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Emma Dunn

Bath
As seen in: South West News Service (SWNS), Daily Mail, Fabulous, MSN Philippines, MSN UK, Sunday Mirror, The Daily Mirror, The Independent (UK), The Sun, Daily Express, Daily Star (UK) and
Digital deputy editor @swns | Sheffield uni graduate emma.dunn@swns.com
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‘Hideous’ fence removed after being built across living room window

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By Emma Dunn
| South West News Service (SWNS)
A huge “hideous” garden fence installed across a living room window has been taken down – and replaced with black metal railings. Large wooden panels had completely obscured the view from inside after being placed just centimetres away from the house in Bristol by the council. But after it was mocked by neighbours and people online, the wooden panels have been taken down and replaced with black metal railings.
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Fehldiagnose Mandelentzündung: Bei Baby wird aggressiver Hirntumor entdeckt

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By Emma Dunn
| South West News Service (SWNS)
Ärzte deuteten anhaltendes Erbrechen zunächst als Mandelentzündung – später diagnostizierten sie bei einem Baby einen aggressiven Hirntumor. Die dreijährige Nancy Dakin litt bereits im Alter von zwölf Monaten im September 2023 unter anhaltendem Erbrechen und Zittern. Ihre Eltern Gemma und Sam Dakin brachten ihre Tochter mehrfach zu Ärzten, die zunächst davon ausgingen, dass Nancy an einer Mandelentzündung leide.
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Baby’s tonsillitis was sign of aggressive brain tumour

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By Emma Dunn
| South West News Service (SWNS)
A baby was diagnosed with aggressive brain cancer after doctors mistakenly identified her persistent vomiting as tonsillitis. Nancy Dakin, three, experienced persistent vomiting and tremors when she was just 12 months old in September 2023. Her parents, Gemma and Sam Dakin, took the tot to doctors, who initially believed Nancy was suffering from tonsillitis.
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