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Joining Mensa? It’s child’s play for two-year-old Beatrix who is one of the clever club’s youngest ever members
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Sahil Saeed ordeal exposes growth of homeland kidnap ‘trade’
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Is motherhood a form of oppression?
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Study finds infertility clue to prostate cancer
Guardian 22/3/10 -
The free market is leading in egg donation
Telegraph 22/3/10 -
Who will give Milly the gift of life?
Telegraph 22/3/10 -
Mother calls for blind ban after son’s death
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Niall Ferguson: ‘Rid our schools of junk history’
Guardian 21/03/10
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Joining Mensa? It’s child’s play for two-year-old Beatrix who is one of the clever club’s youngest ever members
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Mother inspired to write by disabled daughter makes Waterstone’s prize shortlist
Guardian 14/01/10
Desperate Measures, written by Laura Summers after she struggled to find stories that would resonate with her child, among finalists for £5,000 award
Young actor’s big break in Ian Dury film
BBC News 12/01/10
A 13 year old disabled actor from Cardiff is enjoying critical acclaim in a new feature film on the life of punk rock star Ian Dury.
Surgery helps girl to walk again
BBC News 08/01/10
A three-year-old girl from Dorset has undergone life-changing surgery in the US that could help her walk normally.
Disabled children get more help
Guardian 29/12/09
‘Parent champions’ will draw on their experiences to help other parents of disabled children
Doctors said my son’s brain was damaged – but he was bright
The Guardian 05/12/09
Like the Belgian who came out of a ‘coma’ last month, Nihal Armstrong was trapped in his body. For 17 years his mother, Rahila Gupta, fought to persuade the authorities that her son, who was severely affected by cerebral palsy, was intelligent and could communicate
Brain-damaged kids often have cold hands and feet
October 20th 2009
Washington, Oct 20 (ANI): Many children with neurological disorders using wheelchair have much colder hands and feet than other kids, according to thesis from the Sahlgrenska Academy at the University of Gothenburg, Sweden.
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