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3 weeks ago | manchestereveningnews.co.uk | Ryan Price

The boy’s body was discovered last week by a council refuse worker. A woman has been arrested on suspicion of concealing a birth, neglect and infanticide after a newborn baby was found dead outside a church in west London last week. At around midday on Tuesday, 25 March, a council refuse worker discovered the baby boy inside an M&S shopping bag, which was discarded outside All Saints' Church, Notting Hill.

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A man who was sent to HR for laughing at his co-worker’s baby names has detailed the incident in a Reddit post. The brave employee posted the story in a popular subreddit called ‘Am I The A**hole’, where he asked other users to decide whether or not he was out of order for having a chuckle at his colleague’s expense. He wrote: “{My colleague] made her first appearance in the office with her new babies to introduce them to our team.

3 weeks ago | her.ie | Nina McLaughlin |Harry Warner |Ryan Price |Jonny Yates

A man who was sent to HR for laughing at his co-worker’s baby names has detailed the incident in a Reddit post. The brave employee posted the story in a popular subreddit called ‘Am I The A**hole’, where he asked other users to decide whether or not he was out of order for having a chuckle at his colleague’s expense. He wrote: “{My colleague] made her first appearance in the office with her new babies to introduce them to our team.

3 weeks ago | her.ie | Zoe Hodges |Ryan Price |Kat O'Connor |Nina McLaughlin

Johnny Depp has revealed that he donated his entire income from the 2009 movie The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus to Heath Ledger’s daughter. Depp appeared in the blockbuster alongside Ledger, in what turned out to be the The Dark Knight star’s last acting role before he passed away in January 2008. Following the completion of the film, Depp pledged his entire fee to his co-star’s daughter Matilda to help support her following her father’s untimely passing.

4 weeks ago | manchestereveningnews.co.uk | Ryan Price

A council worker made the discovery outside a church in Notting Hill on Tuesday. Police have issued an urgent appeal to the mother of a newborn baby boy who was discovered dead in an M&S shopping bag in Notting Hill, west London on Tuesday to come forward. The heartbreaking discovery was made by a council refuse worker after he spotted a black bag with avocados on it discarded outside All Saints' Church, located off Talbot Road, at 12:46pm on Tuesday afternoon.