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Nicki Guy, a London woman, regains her vision after a groundbreaking treatment for hypotony, a rare condition causing low eye pressure. She was the first patient at Moorfields Eye Hospital to receive injections of a cheap, clear gel called hydroxypropyl methylcellulose. After years of poor eyesight, Nickis left eye now sees well enough to drive, allowing her to resume activities like skiing and photography. She has also changed careers to work for a sight loss charity. The treatment, initially risky, has now been widely adopted with great results, offering hope to many others.

Knepp Estates rewilding project in West Sussex has seen a remarkable surge in wildlife over the past two decades. With the introduction of various animals and restoration of natural habitats, bird numbers have ten-folded, butterfly species have doubled, and dragonflies have increased nearly nine hundred percent. The project, initiated by Isabella Tree and Charlie Burrell, has become a beacon of hope for rewilding efforts across Britain, demonstrating how depleted farmland can be revitalized and boost food chains from insects to birds of prey.

Scotlands largest health board introduces a Hospital at Home service for newborns with jaundice, allowing them to receive phototherapy treatment in their own cribs. This initiative, launched from the Royal Hospital for Children in Glasgow, aims to make life easier for new families by reducing hospital visits and enabling earlier bonding. The service, which began in November 2022, has already treated forty babies, with a team of nurses, consultants, and a service manager overseeing the process. Community midwives also play a crucial role in screening for jaundice and referring eligible babies to the service.

Storm Gorettis aftermath: Flooding and power outages grip the UK as temperatures rise, with over twelve thousand homes without power and four flood warnings in England. Yellow warnings for rain and wind persist until Monday, and water companies scramble to repair damaged pipes. Despite a milder start to the week, showers, rain spells, and windy blasts are expected, with a potential dry break on Wednesday.

Unite the Union warns of a broken social care sector in Scotland, urging for more support in the next budget. NHS Scotland spent £440 million on hospital beds, with one in nine occupied by patients due to delayed discharges. Frontline workers face strain, demanding higher wages and more funding. The Scottish Government is urged to invest before the system collapses.

Tánaiste Simon Harris embarks on a crucial trip to California, aiming to bolster economic ties with the US. Hell meet with Governor Newsom, a potential 2028 presidential contender, and engage with tech, healthcare, and pharma sectors. The visit seeks to strengthen collaboration and boost transatlantic trade.

Tragic head-on crash in Bolton, Greater Manchester, claims lives of three teenagers and a taxi driver. Red Seat Leon collides with Citroen C4 Picasso taxi, killing all involved. Local residents describe the scene, and police appeal for witnesses as the community mourns the loss.

Father-Daughter Duo from Northern Ireland Narrowly Misses Million-Pound Jackpot on UK Quiz Show

Two new sports films, Marty Supreme and Saipan, ignite nostalgia for the genre, leading to a popular quiz challenging fans with trivia on classic sports movies. From Alis final bout to Tonya Hardings triple axel, these films showcase triumph, heartbreak, and adrenaline, reminding us why sports films pack such punch.