Eleanor Ovens

3 weeks ago | msn.com | Eleanor Ovens

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1 month ago | bristolpost.co.uk | Eleanor Ovens |Howard Lloyd

Rebecca Lennox was shopping in her local Asda when she began feeling a tightness in her chest and was left struggling to breatheA mum was'almost killed' on her weekly supermarket shop - when Asda allegedly 'ignored her deadly latex allergy'. Rebecca Lennox was shopping in her local Asda in Hunt's Cross, Liverpool, earlier this month (May 1) when she began feeling a tightness in her chest and was left struggling to breathe.

1 month ago | themirror.com | Eleanor Ovens

A 28-year-old man was in Banff National Park, Canada when he had a fateful meeting with a grizzly bear. The hiker was a little scared, but after a few minutes he decided to take out his phone and record the rare event. This is the moment a terrified hiker is forced to walk backwards as a 398-pound grizzly bear stalks him for 10 MINUTES through a national park in Canada, which iis not unheard of, a man was attacked by a grizzly at Grand Teton National Park in Wyoming.

1 month ago | leicestermercury.co.uk | Elaine Blackburne |Eleanor Ovens

A teacher with a deadly allergy fears she may die on her £10,000 honeymoon flight as the airline she is travelling with has said nuts will be served. Bethany Roads has suffered with a severe airborne peanut allergy since she was four years old but didn't think it would be an issue when she began planning her honeymoon earlier this year.

1 month ago | bristolpost.co.uk | Eleanor Ovens

Young Brits are set to embrace the upcoming Eurovision with open arms (May 13 - May 17) thanks to the widespread popularity of musician Sam Ryder - the UK's highest-scoring Eurovision entrant of all timeA whopping 90 per cent of UK children will be tuning into Eurovision this year - thanks to the so-called 'Sam Ryder effect' sweeping through schools.