Nicole Lampert

2 days ago | unherd.com | Nicole Lampert

AntisemitismGazaHamasIsraelJewishnesspalestinePoliticsrestofworldbell hooks “We are leaving,” one of my oldest friends told me over dinner the other night. “We’ve had enough.” Earlier in the week his wife had been shouted at by a passing motorist as she crossed the road: “You fat fucking Jew.” His daughter goes to a Jewish school where, since October 7, the kids have been told not to wear their blazers because they have a Star of David on them.

2 weeks ago | thejc.com | Nicole Lampert

A letter sent to the venue by the Bristol Palestine Alliance complained, among other things, that “Oi Va Voi intends to perform later this year in Israel” and that their singer’s album cover of her naked in a field of watermelons featured “dog whistle Zionist imagery”. Strange Brew cancelled the show, citing the watermelon cover image, often used, because of its colours, as a symbol of the Palestinian flag.

2 weeks ago | dailymail.co.uk | Nicole Lampert

The plan came to Raynor Winn in the most unlikely of places. It was while hiding from bailiffs under the stairs as her farmhouse was about to be repossessed that she spotted a book that had been on the shelf for years. It was the story of a man who’d walked the South West Coast Path – the 630-mile walk from Minehead in Somerset, through Devon and Cornwall to Poole, Dorset – and she knew then that was what she and her husband Moth must do. ‘We were living a dream life in Wales,’ says Raynor.

3 weeks ago | msn.com | Nicole Lampert

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3 weeks ago | telegraph.co.uk | Nicole Lampert

Then something called electro-hyperthermia is applied - it uses an electric field to heat tumour cells to trigger a response in them. And the final aspect, which is a vaccine, is then created from the body's own response to the NDV to get healthy cells to recognise and attack against the invasion of cancerous cells. Key to this treatment is that, unlike chemotherapy and radiotherapy, it doesn't make the patient feel horrendously ill.