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Metro
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Metro
Charity in Emmerdale receives life-changing news about a loved one
Charity Dingle finally learns the truth (Picture: ITV) Charity Dingle (Emma Atkins) is finally set to learn the truth about Sarah Sugden's (Katie Hill) new health condition in Emmerdale, and it'll leave the family rocked. Charity's only recently found out that Sarah (Katie Hill) has been making solid plans to have a baby via IVF, having visited Manpreet (Rebecca Sarker) for advice and referrals to specialists. Charity has made it clear that she does not approve, largely because of the stress carrying a baby could put Sarah's body under. Currently, Charity thinks that's as bad as it gets. What Charity doesn't yet know is that while Sarah was being examined to see how likely it would be for IVF to work, Sarah learned her cervix was inflamed. After a further investigation, she was dealt the blow that she had full blown cervical cancer. Jacob is the only person who knows about Sarah's cancer (Picture: ITV) In a tense meeting with her doctor, she learned that her cervix would need to be removed, but that her womb and ovaries would be left behind and she could still potentially carry a baby – this was all Sarah needed to hear to keep her dream alive. Jacob found out about her health and begged her to tell Charity what she was facing, but Sarah felt her gran would not understand. With Charity still in the dark, Sarah goes in for her procedure and is thrilled when Dr Knapp reveals they managed to retrieve a good number of eggs to test for viability. Her dream of motherhood is feeling closer than ever. Charity expressed her concerns when she found out about the IVF plan (Picture: ITV) But her fragile world is set to crash down once again. Charity is snooping and answers a call on Sarah's phone – it's from the hospital and she learns that her granddaughter has the Big C. Charity is dumbfounded by the news. Desperate for answers she later corners Sarah and catches her off guard by revealing what she knows and from what Emma Atkins has told Metro, it looks like there are dark times ahead for the family. Emma revealed that for Charity: 'It's going to be huge towards the middle and end of the year, with her connections with Sarah [Sugden], basically.' Is Sarah's cancer going to become too advanced to survive? Arrow MORE: Jacob furious in Emmerdale as he makes unexpected discovery about Sarah Arrow MORE: Emmerdale's Charity makes huge breakthrough with Sarah – but more sadness will follow Arrow MORE: All 25 Emmerdale pictures for next week as a gruesome discovery is made
Yahoo
02-06-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Unlocking Trillions: How Data Fuels China- Thailand Business Boom
SHENZHEN, China, June 2, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- This is a news report from Shenzhen Media Group: "When there's a big volume of products from China, it also helps the Thai economy because people can buy things cheaper than produced in Thailand." Recently, Thai Foreign Minister Maris Sangiampongsa responded to a question by Bloomberg TV's interview on concerns about whether an influx of Chinese goods imports into Thailand. Maris Sangiampongsa said, "What I am trying to say is, we have to work and to find, to be able to see the advantage of working together with Asean to fulfill the global supply chain." 2025 marks the 50th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and Thailand, as well as the "the Golden Jubilee of China-Thailand Friendship." Over the past five decades, the scale and scope of economic and trade cooperation between the two countries has continuously expanded and deepened, with digital technology emerging as a key area of collaboration. As the global live-streaming shopping craze sweeps the world, typified by the catchphrase "3, 2, 1, link it up!", traditional Thai supermarkets are also undergoing transformation. To keep pace with this shift, Thai supermarket giant BigC is partnering with Shenzhen-based internet companies Xingyun Group to pioneer innovative digital marketing strategies. The team of Shenzhen TV's program "Telling China's Story" visited a Thai supermarket to explore how businesses leverage big data to precisely capture consumer preferences, turning Thai specialties like mango chips and durian chips into Internet latest superstar. With the support of digital marketing, Thailand's retail sector has experienced a significant boost in sales and expanded access to emerging markets, particularly China. This not only helps cushion the impact of U.S. tariffs, but also opens new avenues for traditional Thai supermarkets to address global trade challenges. Have you ever wondered what it's like to sell goods through live-streaming in Thailand? As new trade channels are being opened, what ingenious strategies are Chinese and Thai practitioners bringing to the table? Let's find out on Telling China's Story short video series Make Money Together - "Unlocking Trillions: How Data Fuels the China-Thailand Business Boom"! View original content to download multimedia: SOURCE Shenzhen Media Group Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
Yahoo
02-06-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Unlocking Trillions: How Data Fuels China- Thailand Business Boom
SHENZHEN, China, June 2, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- This is a news report from Shenzhen Media Group: "When there's a big volume of products from China, it also helps the Thai economy because people can buy things cheaper than produced in Thailand." Recently, Thai Foreign Minister Maris Sangiampongsa responded to a question by Bloomberg TV's interview on concerns about whether an influx of Chinese goods imports into Thailand. Maris Sangiampongsa said, "What I am trying to say is, we have to work and to find, to be able to see the advantage of working together with Asean to fulfill the global supply chain." 2025 marks the 50th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and Thailand, as well as the "the Golden Jubilee of China-Thailand Friendship." Over the past five decades, the scale and scope of economic and trade cooperation between the two countries has continuously expanded and deepened, with digital technology emerging as a key area of collaboration. As the global live-streaming shopping craze sweeps the world, typified by the catchphrase "3, 2, 1, link it up!", traditional Thai supermarkets are also undergoing transformation. To keep pace with this shift, Thai supermarket giant BigC is partnering with Shenzhen-based internet companies Xingyun Group to pioneer innovative digital marketing strategies. The team of Shenzhen TV's program "Telling China's Story" visited a Thai supermarket to explore how businesses leverage big data to precisely capture consumer preferences, turning Thai specialties like mango chips and durian chips into Internet latest superstar. With the support of digital marketing, Thailand's retail sector has experienced a significant boost in sales and expanded access to emerging markets, particularly China. This not only helps cushion the impact of U.S. tariffs, but also opens new avenues for traditional Thai supermarkets to address global trade challenges. Have you ever wondered what it's like to sell goods through live-streaming in Thailand? As new trade channels are being opened, what ingenious strategies are Chinese and Thai practitioners bringing to the table? Let's find out on Telling China's Story short video series Make Money Together - "Unlocking Trillions: How Data Fuels the China-Thailand Business Boom"! View original content to download multimedia: SOURCE Shenzhen Media Group Sign in to access your portfolio
BBC News
28-05-2025
- General
- BBC News
Big C Cancer Charity co-founder David Moar dies
The co-founder of a charity who "dedicated his life to improving the lives of those affected by cancer" has Moar, who was president of the Big C Cancer Charity, died on Saturday at the Norfolk and Norwich University Big C is now one of East Anglia's largest cancer charities, having raised £45m since it was set up. The charity runs seven centres across the region, including in Norwich, King's Lynn and Great Yarmouth, providing free support services including counselling, complementary treatments and bereavement care, while also funding cancer research at the Norwich Research Park. The charity was set up by Mr Moar and Clive Bamford to provide treatment and support for people closer to their homes after the pair, who were both diagnosed with cancer in the 1970s, were forced to travel to London and Cambridge for treatment, "often finding this more gruelling than the treatment itself".Reflecting on his journey, Mr Moar, who was made a Member of the Order of the British Empire for his charity work, previously said: "I wouldn't really believe it was possible, but it has, and is, changing lives. "Sometimes I think we all have a purpose in this world, and I wonder whether I was ill to actually create Big C as it is today." Karen Vincent, the chief executive of Big C, said: "David was more than the founder of Big C - he was its heart. "To many of us, he was a friend, a mentor and an inspiration. "As we come to terms with this huge loss and mourn his passing, let us remember that David's legacy lives on in every life touched by Big C and in every act of kindness inspired by his example."In a statement, his family said: "David was a devoted husband and father. His passion for helping others and his belief in the importance of local support for those facing cancer were at the heart of everything he did. "We are incredibly proud of all he achieved and deeply touched by the many tributes we have received."Plans to honour and celebrate Mr Moar's life would take place in the coming weeks, the charity said. Follow Norfolk news on BBC Sounds, Facebook, Instagram and X.
New Straits Times
24-04-2025
- Entertainment
- New Straits Times
#SHOWBIZ: Amyza Aznan: My son has overcome critical stage in cancer battle
KUALA LUMPUR: Veteran actress Amyza Aznan is relieved that her eldest son Andre Mikhail, 19, has "overcome" the critical stage of his on-going cancer battle. The 48-year-old actress said in an Instagram post yesterday that she was relieved that his condition was improving and urged all Malaysians to continue praying for his full recovery. "Andre has beat the most critical stage in his fight against the Big C. I'm so relieved, but we must keep the faith and continue our prayers for his recovery," she said. Amyza also uploaded two videos, of Andre playing the guitar and another of her hugging and kissing him in their living room. "My family and I would like to thank the doctors and staff of Ampang Hospital and Kuala Lumpur Hospital for taking good care of Andre throughout his stay there. May you be blessed always," she said. On Feb 15, Amyza said that Andre was suffering from stage three lung cancer, and had been undergoing treatment for three weeks.
