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Teachers embrace AI as carmakers seek relief amid crime conviction
Four in five UK teachers use AI, though workloads persist; publishers pledge 200,000 books. Australian ex-adviser Craig Munnings is convicted, carmakers press for EV changes, and Post Malone delays Asia-Pacific dates.
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Dolly Parton Was Willing to Try “Experimental Drugs” to Help Future Cancer Patients
Stella Parton says her sister Dolly was willing to try experimental cancer drugs even if her own prospects were poor, in the hope that the treatment could help future patients. The claim, shared shortly after Dolly Parton’s reported death aged 80, highlights the singer’s longstanding public image as a philanthropist and supporter of medical research.…
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Dolly Parton’s Sister Stella Says Late Icon Offered to Test Experimental Drugs to Help Battle Cancer
Stella Parton says her sister Dolly, who reportedly died on Tuesday after a brief battle with cancer, was prepared to let doctors test experimental treatments if there was no hope of recovery. Stella presented this as evidence of Dolly Parton’s lifelong concern for others and urged people to honour her legacy through kindness and practical…
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Grammy-Nominated Artist Cancels Upcoming Shows After Being Hospitalized: “I’m in So Much Pain”
Kehlani has cancelled two upcoming US tour dates after being hospitalised overnight with severe pain and difficulty swallowing. The singer said they had not been cleared to perform, highlighting the physical demands and uncertainty of maintaining health while touring. The affected concerts in Camden, New Jersey, and Columbia, Maryland, scheduled for 26 and 27 August,…
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Dolly Parton Would Have Taken Experimental Cancer Drugs ‘if There Was No Hope’: She Wanted to Help ‘Others in the Future’
Stella Parton says her sister Dolly Parton was willing to try experimental cancer treatments if her own prospects were hopeless, in the hope that the research might benefit future patients. The account portrays the singer’s concern for others as continuing through her final illness and has added to tributes following her reported death. Dolly Parton…
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Dolly Parton Wanted Her Doctors to ‘Try Experimental Drugs’ on Her ‘in the Hope of Helping Others,’ Sister Says
Stella Parton has said her sister Dolly Parton remained committed to helping others until the end of her life, including being willing to try experimental treatments if they could benefit future patients. The remarks followed Dolly Parton’s death aged 80 after a brief battle with cancer, and underline the generosity and public service for which…
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Dolly Parton offered herself for experimental drugs as cancer battle turned dire, sister says
Dolly Parton’s sister Stella said the singer had privately offered to take experimental drugs if standard cancer treatments failed, hoping any medical findings could help future patients. The account presents this as an example of Parton’s generosity during a brief cancer battle before her reported death on 25 August. Stella recalled their regular early-morning telephone…
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Couple denied bail amid a massive ketamine bust in Australia
A Scottish couple have been refused bail in Sydney after being charged with allegedly supplying prohibited drugs following a major suspected ketamine seizure. Police allege that Demi McDaid, 23, and Jack Farrelly, 30, travelled to Australia to help distribute commercial quantities of drugs, highlighting concerns about temporary rentals and hotels being used to avoid detection.…
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RFK Jr. goes full anti-vaccine bananas over two measles deaths—one was a newborn
Two people in Pennsylvania have died during a major measles outbreak, including a newborn, prompting renewed scrutiny of Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s anti-vaccine statements. The deaths are significant because measles is preventable through vaccination, and public-health experts warn that disputing its role may undermine efforts to raise immunisation rates during a national surge.…
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British nurse missing in Nepal was on Hindu pilgrimage to sacred mountain – as devastated families search for loved ones in aftermath of flood
A British nurse, Sarada Simkhada, is among at least 33 UK nationals reported missing after severe flash floods near the Nepal–China border. She had travelled from Dartford on a Hindu pilgrimage towards Mount Kailash, and her family last heard from her the day before the flooding; the incident has prompted urgent searches by relatives and…