgery for the removal of a bladder tumour on a male patient
Prince William visits the Royal Marsden Hospital, Chelsea, London, Britain - 07 Nov 2013
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Prince William visits the Royal Marsden Hospital, Chelsea, London, Britain - 07 Nov 2013
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Prince William listens to head surgeon Pardeep Kumar, left, as he observes surgery for the removal of a bladder tumour on a male patient
Prince William visits the Royal Marsden Hospital, Chelsea, London, Britain - 07 Nov 2013
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Prince William visits the Royal Marsden Hospital, Chelsea, London, Britain - 07 Nov 2013
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Prince William listens to an explanation from lead surgeon Pardeep Kumar, left, as he performs surgery for the removal of a bladder tumour on a male patient
Prince William visits the Royal Marsden Hospital, Chelsea, London, Britain - 07 Nov 2013
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