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Metro
14-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Metro
EastEnders star's son, 2, rushed to hospital after eating ‘toxic' plant
Victoria Bye, the wife of EastEnders star James Bye, has opened up about a terrifying situation that saw their son rushed to hospital. Victoria and James have four children together called Edward, Louis, Hugo and Rufus. Over the weekend, Victoria took to her Instagram page Life With The Byes to reveal Rufus, who is 2, was rushed to hospital last week after eating a toxic but common plant found in UK gardens. She wrote: 'More of a public service announcement than a post really but as we all know, life with kids is anything but predictable. So, after spending the night in hospital (I swear they'll start charging us rent soon) after Rufus decided to snack on a plant in the garden — one I didn't even know was dangerous. All hell let loose. (full video in next post – wouldn't let me post here).' Victoria went on to reveal that within minutes of Rufus ingesting the plant, his 'tongue had started to swell', he was 'screaming' and they quickly had to call 999. She added: 'Thankfully he's absolutely fine now. But it turned out the culprit was Italian Arum, a really common plant with bright orange berries that looks innocent but is seriously toxic if ingested. 'I mean, I had no idea. And once I started looking into it… turns out there are loads of plants like that quietly minding their own (deadly) business in UK gardens. 'So, in true mum fashion, I made a list. For anyone else who didn't know either. Because no one needs that kind of adrenaline on a Tuesday afternoon.' Victoria's list features plants including Foxglove, Yew and Lily of the Valley. The list is incredibly helpful, as she's also notes the specific parts of the plants – such as bulbs or small flowers – that are the most toxic to humans. More Trending Victoria's husband James Bye left his role as Martin Fowler in EastEnders earlier this year. Want to be the first to hear shocking EastEnders spoilers? Who's leaving Coronation Street? The latest gossip from Emmerdale? Join 10,000 soaps fans on Metro's WhatsApp Soaps community and get access to spoiler galleries, must-watch videos, and exclusive interviews. Simply click on this link, select 'Join Chat' and you're in! Don't forget to turn on notifications so you can see when we've just dropped the latest spoilers! Martin died in the show's live episode in February. As part of the anniversary, the Queen Vic exploded, putting multiple lives in danger. Martin became trapped under a beam and had to wait for the emergency services to remove it and free him. However, due to how long Martin was stuck, as the beam got removed, he suffered crush syndrome, which killed him. If you've got a soap or TV story, video or pictures get in touch by emailing us soaps@ – we'd love to hear from you. Join the community by leaving a comment below and stay updated on all things soaps on our homepage. View More » MORE: EastEnders confirms Martin Fowler replacement on fruit and veg stall – and it's unexpected MORE: Emmerdale's Danny Miller pays loving tribute to 'beautiful' pregnant wife Steph MORE: Emmerdale legend reunites with co-star just months after TV exit
Wales Online
13-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Wales Online
EastEnders star's son rushed to hospital after 'innocent' garden mistake
EastEnders star's son rushed to hospital after 'innocent' garden mistake James Bye and his wife Victoria's youngest child Rufus, two, ended up in A&E after accidentally eating a "dangerous" plant in the garden James Bye and his wife Victoria's youngest child Rufus, two, ended up in A&E after accidentally eating a "dangerous" plant in the garden (Image: BBC ) Former EastEnders star James Bye's young son was rushed to hospital "screaming" after he accidentally snacked on a poisonous and "dangerous" plant in the garden. James, 41, who played Martin Fowler, and his wife Victoria's youngest child Rufus, two, ended up in A&E after consuming the "innocent looking" plant which is "seriously toxic if ingested". Taking to her Instagram, where she documents her family life and has 130K followers, Victoria issued a warning about the Italian Arum plant, which she "didn't even know was dangerous", and listed other plants to look out for in your garden. The concerned mum, who also has sons Edward, eight, Louis, six, and Hugo, three, with James, penned: "So. More of a public service announcement than a post really but as we all know, life with kids is anything but predictable.. So, after spending the night in hospital (I swear they'll start charging us rent soon) after Rufus decided to snack on a plant in the garden — one I didn't even know was dangerous. All hell let loose. Taking to her Instagram, where she documents her family life and has 130K followers, Victoria issued a warning about the plant "(full video in next post - wouldn't let me post here) Within minutes his tongue had started to swell, he was screaming & we had to call 999. (As always - NHS heroes, honestly.) Thankfully he's absolutely fine now but it turned out the culprit was Italian Arum, a really common plant with bright orange berries that looks innocent but is seriously toxic if ingested. Article continues below "I mean, I had no idea. And once I started looking into it… turns out there are loads of plants like that quietly minding their own (deadly) business in UK gardens. So, in true mum fashion, I made a list. For anyone else who didn't know either. Because no one needs that kind of adrenaline on a Tuesday afternoon. "Plants to keep an eye on in your garden: Foxglove – Beautiful. Can mess with your heart. Deadly Nightshade – The clue's in the name. Lily of the Valley – Smells great, very toxic. Rhubarb (leaves) – Pie on top, poison underneath. Yew – Classic hedge. Lethal seeds. Daffodils – Bulbs look like onions. Are not onions. Monkshood (Wolfsbane) – Even touching it can be dangerous. Italian Arum – The one that sent my toddler to A&E. The concerned mum, who also has sons Edward, eight, Louis, six, and Hugo, three, with James, warned about garden plants Article continues below "Hemlock – tiny white flowers, wildly toxic. Hydrangea – Cyanide-ish compounds. Nice. Laburnum – Seeds = bad news. Oleander – Toxic from root to tip. Wisteria – Pods are a problem. Bluebells & Snowdrops – Lovely. Toxic bulbs. Ivy – Rashy - not fun. Autumn Crocus – NOT to be confused with the spring ones. Buckthorn – Wild diarrhoea vibes. "So there you go… I debated whether I should post this serious mum fail… but if it could help anyone else avoid a night in A&E then feel free to share away… "And maybe double-check what's growing under that trampoline. #lifewiththebyes #mumlifeunfiltered #gardenfails #plantsafety #ukparenting #honestmotherhood #notasaladbar."
Hindustan Times
10-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Hindustan Times
Which soul flower matches your birth month? Find out what it reveals about you
Flowers are beyond their beauty; they carry deep meaning and signify the essence of nature. Every birth month is related to a flower that describes characteristics commonly seen in individuals born during that time. From power to gentleness, happiness to vision, the flower of your birth month reveals more about your character than you realize. Here's an easy guide to what your soul flower indicates about your true self, according to Parade. Birth flowers reflect personal traits, linking each month to unique characteristics. (Representative Image: Unsplash) Also Read: Is Microsoft Outlook down? Global server outage hits these US states hardest Soul flowers for each month January: Carnation You are reliable, faithful, and frequently the person others depend on. Just like the carnation, you flourish even during the hardest times in life. February: Violet Enigmatic and tender. You don't require attention to stand out. Your creativity and depth are evident to those who invest time in getting to know you. March: Daffodil Brimming with optimism. You radiate brightness and new vitality. You hold faith in fresh starts and uplift those around you with your optimism. April: Daisy Happy and inquisitive. You recognize the splendor in ordinary items. People born in April typically have a playful nature and inspire a sense of freshness in others. May: Lily of the Valley Compassionate and knowledgeable. Your kind spirit affects all those near you. Even in silence, your presence radiates comfort and tranquility. Also read: Love Island USA contestant Cierra Ortega shares emotional video amid racial slur scandal, netizens say 'fake apology' June: Rose Multifaceted and affectionate. Similar to a rose, you embody timelessness and depth of feeling. You experience emotions intensely and share your affection generously, yet with power and elegance. July: Larkspur Nurturing and motivating. You bring joy to others by being what you are. A calming atmosphere is created by your killer smile and loving heart. August: Gladiolus Bold and powerful. You possess an innate ability to lead and a devoted spirit. Similar to the lofty gladiolus, you remain steadfast in your beliefs. September: Aster Serene and reflective. You reflect profoundly and communicate with significance. You frequently assist others in feeling centered and focused. October: Marigold Inventive and vivid. You flourish in change and provide illumination during life's gloomy times. Your warmth is simultaneously bold and soothing. November: Chrysanthemum Calm and shrewd. You possess an old-soul vibe and remain steady, regardless of circumstances. You provide calm support to the people around you. December: Narcissus Visionary and optimistic. Even during tough moments, you remain gentle and filled with awe. You discover charm in locations that others frequently overlook. Allow your birth flower to symbolize the unique essence you possess.
Vogue Singapore
02-06-2025
- Lifestyle
- Vogue Singapore
Cannes wellness destinations to revive and recharge at
Courtesy of Lily of the Valley The flights are booked, the bags are packed. Now, it's time to add this list of the best wellness destinations in Cannes to your itinerary. Whether you prefer your cosmetic experiences high-tech and customised, or lo-fi and wellness-led, these healing escapes will certainly spirit you away. Here in Côte d'Azur, the charm of time-honoured Mediterranean wellbeing rituals meets French pharmaceutical innovation in discreet, restorative spaces for those looking to bask in the glow of the radiant Riviera. While the seaside commune is best-known for the eponymous, glitzy film festival it plays host to every year, this notable string of luxe spas and health resorts are just as deserving of attention. Prefer to harness the health benefits of the outdoors? Cannes has you covered. With sweeping views of the Mediterranean Sea, excursions from wading in the ocean to cycling the trails of Cap Lardier are available in abundance. However, there are indoor respites aplenty too—just look to the likes of Spa Villa Belle Plage's Himalayan pink salt sauna or Lily of the Valley's Shape Club for proof. Undoubtedly, it's a famed city that offers something for everyone. Allow Vogue Singapore's edit of Cannes' best wellness locales to be your guide: Courtesy of Lily of the Valley 1 / 7 Lily of the Valley Inspired by the Hanging Gardens of Babylon, Provençal abbeys and Californian villas, the Philippe Starck-designed hotel overlooking the Mediterranean feels like a charming village in its own right. Centred around the pillars of weight loss cuisine, treatments and sport, the luxury health resort is the perfect retreat to optimise your longevity. Its nutritional gastronomy approach by Jacques Fricker marries health while maintaining the pleasure of food, and combines technology-based and manual treatments with indoor and outdoor fitness excursions, coaching and treatments that promote total wellbeing. Wade in the sea, ride an electric mountain bike along the trails of Cap Lardier or stimulate cell renewal in the cryotherapy chamber—it's all possible with Lily of the Valley's Shape Club. Lily of the Valley, Colline Saint-Michel, Boulevard Abel Faivre, Quartier de Gigaro, 83420 La Croix Valmer, France. Tel: +33 422 732 200. Courtesy of Spa Villa Belle Plage 2 / 7 Spa Villa Belle Plage Ease into 360-degree wellness at Spa Villa Belle Plage. A haven overlooking the sea, this sensorial escape offers a Himalayan pink salt sauna, eucalyptus-scented hammam, ice fountain and multi-sensory shower and whirlpool in addition to a range of facial treatments and sport classes. Worked up an appetite from sea paddling or full-body massages? Nourish at Restaurant Villa which uses organic, local and seasonal whole foods, and freshly caught crudo. Spa Villa Belle Plage, 9 Rue Jean Dollfus, 06400 Cannes, France. Tel: +33 4 9306 2555. Courtesy of Dior Spa 3 / 7 Dior Spa at Hôtel du Cap-Eden-Roc Two icons—Dior and Hôtel du Cap-Eden- Roc—merge discreet luxury with nature-driven wellness. The exclusive Dioriginels Rituals, inspired by the sea, garden, cliff and sun, invite guests to realign their energies. For the ultimate reset, the Escale À Eden-Roc (€580 for two hours) blends hot-and-cold therapy with semi-precious stones for deep harmony. Dior Spa at Hôtel du Cap-Eden-Roc, 167-165 Boulevard J F Kennedy, 06160 Antibes Cedex, France. Tel: +33 4 9361 3901. hotel-du-cap-eden-roc Courtesy of Noble Panacea 4 / 7 What to pack: Noble Panacea The Exceptional Chronobiology Sleep Mask Bring beauty sleep to another level with this high-performance mask. Designed to work in conjunction with your skin's natural self-repair processes, its active ingredients are released overnight to result in a freshly firm, replenished complexion come morning. Noble Panacea The Exceptional Chronobiology Sleep Mask, $520, available at Tangs Courtesy of Kylie Jenner Fragrances 5 / 7 Kylie Jenner Cosmic Eau de Parfum A scent to take you from day to night, embrace the warm and floral notes of Kylie Jenner's debut fragrance. Just like its sculptural bottle, the blend of jasmine, blood orange, cedarwood and accords of amber, peony and vanilla musk are pure magnetism. Kylie Jenner Cosmic Eau de Parfum, $75 for 30ml, available at Sephora Courtesy of Augustinus Bader 6 / 7 Augustinus Bader The AB Essentials Kit All of the essentials, and then some. Find Augustinus Bader's The Cream Cleansing Gel, The Essence, The Rich Cream and The Eye Cream in this divine set, alongside a chic pouch to house them in. A perfect fit for any getaway. Augustinus Bader The AB Essentials Kit, $455, available at Takashimaya Courtesy of Glowgear 7 / 7 Glowgear Grobounce Hair Volumising Device Consider this your holiday insurance policy against bad hair days. This hairbrush harnesses stimulating microcurrent technology to revive your roots and guarantee fullness and bounce from the scalp. Glowgear Grobounce Hair Volumising Device, $309, available at Sephora This story appears in Vogue Singapore's May 'Sonder' issue, available online.
Yahoo
28-05-2025
- General
- Yahoo
Maryland dog attack caught on camera, victim claims police never responded
DISTRICT HEIGHTS, Md. - A dog attack captured on video has sparked concerns after the victim says police never responded to multiple emergency calls in the immediate aftermath. The Brief Dog attack caught on video sparks concerns over emergency response delays. Victim, 11-month-old rescue both injured; police allegedly did not respond in the immediate aftermath. Investigation ongoing. The woman, who asked not to be identified, said she was visiting her new home in District Heights last weekend when the attack occurred. What we know A neighbor's Ring camera recorded the entire incident, showing a large dog lunging at her 11-month-old rescue named, "Lily of the Valley," just before 10 a.m. this past Sunday. The woman credits her neighbor with running to help and taking her to get urgent care. She tells FOX 5 she suffered severe finger injuries, and her dog sustained multiple puncture wounds. She also said she had to get a Tetanus shot and at least seven rabies shots, with more rounds expected. The victim shared timestamps of her calls to 9-1-1. You hear a neighbor instruct someone in their home to call 9-1-1. FOX 5's Stephanie Ramirez also heard the radio dispatch call go out for a woman bit by a dog on Prince Stephanie Court. However, the victim claims no officer or ambulance ever came. FOX 5 reached out to Prince George's County Police. We are also aware District Heights has a small department. In an emotional interview Wednesday morning, the woman told FOX 5, "I'm an new resident at Prince George's County and I was just appalled at the fact that response didn't come." "I'm sorry," she said wiping away tears, "and I don't how much longer I could have waited. I definitely couldn't' drive myself so I'm not sure what would've happened if the neighbors — if that one neighbor hadn't taken me to the hospital. And I think it's terrible that — for anyone to have to go through that or not get help if they need it." The woman says it was over an hour after the incident when she got a call from an officer wanting to take a police report. She says she later spoke with that officer in-person, who apparently told her an ambulance couldn't come until police secured the scene. That is not uncommon practice for responses in the region. However, it's still not clear why police did not immediately respond to this emergency. This is a developing story. The Source Information in this article comes from details gathered by FOX 5's Stephanie Ramirez, including an interview with the victim.
