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Yahoo
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
The Bold and the Beautiful preview week of May 26: proposals, threats and goodbyes, oh my!
When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. This week, The Bold and the Beautiful fans have been treated to not one but two big look-ahead previews of what's coming up. Now that Memorial Day is behind us, it's time to focus on sweeps week and it looks like the B&B team saved the biggest drama for one of the biggest weeks in the TV calendar. Here's The Bold and the Beautiful preview for the week of May 26. More soaps coverage The Young and the Restless spoilers week of May 26-30General Hospital spoilers week of May 26-30Days of Our Lives spoilers week of May 26-30Beyond the Gates spoilers week of May 26-30The Bold and the Beautiful spoilers week of May 26-30 After last week saw Liam's (Scott Clifton) condition worsening, Daphne (Murielle Hilaire) catching a plane and Hope (Annika Noelle) getting a surprise proposal from Carter (Lawrence Saint-Victor), well, it seemed like there was no way to top that. Clifton has been giving the performance of a lifetime as he portrays Liam's slow decline as the result of a brain tumor and during the May 26 episode he implored Finn (Tanner Novlan) to help take care of his girls when the time comes. Liam is also hoping that Carter will be there to help, too. Little does Liam know, while he's giving a heartfelt soliloquy to Finn, Carter is on one knee, asking Hope to marry him. She didn't have an answer for him, so it's anyone's guess how this is going to turn out. Here's the first look-ahead preview of what's coming up this week: And here's even more of a look-ahead: The first look-ahead is the one that came at the end of the May 26 episode. In it, Liam hugs Beth and tells Finn that he doesn't know how he's going to say goodbye. Next we see Steffy (Jacqueline MacInnes Wood) telling Hope and Ridge (Thorsten Kaye) that "she" is a monster and she needs to be kept away from her family. The "she" in question, of course, is Luna (Lisa Yamada), who, in the following scene, can be seen telling Sheila (Kimberlin Brown) that Steffy will never accept her, so "why not just eliminate that threat?" To her credit, Sheila shuts that down quickly, but it doesn't look like Luna is convinced. In the YouTube clip, Steffy and Finn share a moment together while Ridge tells the couple that Luna is one the hunt for Steffy. Finn looks upset. Next we see a different moment in the conversation between Luna and Sheila. Sheila tells Luna that Finn and Steffy have made a decision and she has to accept it, and Luna needs to "go." The clip ends as Luna is seen buying a gun and aiming it at a picture of Steffy. Interestingly, this is the first time we've seen Luna in her murderous element. We saw her before in flashbacks, but this time we're seeing the moment when she hatches a plan to kill someone who's standing in the way of getting what she wants. We have a feeling that things are about to take a very dark turn in the next week. The Bold and the Beautiful airs weekdays on CBS and the following day on Paramount Plus. Check your local listings to see when it comes on where you are.
Hindustan Times
4 days ago
- Health
- Hindustan Times
Pharmacist doubles up as doctor to run a PHC in Prayagraj
For over five years, the daily turnout of 20 to 30 patients at a Primary Health Centre (PHC) in Prayagraj has been depending solely on a lone pharmacist—an unusual case highlighting administrative apathy. The pharmacist, posted at the PHC in Lalgopalganj area under Kaudihar development block of Soraon tehsil, has been unofficially doubling as a doctor, prescribing and dispensing medicines as per what he considers the best line of treatment. As per reports, the medical officer in-charge (MOIC) of the PHC, Dr Amit Kumar, was attached to the District Hospital in Gautambuddha Nagar during the Covid pandemic in August 2020. Since then, the MOIC has not returned to his original posting as the superintendent of the district hospital in Gautambuddha Nagar has refused to relieve him, citing a shortage of doctors at the hospital. According to chief medical officer (CMO) Prayagraj, Dr Arun Kumar Tiwari, despite several letters sent to senior officials of the health department in Lucknow, no concrete action has been taken so far. 'Dr Amit Kumar continues to draw a salary for working in Prayagraj but has failed to join duties here, as he has not been relieved for over five years. Patients visiting the PHC are suffering, yet no action has been initiated by officials in Lucknow,' he said. Dr Amit Kumar confirmed he was attached to the district hospital in Gautambuddha Nagar in August 2020, during the first wave of Covid-19. 'I was sent on a temporary basis to manage the heavy rush of Covid-19 patients. But I haven't received a relieving letter from the hospital superintendent since then due to the shortage of doctors,' he explained. Rajesh Maurya, the pharmacist at the Lalgopalganj PHC, said, 'Around 20 to 30 patients come daily. I dispense medicines to the best of my knowledge. Since the MOIC post has remained vacant for over five years, in serious cases, I refer patients to the Community Health Centre (CHC), Kaudihar, located around 20 km away.' As per records, Dr Amit Kumar was appointed as MOIC of the Lalgopalganj PHC on July 3, 2020. He was later attached to the district hospital in Gautambuddha Nagar on August 29, 2020. Dr Anurag Tiwari, superintendent of CHC Kaudihar, under which the PHC functions, confirmed the situation. 'It's true that the PHC has been running without a MOIC. The issue lies with higher authorities in Lucknow, who are not taking necessary steps. Sadly, it's the patients who continue to suffer,' he said. As per government norms, a PHC is established for a minimum population of 30,000.
Borneo Post
5 days ago
- Borneo Post
Two killed as vehicle plunges into ravine in Penampang
The four-wheel drive vehicle which ended up in a ravine. KOTA KINABALU (May 29): Two men were killed while another was injured after a four-wheel drive vehicle plunged into a ravine near Gunung Emas, Penampang yesterday. According to Penampang District Police Chief Superintendent Sammy Newton, police were informed of the incident along Jalan Penampang-Tambunan at about 9.40pm. 'Preliminary investigations found that the 54-year-old driver was heading from Tambunan to Penampang, when his vehicle lost control, skidded and plunged into a deep ravine, about 60 metres from the road. 'The driver and a 49-year-old passenger were pronounced dead by medical officers at the scene, and the bodies were sent to Hospital Queen Elizabeth 1 for forensics. Another passenger, 29, was injured and sent to the hospital,' he said in a statement. The case is investigated under Section 41(1) of the Road Transport Act 1987. The police are requesting witnesses to assist the investigation by providing information to investigating officer Inspector Saparia Ladoni at 019-8095133. Sammy also advised the public to always be careful on the road and to not spread any images or videos of the incident on social media to protect the sensitivity of the victims' families.
Time of India
26-05-2025
- Health
- Time of India
JSR hosps ready to handle Covid: East S'bhum civil surgeon
1 2 Jamshedpur: The city is equipped to handle any situation arising due to the spread of Covid-19 virus, said East Singhbhum district civil surgeon Dr Sahir Pal. Dr Pal said, "We are in a wait-and-watch situation, waiting for formal guidelines and advisory from govt. The RT-PCR laboratory at the Mahatma Gandhi Memorial Medical College and Hospital can be made operational within short notice. " Earlier, during the first wave of Covid outbreak, laboratory samples collected for RT-PCR testing had to be sent to West Bengal or Odisha, which delayed the treatment process. Now, Jharkhand is has its own laboratories. Dr Pal added, "Health officials can prepare isolation wards for Covid positive patients in short notice. There is no dearth of oxygen as most govt and private hospitals have manufacturing plants." Dr Amit Trivedi, a pulmonologist, said, "There is no need to worry as experts say that the virus is a mild variant but people must not be complacent. They must follow the precautions." "Govt must keep a watch on the data of Covid patients. This will help authorities to strategise advisory to contain the virus," he added. Dr Trivedi said, "Kolkata has logged 11 cases. Every day, around 50,000 people shuttle between the two cities for various purposes. So being careful from early days will help to check the spread. As schools are closed for summer vacation, children are safe. Testing of people with Covid symptoms must be started by govt as soon as possible as it is one of the key factors to check the spread of the virus."
Indian Express
25-05-2025
- Indian Express
Complaint, counter-complaint filed in alleged cow vigilantism episode in Aligarh, 3 arrested
A day after a group of persons allegedly assaulted four people from the minority community and set their truck on fire over suspicion of it being laden with beef near Alhadadpur village in Aligarh, the police Sunday first issued a notice and then arrested three accused of carrying out the attack. 'This is to inform the general public that on May 24, a photo has come to our notice related to an incident that occurred between Panaithi Road and Sadhu Ashram Road under Harduaganj police station. 'In the incident an FIR has been registered at the Harduaganj police station under BNS sections 191 (2)/191 (3)/190/109/308 (5)/310 (2)/3 (5). If any person has any information about those… visible in the… photo, then please inform the investigating officer, Dheeraj Kumar, SHO, Harduaganj, on his mobile number. The identity and address of the person will be kept a secret,' reads the notice issued by Sarjana Singh, Circle Officer, Atrauli. Talking to The Indian Express, an official said that the four victims were admitted to the JNMC Hospital in Aligarh. 'They were injured, but the injuries were not fatal,' he added. Two FIRs were registered in connection with the matter at the Harduaganj police station on Saturday. The first FIR was registered under sections of the UP Prevention of Cow Slaughter Act, 1955, based on the complaint of one Vijay Bajrangi. Bajrangi, 35, has said that on Saturday, at around 8.40 am, on receiving information, he followed a Max vehicle at the Panaithi Road in Alhadadpur village. 'To stop them, I put my bike beside their vehicle. The driver of the vehicle tried to crush me, and so my bike went out of control,' reads his FIR. 'Seeing this, the labourers and farmers working in the nearby field ran towards the spot, and four men in the vehicle attacked them. When I looked inside the truck, I saw seven decapitated cows,' he further said in his complaint. The complainant has also levelled allegations against the police. 'When these four men were caught and interrogated, they said that they were smuggling cow meat by bribing the police with Rs 3 lakh,' he said. Bajrangi has further said in his complaint that the Harduaganj police station was informed about the same vehicle carrying beef about 15 days ago. Dheeraj Kumar, Station House Officer, Harduaganj, said that Bajrangi owns land in the area, but he has denied any connection with Hindutva organisations. 'We are investigating all his allegations,' he added. Nearly five hours later on Saturday, another FIR was filed by Salim Khan, father of one of the victims and uncle to another, under sections 191 (2) (rioting), 191 (3) (unlawful assembly), 190 (unlawful assembly to commit an offense), 109 (attempt to murder), 308 (extortion), 310 (2) (robbery), 3 (5) (joint criminal liability) of the BNS against 13 identified and 20 to 25 unidentified men. Khan, in his complaint, told the police that the four victims were on their way to sell meat from the factory located in Al-Ambar in Aligarh. 'The moment the vehicle reached Panaithi Road, Ram Kumar Arya and Arjun, planning a conspiracy, sent other men, Chetan Lodhi, Shivam Hindu Lodhi, Lavkush, Anuj Bhura, Vijay, Girish Kumar, Ankit, resident of Mahmudpur, Rana, resident of Alhadadpur, and Vijay Kumar Gupta to extort Chauth. (Chauth was a 25 per cent annual tax levied in areas of Mughal control by the Maratha empire.) 'They pulled four of them from the vehicle and demanded Rs 50,000. When they were denied, they were brutally beaten with wood, iron rods, and also robbed of their mobile phones and money,' Khan told the police. 'Fifteen days ago, a similar incident had happened where these men were demanding chauth of Rs 50,000, but because of the Akrabad police station, our vehicle was released,' said Khan. Neetika Jha is a trainee reporter with The Indian Express, Delhi. She covers crime, health, environment as well as stories of human interest, in Noida and Ghaziabad. When not on the field she is probably working on another story idea. On weekends, she loves to read fiction over a cup of coffee (cold coffee if it is summer). The Thursday Murder club and Yellow face were her recent favourites. She loves her garden as much as she loves her job. She is an alumnus of Asian College of Journalism, Chennai. ... Read More
