Helen Le Caplain

1 day ago | walesonline.co.uk | Helen Le Caplain |Howard Lloyd

Jordan Niles was told it could have made its way through his sinuses or seeped through a pore in his skinA dad claims his concerned wife saved his life - after what he dismissed as 'pink eye' turned out to be a potentially lethal infection that left him looking like Sloth from The Goonies.

2 days ago | walesonline.co.uk | Helen Le Caplain |Howard Lloyd

Neil Eatwell, owner of Paradise Pets, discovered the songbirds, missing so checked CCTV footage to discover what had happenedA stunned pet shop owner has publicly shamed a man who appeared to stuff four live canaries down his trousers in a brazen daylight raid. Neil Eatwell, owner of Paradise Pets in Swindon, Wiltshire, discovered the songbirds, worth £175 in total, missing on Thursday, April 10 - so he checked CCTV footage to discover what had happened.

6 days ago | msn.com | Helen Le Caplain |Kelly Williams

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6 days ago | dailystar.co.uk | Helen Le Caplain |Kelly Williams

A suspicious 40% of Brits reckon their partners are behind any choccy subterfuge after a survey by Mars revealed that 75% of folk would hide their sweet treats if they kept vanishingNewsHelen Le Caplain and Kelly Williams Assistant News Editor (Live)09:22, 18 Apr 2025Are you a chocolate thief?(Image: Getty Images/iStockphoto)Four in 10 Brits fear their partner will steal their chocolate this Easter - with other halves topping the list of suspects swiping sweet treats.

1 week ago | mirror.co.uk | Helen Le Caplain |Benedict Tetzlaff-Deas

Jordan Niles, 28, was urged by wife Courtney Niles, 25, to get his eye checked out after it suddenly ballooned in size - when he got to A&E, he discovered he had a potentially deadly infectionA dad has claimed his wife's 'nagging' ended up saving his life after his sore eye ended up being a deadly infection. When Jordan Niles woke up with an inflamed eye on March 25, he believed it to be simply be a case of conjunctivitis, and continued with his day after bathing it in sterile water.