by Ellee Seymour | Apr 10, 2008 | updates
Just sharing this gem sent to me via a Newsnight email: The following story is passed on by an avid Newsnight viewer who wishes to remain anonymous: A father, passing by his son’s bedroom, was astonished to see the bed was nicely made, and everything was picked...
by Ellee Seymour | Apr 9, 2008 | updates
Being a naturally curious person and always fascinated by the lives of others, I am instantly drawn each week to the family secrets column featured in The Times T2 supplement. It is invariably a deeply personal tale of tragedy and despair, remorse and regrets, a...
by Ellee Seymour | Apr 7, 2008 | updates
It is often the ordinary citizens who are the bravest around us when faced with unimaginable horrors. That particularly applies to the relatives of the Omagh bomb which killed 29 innocent people and unborn twins 10 years ago after a 500lb car bomb exploded in the...
by Ellee Seymour | Apr 7, 2008 | updates
Would you run the London Marathon to provide water for your village, like the Maasai warriors, who have flown thousands of miles here to do just that next weekend? It is such a touching story that I would not be surprised if a generous philanthropist gets out his...
by Ellee Seymour | Apr 6, 2008 | updates
I can totally sympathise with Naomi Sugai’s disappointing experiences at Anglia Ruskin University in Cambridge. The Sunday Telegraph reports how she posted a minute-and-a-half video on YouTube, complaining about her £4,750- a-year business course –...
by Ellee Seymour | Apr 6, 2008 | updates
The reunion of a Latvian woman and her 15-year-old son who was snatched as a baby while in his pram outside a supermarket is fantastic news and must give hope to families of other families of missing children. Irina Sukhova (pictured above with her mother) struggled...
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