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Angela Coupe, 70, claimed she first bought 1.5 acres of land in 1972 from the Revell family, a five minute drive from her detached bungalow in Chesterfield, which she used for horses in 1974. She built a wooden post along a concrete boundary which she said had been there since the 1930s. The retired social worker and former Marie Curie nurse said she was 'horrified' when she caught her neighbour Ian Revell, 66, and his late father moving the posts in her field in the mid 1990s and approached them. But Southern Derby Magistrates' Court has now ruled in favour of Mr Revell with a judge ruling she had lied about putting up a fence.

Kate (left), 56, was candid about her regrets in the Good Morning Britain host's documentary this week about her late husband Derek Draper's death. Here, FEMAIL meets with others, including Hazel Carter (right), who lost her husband Alan to Motor Neurone Disease in 2019, who wishes they'd done differently.

Patients in Lancashire, Maria Sinfield, an end of life nurse, said they can become confused, hallucinate, and call out for loved ones who have already died. Marie Curie, a long-serving charity, has seen firsthand what patients suffer in the last few days. The last few days of their loved ones' life are 'frightening,' for some families as their body slows and patients eat less.

On the first National Day of Reflection, mourning families gathered by a memorial wall four years after the covid virus epidemic began four years ago. On Sunday, volunteers for the National Covid Memorial Wall in London's South Bank were welcomed by the British people at the stretch of hand-painted hearts between Westminster Bridge and Lambeth Bridge. A group of ten volunteers rely on public donations to maintain the public memorial, but without government recognition, the wall's permanence is in jeopardy. Volunteers strung heart-shaped lights along the 500 meters of the wall and displayed a bouquet of flowers at each of its 25 panels for the Day of Reflection.

I'm a 64-year-old man who's been married, children, grandkids, and happily for more than three decades. However, when a new member of our golf club turned up, I was struck for my life. I dated her more than 40 years ago - before my marriage, I am able to say. However, I must admit that I was actually awful to her at the time.

On Thursday, Kate Garraway revealed that trolls threws attacked her on social media for joking during her appearance on Good Morning Britain. As she returned to work this week alongside co-host Ben Shepherd following her husband Derek Draper's death at the age of 56, the TV presenter put on a brave face. Kate opened up about the hate she had received online during a discussion with Larry Lamb and Marie Curie's bereavement coordinator Claire Collins.

The royal family has partnered with several leading cancer charities to promote assistance for those with cancer and their loved ones.

INGRID SEWARD: I was immediately transported back decades to a reception he held for the media in Washington, DC, when news broke of King Charles's cancer diagnosis. One reporter asked how he felt about the dangers of being a public figure in a rapidly changing world for reasons that were lost in the dim and distant past. I have never forgotten Charles' words. He said he had always believed that if a bullet had his name on it, he would be able to handle it. And as a result, I have no doubt that he would have reported that he has cancer with the same enthusiasm. However, although there is no evidence that his illness is life-threatening, he would not be human if the mention of this condition did not evoke feelings of fear. After all, monarchs are just as vulnerable to death intimations as their subjects.

In a letter to someone who had just been diagnosed, King Charles met hundreds of people suffering from the condition, which he once described as 'beastly'. He is also the patron of two breast cancer charities, Marie Curie's nursing home, and several hospices. In Sydney (left) and Northern Ireland (right), Charles is seen visiting cancer patients. He is the mayor of Liverpool and has been photographed inset: He visits nurses.

Our parents are especially ill, and it is a common nightmare. Minds are prone to spiraling with bad thoughts that we can't seem to get rid of. However, for several around the country, the discovery that a parent has been diagnosed with a long-term illness has shocked their world. Following a hospitalization in January, the news of King Charles III's cancer diagnosis on Friday saw a sudden rise in Google searches for prostate cancer. However, a Buckingham Palace spokesperson refused to reveal the type of cancer, while a palace spokesperson told The Independent that he does not have prostate cancer but not of the prostate.

Megan McClay, who lives in Wymondham, Norfolk, has ocular melanoma, a form of eye cancer that occurs in the cells that produce pigment. It is unusual, affecting around five out of every one million adults. Megan was 26 when she noticed a tiny flashing light in the corner of her eye, which she immediately put down to being a migraine. But a year and a half ago, she was told that her cancer had spread to her liver and had become terminal, prompting doctors to give her two years to live. Megan is now being featured in the What Matters Most? Senedd Oriel's exhibit at the Welsh Parliament in Cardiff tells the tales of those with terminal illnesses.

The only way to protect your assets and possessions, such as money, investments, or a house, is to write a will.

Moungi Bawendi, a scientist at MIT, Louis Brus, of Columbia University, and Alexei Ekimov of Nanocrystals Technology Inc. in New York, are among the scientists.

AMANDA PLATELL: This week has in many ways reminded us of Prince Harry's finest performances. Nearly a decade after he created the Invictus Games, his latest Netflix docu-series followed a number of wounded Armed Forces veterans as they prepared for the event. It was as thrilling as it was moving. We had tales of a great deal of courage from vets who had overcome adversity and found a reason to live - all thanks to Invictus.

On a recent survey, the former First Lady, 59, who also works as an author and lawyer, scooped the top spot. Emma Watson, a 33-year-old Harry Potter actress and women's rights campaigner, came second, and Marie Curie, a late Nobel Prize winning physicist and chemist, came in third place. Serena Williams of the United States ranked fourth, while Florence Nightingale, the late British nurse and social reformer, took fifth place with 25 percent, defeating Taylor Swift who had 24 percent. The LEGO Company surveyed 2,000 parents of children aged six to ten to find out the most influential women whose lives were inspiring.

Edmund Greaves, a personal finance blogger, decided it was time to get a life insurance policy with a new wife and a baby on the way. However, when he contacted one of the leading companies, it was made abundantly that if he made an application, he would be refused compensation. His weight was the explanation. Edmund, 34, was weighed in at 25 stone, indicating he had a 49.3 body mass index.

June Smith (right), 74, was given the keys to the massive three-story house (left and inset), overlooking the Fowey Estuary only weeks ago in May, and learning of her children's calling and opening a bottle of red wine after her victory in the Omaze draw. The property was thought to be the biggest-ever house prize to be given away in a lottery in the United Kingdom, and was free of mortgages, with all stamp duty and legal fees covered. However, despite promising to'definitely hold it for a while' and use the benefits of its built-in yoga studio, Pieds Dans L Eau's property website, Rightmove, has already appeared.

Former Prince of Wales Paul Bond's name has been attached to hundreds of companies, one of the reasons for his being the longest-serving heir to the Throne in history (and a lazy one to boot). They range from the Prince's Trust to charities like the Samaritans or Marie Curie, of which they were patrons. This arrangement would have to be suspended as soon as he became King. At the time, that seemed to be understandable. The new Prince of Wales has his own portfolio of companies to which he is proudly attached. So who gets the King, who gets someone else and who has to go it alone? None of this was ever going to be a quick fix.

We often discuss death, but we don't like planning for your own. But recently, Kris Hallenga – the founder of breast cancer charity CoppaFeel! As she planned her "FUNeral," a living funeral she attended, she stared down the barrel of death. Hallenga, who has been suffering from stage 4 breast cancer since 2009, has written extensively on social media. Fearne Cotton and Dawn French, among other well-known celebrities, were also invited, including Fearne Cotton and Dawn French, who were dressed as Geraldine Granger in her "Vicar Of Dibley" role.

McQueen died at the age of 70 last week after battling dementia late in his life. In 1974 and 1978, he made 30 appearances for Scotland, and he was in two World Cup squads. He also played for Manchester United, Leeds, and St Mirren during his playing career, totaling over 229 appearances during his time at United. Scotland mourned his death on Tuesday at Hampden Park, triggering a period of applause before winning 2-0 in a European Championship qualifier.

Gordon McQueen, a former Manchester United and Scotland footballer, died at the age of 70 after battling dementia. McQueen, who played 184 times for the Red Devils and won the FA Cup in 1983, was diagnosed with vascular dementia in 2021, and his family was on the record of raising concerns about the condition. Hayley, a Sky Sports presenter who has often spoken out about his ordeal and exclusively told Mail Sport about the family's difficulties in March, paid tribute to her father on social media, announcing his tragic death.

June Smith, a resident of Essex, has been given the keys to the luxurious six-bedroom, three-story home overlooking the Fowey Estuary, and has also won £10,0000 in cash. The mother-of-three had tears as she told the Omaze crew that she lived in Cornwall for the last time and that her late husband, Ron, who was a landscape designer, would have adored it. In disbelief, the 74-year-old recalled that she never believed people win jackpot games and that she still couldn't believe she was lucky enough to win the multi-million dollar coastal home.

After entering a prize draw with a £25 ticket, a widowed grandmother-of-six on the idyllic Cornish coast won a £4,500,000 dream home. June Smith, 74, has now been granted the keys to the luxurious six-bedroom, three-story home overlooking the Fowey Estuary, as well as a £1000 in cash. The property is expected to be the highest ever house prize to be given out in a draw in the United Kingdom, and it will come mortgage free, with all stamp duty and court fees covered. Ms Smith can live in the house, rent it out, or sell it. Local estate agents believe it could earn her £5,000 to £7,000 per month in long-term rentals and up to £14,000 a week from peak season holiday rentals. In the new Omaze Million Pound House Draw, the grandmother, who remained in a caravan the previous year, claimed the grand prize.

In a recent interview with MailOnline, Adam Collard opened up about his mental health problems and the real reason he has been a 'd**k.' Since leaving the ITV2 show in 2018, the Love Island actor, 27, spoke about 'not acknowledging' the death of his grandmother due to being 'too immature.' He is now competing in three IRONMAN triathlons to raise funds for Marie Curie, a charity near to his heart.