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Mia, de 12 años, murió tras beber un batido preparado en una licuadora sin lavar New

Mia, de 12 años, murió tras beber un batido preparado en una licuadora sin lavar

La muerte de Mia Shay St. Hilaire, la niña de 12 años por tomar un batido en un negocio en Londres, Inglaterra, activó las alarmas al revelar el motivo por el que la menor de edad, práctica que se lleva a cabo de manera frecuente en los hogares de todo el mundo.Mia Shay era alérgica a consumir frutos rojos, ante ello tenía especial cuidado para comprar productos en la calle; sin embargo, al entrar en el Pop Inn de Londres se aseguró de pedir un batido azucarado, pero sin que tuviera el fruto que le causaba daño.Sin embargo, cuando la niña llegó a casa de su tía, de pronto comenzó a sentirse mal al desarrollar una anafilaxia de rápida progresión (reacción alérgica grave, sistémica que afecta a todo el cuerpo) ante la alergia por haber ingerido un alimento prohibido.¿Qué causó la muerte de la niña al tomar el batido?La tía de Mia Shay llamó a una ambulancia para trasladar a su sobrina a un hospital. Pero dada la gravedad de la intoxicación, la preadolescente no resistió y murió en el nosocomio. La causa de muerte de la menor fue por intoxicación. Mia Shay era alérgica y murió por una contaminación cruzada. Foto: AP La policía indagó las cámaras de seguridad del establecimiento comercial donde vio cuál fue la causa que originó el deceso de la menor de edad. Según los informes de las autoridades, en el video vieron al dueño del restaurante, Baris Yucel, cuando utilizó el mismo vaso de la licuadora para preparar el batido de Mia.El dueño del negocio no lavó el vaso de la licuadora donde previamente había elaborado un batido con avellanas y un chocolate. Por ello se produjo un problema conocido como contaminación cruzada por alérgenos, indicaron las autoridades, en una práctica que es común en todos los hogares.Los padres de Mia Shay dieron a conocer el caso de su hija para crear conciencia y evitar dicha práctica que le costó la vida a la menor. “Ninguna familia debería tener que perder a un hijo en estas circunstancias”, acotaron.

Oct 11, 2026
7 Memory Distortions That Make Arguments Harder to Resolve New

7 Memory Distortions That Make Arguments Harder to Resolve

1. Stress narrows attention to the apparent threatDuring conflict, attention often locks onto whatever feels most threatening: a raised voice, a cutting phrase or the possibility of rejection. Other details may never be encoded clearly enough to remember later. One person recalls, “You called me irresponsible,” while missing the explanation that followed; the other remembers the explanation and barely registers the insult. This is not necessarily dishonesty. They may have attended to different moments, although stress affects people and situations differently.2. Memory rebuilds the exchange instead of replaying itMemory is reconstructive: people retain fragments and rebuild the event using context, expectations and later information. That process can produce a coherent account without producing an exact transcript. After a tense discussion about money, “Can we reconsider this purchase?” may later be remembered as “You said I waste money,” especially if that matches an existing concern. Treating recollection as a summary rather than a recording makes it easier to compare specific words, actions and interpretations separately.3. Your interpretation can become part of the memoryPeople do not store words independently from what those words seemed to mean. Over time, the interpretation may become difficult to distinguish from the original statement. If a partner says, “I need tonight alone,” someone might later recall, “You said you did not want me around.” The feeling of rejection is real, but the remembered wording may be an inference. Asking, “What was actually said, and what did I take it to mean?” helps separate two important layers.4. Later retellings can quietly change the original accountEach retelling selects certain details and leaves out others. Repeated versions can then influence what feels like the original memory, particularly when friends supply interpretations. “She interrupted me twice” might gradually become “She never let me speak” after several conversations centred on disrespect. The broader claim may capture the speaker’s experience, but it is less precise. Writing down key details soon after an important dispute can preserve an earlier account, though notes are still one person’s perspective.5. Repeated claims can feel more familiar and credibleRepetition increases familiarity, and familiarity can sometimes be mistaken for evidence. In a long-running disagreement, saying “You always cancel plans” many times may make the claim feel increasingly established, even when both people have stopped checking particular occasions. A useful reset is to replace the repeated summary with examples: which plans, on what dates and under what circumstances? This does not reduce relationships to bookkeeping; it tests whether a broad pattern is accurate enough to discuss fairly.6. Knowing the outcome reshapes what seemed obvious earlierHindsight bias makes an outcome appear more predictable after it happens. Once a dinner ends badly, both people may remember warning signs as clearer than they were: “I knew you were angry the moment we arrived.” Before the argument, the same quietness might have looked like tiredness or distraction. Distinguishing “I noticed something” from “I correctly understood it” prevents present knowledge from rewriting earlier uncertainty. Clear signals can exist, but outcomes often make ambiguous signals look decisive.7. Confidence reveals conviction, not necessarily precise recallA vivid memory can feel certain because it is emotionally important, frequently rehearsed or consistent with someone’s broader understanding. Confidence alone does not establish exact accuracy. Two colleagues may each firmly remember who approved a deadline, yet the email record may contradict both accounts. When details matter, consult messages, calendars or shared notes without treating the record as a weapon. External evidence can settle logistics while leaving emotional questions—such as whether someone felt pressured—open for separate discussion.

Oct 11, 2026
6 Ways Two People Can Remember the Same Conversation Differently New

6 Ways Two People Can Remember the Same Conversation Differently

1. Attention determines which details enter memory at allMemory cannot preserve information that received little attention in the first place. During a conversation, each person may focus on different cues because of their role, concerns or surroundings. A manager might concentrate on a missed deadline, while an employee notices the manager’s impatient tone. Later, both can accurately recall what they attended to while overlooking the rest. Their accounts may conflict without either person deliberately changing the story.2. The main meaning often outlasts the exact wordingPeople commonly retain the gist of a conversation longer than its precise sentences. That is efficient, but it can turn an implication into a remembered statement. If someone says, “We may need to rethink your responsibilities,” the listener might later recall, “You said I was losing my role.” The emotional meaning was similar, but the wording was not. When exact language matters, contemporary notes or written follow-ups are more dependable than confident recollection.3. Expectations shape how ambiguous remarks are understoodMemory begins with interpretation, not with neutral recording. The same vague comment can acquire different meanings depending on what each person already expects. “That was an interesting choice” may sound curious to one listener and critical to another who anticipates disapproval. Each person may later remember a tone consistent with that initial reading. This does not mean expectations invent everything, but they can influence which interpretation becomes attached to the event.4. Emotion highlights some moments while obscuring othersStrong emotion can make a conversation feel unforgettable without preserving every part equally well. Attention may narrow around the most threatening, embarrassing or relieving moment. During an argument, someone might vividly remember being called “careless” yet barely encode the explanation that followed. The speaker may remember the explanation because it was their main point. Emotional intensity can therefore increase confidence in selected details while leaving the wider sequence incomplete.5. Later information can reshape an earlier recollectionRemembering is partly reconstructive: people rebuild an event using stored fragments and current knowledge. New information can become mixed with the original conversation. Suppose a colleague later resigns; an earlier remark such as “I need a change” may now seem like an obvious announcement, although it sounded casual at the time. The later event supplies a clearer narrative. Asking what someone believed immediately afterward can help separate the original impression from hindsight.6. Repeated retelling can strengthen one version of eventsEach retelling selects details, organizes causes and leaves other material unused. Over time, the rehearsed version can become easier to retrieve than the messier original. A person who repeatedly tells friends, “She dismissed my idea,” may remember that summary more readily than the mixed response: initial criticism followed by partial agreement. Retelling does not automatically make a memory false, but fluency can feel like proof. A familiar account is not necessarily a complete one.

Oct 11, 2026
Still needing the toilet after going can be a bowel cancer warning sign New

Still needing the toilet after going can be a bowel cancer warning sign

Published 15:55 11 Oct 2026 GMT+1Bowel cancer symptoms can often be dismissed so it's important to know the 'red flags' that something is seriously wrongOne of the most common cancers in the UK, over 48,000 people are diagnosed with bowel cancer every year.It can affect anyone, regardless of age, but some people often don’t get diagnosed at first as they may not take the symptoms seriously.And some of the symptoms are similar to that of other issues. In some cases, doctors may initially dismiss symptoms of bowel cancer for the likes of irritable bowel syndrome (IBS). This can cause the likes of stomach pain, diarrhoea and constipation.But a doctor says there is a key warning sign that can indicate your stomach troubles are due to bowel cancer rather than something else. This is as well as the very vital red flag of blood when you go to the toilet.AdvertThe doctor said to keep an eye of regular incomplete bowel movements. (Getty Stock Image)Doctor’s warning signHaving regular ‘incomplete’ bowel movements is a sign that your stomach problems need to be assessed by a doctor.Dr Asiya Maula, a GP at The Health Suite, explained to Daily Mail: “The sensation of needing to open your bowels even after you have just been to the toilet.”She said this is referred to as ‘incomplete bowel emptying’.“A growth in the bowel or rectum can sometimes cause a feeling of pressure or irritation, or partially obstruct the passage of stool, which can leave someone feeling as though they still need to go even after they have emptied their bowels.”However, like many of the other symptoms of bowel cancer, having the incomplete movements isn’t always down to this. But if this is a change for you and is happening regularly, it’s important to see your GP.It's important to know the signs and symptoms. (Getty Stock Image)Symptoms of bowel cancerIf you are experiencing any of these symptoms, as listed by the NHS, you should see a GP. They may include:changes in your poo, such as having softer poo, diarrhoea or constipation that is not usual for youneeding to poo more or less often than is usual for youblood in your poo, which may look red or blackbleeding from your bottomoften feeling like you need to poo, even if you've just been to the toilettummy paina lump in your tummybloatinglosing weight without tryingfeeling very tired or short of breath – these are signs of anaemia, which can be caused by bowel cancerIf your poo is black or dark red or if you have bloody diarrhoea, you should ask for an urgent GP appointment or seek help from NHS 111.And if you’re bleeding non-stop from your bottom or if when you poo there is a lot of blood or large blood clots, call 999 or go to A&E.If you’ve been affected by any of these issues and want to speak to someone in confidence, contact Macmillan’s Cancer Support Line on 0808 808 00 00, 8am–8pm seven days a week.Featured Image Credit: Getty Stock ImageTopics: Bowel cancer, NHS, Health, Cancer

Oct 11, 2026
100 Surnames Linked to Royal Lineages in a Historic Genealogy Book New

100 Surnames Linked to Royal Lineages in a Historic Genealogy Book

In this new age of modern technology, genealogy and a plethora of online heritage and ancestry sites, it's now easier than ever to trace back your roots to distant relatives from times gone by.And it's clear people are interested in a whole lot more than just their great-great-grandparents, as many appear to have wondered from time to time whether they could, in fact, be related to royalty.Family History Daily has made the hunt for tracing back your possibly royal family tree lineage that bit easier after compiling a list of 100 surnames that could mean you've got blue blood in you!The ancestry site has cited Charles H. Browning's 1891 book titled Americans of Royal Descent, which includes hundreds of surnames and documents the royal family trees of these individuals in detail.AdvertCould you have any blue blood in your family tree? (Catherine Falls Commercial / Getty Images)Out of those hundreds, Family History Daily has compiled a list of just 100 names; however, it's important to note that Browning's text isn't the only (or most updated) source of information on the aristocratic lineages of early Americans.But, before we jot down the extensive list, it's important to note that while it may be exciting to see your surname below, you'll need to do a whole lot more additional research to make any concrete conclusions as all information really should be be verified and properly sourced before it can be considered a legitimate addition to your family tree.So, without further ado, let's get into it...Is your surname below? (Chris Jackson / Staff / Getty Images)Last names that could have royal bloodAbelAldenAppletonAyerBarberBarclayBeverlyBinneyBrookeBrownCampbellCarrollChaunceyColemanCooperDavisDickinsonDarlingDouglasDunbarEdwardsElleryEllisEmmettEvansFarleyFlemingForestFrenchGardinerGeorgeGerardGerryGibsonGrahamHamiltonHaynesHerbertHillHowardHumeIrvingJacksonJamesJenkinsJohnsonKaneKennedyKerKeyKingLangdonLawrenceLeeLeonardLivingstonLloydMcCallMcDonaldMalcalesterMontgomeryMorrisMortonNelsonNicholsonNixonNorrisO’CarrollOgleOpieParsonsPattersonPeabodyPomeroyPorterPrattPrestonQuayRandolphReadReeveRobinsonRogersSanfordShawSmithSowdenStanleyTaylorTownsendTurnerTylerValentineVarsonWalkerWattsWhiteWhitingWilliams. YoungDo you know a 'Williams', a 'Johnson' or a 'Young'? (Mark Cuthbert / Contributor / Getty Images)OK, as we say, having one of these 'royal last names' doesn't necessarily mean you definitely have royal ancestry and, likewise, if you or one of your ancestors' surnames isn't on Browning's list, then it also doesn't mean that you don’t have royal ancestry.The long and short of it simply is that this is just a small sample of once-royal last names - but it's fun to have a look through regardless!

Oct 11, 2026
Partizani and Tirana fans fill the National Arena with derby fervour New

Partizani and Tirana fans fill the National Arena with derby fervour

Futboll Kategoria Superiore Kryesore Sport Të Fundit 11/10/2026 18:51 Në Arenën Kombëtare ka nisur ndeshja më e shumëpritur e futbollit shqiptar, Derbi i Kryeqytetit mes Partizanit dhe Tiranës, dy skuadrat me më shumë traditë në vendin tonë. Atmosfera në tribunat e Arenës Kombëtare e krijuar si nga tifozët e Tiranës ashtu edhe ata të Partizanit ishte shumë e zjarrtë dhe entuziazmi ishte në nivelet më të larta… Top Channel Futboll » Manchester City vijon të jetë i pandalshëm, i jep leksion Liverpool në Anfield 11/10 19:27 VIDEO/ “Ndizet” derbi i kryeqytetit, sherr me flakadanë mes tifozëve të Partizanit dhe Tiranës 11/10 18:25 U refuzua nga Sylvinho, Corinthians cakton në pankinë legjendën e Milanit 11/10 18:06 Como dhe Roma ndahen në paqe, skuadrat marrin 1 pikë, kënaqet dhe Inter 11/10 16:51 Kategoria e Parë/ Fitojnë Besa dhe Pogradeci, barazim në sfidën mes Burrelit dhe Besëlidhjes 11/10 16:35 Egnatia fiton në transfertën delikate ndaj Laçit, kampionët triumfojnë me dy gola në fund 11/10 15:29 Kategoria Superiore » VIDEO/ “Ndizet” derbi i kryeqytetit, sherr me flakadanë mes tifozëve të Partizanit dhe Tiranës 11/10 18:25 Egnatia fiton në transfertën delikate ndaj Laçit, kampionët triumfojnë me dy gola në fund 11/10 15:29 Derbi “blindon” kryeqytetin, policia bllokon disa akse rrugore dhe përcakton itineraret për tifozët e Partizanit dhe Tiranës 11/10 12:55 Superiorja në javën e 6, ja si është klasifikimi pas dy ndeshjeve të para 10/10 22:04 Kategoria Superiore/ Teuta vijon marshimin në Superiore, i imponohet Skënderbeut dhe ruan kreun, Elbasani me Vorën ndajnë pikët 10/10 20:37 Derbi që ndez kryeqytetin, Partizani dhe Tirana, përballë me plagë të hapura 10/10 14:44 Kryesore » Angli/ Ndryshon ligji i emigracionit, fund përdorimit të Konventës Evropiane për bllokimin e dëbimeve 11/10 19:03 Disa orë pas mbledhjes urgjente të agjencisë së sigurisë, arrestohet i dyshuari që planifikoi vrasjen e kryeministrit polak 11/10 18:36 VIDEO/ “Ndizet” derbi i kryeqytetit, sherr me flakadanë mes tifozëve të Partizanit dhe Tiranës 11/10 18:25 Ekskluzive/ Zbulohet sa shqiptarë u dëbuan nga Britania e Madhe gjatë 12 muajve të fundit, kostoja 22.000 paundë për çdo të riatdhesuar 11/10 18:14 “Flamuri serb do të valëvitet në Prizen”, reagon ministri Hoxha pas deklaratës së Ivica Daçiç: Kosova është realitet i pakthyeshëm 11/10 18:10 Vrasja e Ardian Nikulajt, Gjykata Supreme në Angli cakton datën kur shqyrton ekstradimin e organizatorit dhe 4 vëzhguesve britanikë 11/10 18:00 Sport » Manchester City vijon të jetë i pandalshëm, i jep leksion Liverpool në Anfield 11/10 19:27 VIDEO/ “Ndizet” derbi i kryeqytetit, sherr me flakadanë mes tifozëve të Partizanit dhe Tiranës 11/10 18:25 U refuzua nga Sylvinho, Corinthians cakton në pankinë legjendën e Milanit 11/10 18:06 Formula 1/ Fundjava perfekte e Verstappen, triumfon në Çmimin e Madh të Singaporit 11/10 17:43 Como dhe Roma ndahen në paqe, skuadrat marrin 1 pikë, kënaqet dhe Inter 11/10 16:51 Kategoria e Parë/ Fitojnë Besa dhe Pogradeci, barazim në sfidën mes Burrelit dhe Besëlidhjes 11/10 16:35 Na ndiqni: Top Channel Top Channel - Sport @topchannelalbania Top Channel Video » Top Channel/ Kodi i ri në arsim. Miratohen rregulla të reja edhe për kë kryen veprimtari të jashtme Top Channel/ Pesticidet nga Kina dhe India. Fermerët ankohen për cilësi të dobët të preparateve Top News- Trump kërkon president të ri për Ukrainën, Zelenski: Vetëm nëse ka armëpushim Top News- Vdes edhe shqiptari tjetër i plagosur në Greqi! Shpërthimi në fabrikë vrau dy shqiptarë Top News – Paqësori do të quhet ‘Oqeani Trump’ ose ‘Oqeani i Amerikave’, nuk ndalet presidenti Top News – Trump tradhëtoi Ukrainën… / Zemërim në Kiev, ‘ndalim sulmet mbi rafineritë kur…’

Oct 11, 2026
Morta a 96 anni Wilma De Angelis, pioniera dei programmi di cucina in TV New

Morta a 96 anni Wilma De Angelis, pioniera dei programmi di cucina in TV

Il mondo dello spettacolo italiano piange la scomparsa di Wilma De Angelis, morta all'età di 96 anni. Ad annunciarne il decesso è stato il nipote Fabio De Angelis con un commosso messaggio affidato a Facebook. L'artista non si era mai sposata né aveva avuto figli e da diversi anni era rimasta vedova del suo storico compagno. L'annuncio del nipote La notizia ha suscitato profondo cordoglio non solo nel pubblico televisivo, ma anche nelle comunità locali a cui era legata: Alex Airoldi, presidente della Pro Loco di Cerro Maggiore, associazione di cui la De Angelis era socia onoraria, l'ha ricordata come "un vero esempio di umiltà e bravura". Proprio la Pro Loco le aveva conferito nel 2020 il premio alla carriera, un omaggio a un percorso artistico sfolgorante durato oltre sessant’anni. Pioniera della TV, è stata tra le primissime figure dello spettacolo a condurre un programma interamente dedicato alla cucina, ben prima del boom dei format odierni. La sua ultima apparizione sul piccolo schermo risale al 25 marzo 2025, quando fu ospite di Caterina Balivo a La Volta Buona per un toccante omaggio a Mina. La Wilma De Angelis icona Tv Ma la parabola di Wilma De Angelis ha saputo travalicare le generazioni. Dai primi successi degli anni '50 e i festival di Sanremo, l'artista ha saputo conquistare persino Millennials e GenZ grazie all'inaspettata viralità dei contenuti social che la riguardavano, oltre ai meme immortalati da alcune delle pagine più note. Indimenticabile la sua reinterpretazione in italiano di Bad Romance di Lady Gaga (trasformata in Dimmi Di Sì) o i surreali aneddoti condivisi con disarmante ironia. Come quello, diventato di culto in rete, che confessò in una trasmissione condotta da Cristina Parodi sulla dieta a base di anfetamine fatta in gioventù insieme a Mina e Miranda Martino: "Non sapevamo che facessero male, le compravamo in farmacia come fossero aspirine. Non mangiavamo, non dormivamo ed eravamo come grilli!". Con Wilma De Angelis se ne va un pezzo di storia leggera, elegante e piacevolmente fuori dagli schemi della cultura pop italiana.

Oct 11, 2026
Građanin prekinuo izjavu Adrijane Mesarović porukom „studenti pobeđuju“ New

Građanin prekinuo izjavu Adrijane Mesarović porukom „studenti pobeđuju“

MILOS MISKOV / BETAPHOTO autor: 11. okt. 2026. 18:06 Na društvenim mrežama deli se video u kojem ministarka privrede u tehničkoj Vladi daje izjavu za televiziju Informer, a u sred izlaganja prekida je građanin sa podignuta tri prsta i porukom "studenti pobeđuju". Oglas Ovaj video privukao je pažnju javnosti, jer kako su mnogi prokomentarisali pokazuje da deo građana, koji ne podržava režim, sve više slobodno pokazuje svoj stav.I tako dok je Mesarović govorila o Razvojnoj banci Vojvodine, koncepciju, ali i koncentraciju poremetio joj je građanin, koji je u kameru TV Informera poručio da "studenti pobeđuju" i "glasamo trojku".On je tokom davanja izjave prošao iza nje i kratko, uz podignuta tri prsta, izgovorio ova dva slogana.Hajd što ih se više niko ne plaši, nego što ih narod zeza gde god ih vide https://t.co/OpxH3WVH5k— Živan Mirić (@ZivanMiric) October 11, 2026Neposredno posle, ministarka u tehničkoj Vladi ostala je vidno zbunjena, pa je zamuckivala i nije mogla da dovrši rečenicu. Iako se trudila da pokaže kako ne sluša šta prolaznici govore, jasno je da vrlo dobro čuje svaku reč.Inače, ovaj video koji su na mrežama podelili građani, prate brojni komentari, a jedan u nizu je i:"Hajd što ih se više niko ne plaši, nego što ih narod zeza gde god ih vide". Pratite nas na društvenim mrežama: Koje je tvoje mišljenje o ovoj temi? Učestvuj u diskusiji ili pročitaj komentare

Oct 11, 2026
Brandi Glanville Announces Father Guy’s Death at 77 After Their Reconciliation New

Brandi Glanville Announces Father Guy’s Death at 77 After Their Reconciliation

Brandi Glanville’s father, Guy Glanville, has died at age 77.“My dad died, I’m gutted I hate this life right now,” the former reality TV star, 53, wrote via X on Saturday alongside a broken heart emoji. Brandi did not reveal Guy’s cause of death and her spokesperson did not reply for comment.The former model had a rocky relationship with her father, including periods of estrangement, following their appearance on “Marriage Boot Camp: Reality Stars Family Edition” in 2018.Brandi Glanville announced the death of her father, Guy (seen above with his daughter), via X on Oct. 10. brandiglanville/instagram“I’m gutted,” she tweeted. BrandiGlanville/X“My dad and I, we left the show in a great space and then, when the show aired, we haven’t talked since,” Brandi told “Entertainment Tonight” shortly after the show’s season premiere.“You know, he’s not done TV before, and I warned him ahead of time, ‘They’re not going to be able to show everything that we shot. They’re going to show the highlights, so you have to write down notes and understand it’s going to be the highlights of what we shot, and don’t get mad — you’re gonna get mad all over again,’ and ultimately, he did.”The “Celebrity Big Brother” alum added they hadn’t talked, but said she “love[s] him dearly.” “He’s everything. I’m just, I’m leaving [it] in his corner. Because you know, you know me, I get a little aggressive,” she shared.Brandi (seen above with her dad) added that she “hate[s] this life right now.” brandiglanville/instagramGuy (seen above with Brandi and other people at Caesars Palace) was 77. 49bigdaddy/instagramBrandi and Guy eventually reconciled and he even defended his daughter during her feud with her fellow Bravo star Denise Richards.“My daughter may be many things, sometimes an a–hole, but she is not a liar,” Guy said in a video shared via Instagram at the time, according to Us Magazine.Earlier this year, Brandi revealed that her father was not doing well.“Been completely off the grid,” she wrote via X. “Dad in cardiac unit at the hospital & it’s day 13 now. We are both medical mysteries. Pray for my dad Guy Glanville.”The reality star (seen above showing off her disfigured face) has been dealing with a host of issues affecting her face. GoFundMeA friend recently set up a GoFundMe account to help with Brandi’s medical costs. (Pictured: Brandi showing off her disfigured face.) Brandi GlanvilleThe “Drinking & Dating” author has also been battling serious health issues with unexplained problems affecting her face. The television personality recently shared ultrasound footage on Instagram, saying her doctor “saw something alive” and “moving” in her face during the examination.“If I don’t find a doctor to cut this out of my face, I’m just going to do it myself,” she said in the video.Brandi said she has “highly resistant ESBL Klebsiella and Enterobacter with biofilm, Coccidioidomycosis (Valley fever), Demodex dermatitis and mononucleosis.”The former Bravo star (seen above in glam) said she has mounting medical bills. Instagram/@brandiglanvilleBrandi is best known for appearing in “The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills.” (Pictured (l to r): Kim Richards, Brandi, Eileen Davidson, Lisa Vanderpump, Yolanda H. Foster, Lisa Rinna and Kyle Richards.) Michael Larsen/BravoShe also said she has a fungal ball in her face that she is preparing to have removed.In February, Brandi blamed her health issues on her 20-year-old ruptured breast implants, which she said had leaked silicone into her lymph nodes.Though the Bravo star said her medical bills are totaling seven grand a week, she recently shared she felt “embarrassed” that a GoFundMe had been set up in her name by a friend. Community GuidelinesWelcome to the Page Six Community!Our community is about connecting people through open and thoughtful conversations. We want our readers to share their views and exchange ideas in a safe space.In order to do so, we've created a simple set of rules that will improve your experience.Simply put, keep it civil.Your post will/might be rejected if it contains: Spam Insults, profanity, incoherent, obscene or inflammatory language and threats of any kind Attacks on the identity of other commenters or the article's author User accounts will/might be blocked if we notice: Continuous attempts to re-post comments that have been previously moderated/rejected Racist, sexist, or homophobic comments Attempts or tactics that put the site security at risk So, how can you be a power user? Stay on topic and share your passion. Feel free to elaborate to get your point across. 'Like' or 'Dislike' when you are filled with emotions! Protect your community. Use the report tool to alert us when someone breaks the rules. Thanks for reading our community guidelines. Don't forget, freedom of speech is not the freedom of reach!

Oct 11, 2026
Illegale Party in Zürich: Raketen detonieren laut Polizei auf Kopfhöhe New

Illegale Party in Zürich: Raketen detonieren laut Polizei auf Kopfhöhe

Eine illegale Party beim Hardplatz in Zürich ist in der Nacht auf Sonntag völlig eskaliert. Teilweise Vermummte lieferten sich heftige Auseinandersetzungen mit der Polizei. Einsatzkräfte wurden mit Steinen, Glasflaschen und Feuerwerksraketen angegriffen. Ein Polizist wurde verletzt, mehrere Polizeifahrzeuge schwer beschädigt. Wie die Stadtpolizei Zürich mitteilt, wurde ihr die Party am Samstagabend kurz nach 23 Uhr gemeldet. Zunächst liessen die Einsatzkräfte die Feiernden gewähren. Doch dann gingen Meldungen über Sachbeschädigungen an Hausfassaden und Fahrzeugen, gezündete Böller und belästigte Anwohner ein. Raketen detonieren auf Kopfhöhe Die Polizei entschied daraufhin, die Party aufzulösen. Die über 100 Personen, die sich teilweise in einer verbarrikadierten Unterführung aufhielten, wurden mehrfach aufgefordert, das Gelände innerhalb von zehn Minuten zu verlassen. Doch statt abzuziehen, griffen Personen aus der Menge die Einsatzkräfte mit Glasflaschen und Pflastersteinen an. Die Gewalt war laut Polizei so massiv, dass sich die Beamten zunächst zurückziehen mussten. Dabei wurden sie von einer weiteren Gruppe gezielt mit Feuerwerksraketen beschossen. Die Geschosse detonierten laut Polizei unmittelbar auf Kopfhöhe. Die Stadtpolizei vermutet, dass die Angreifer bereits im Vorfeld Depots mit Raketen angelegt hatten. Nur dank ihrer Schutzausrüstung seien schwerere Verletzungen verhindert worden. Rund zwei Dutzend Container angezündet Die Polizei setzte daraufhin Wasserwerfer, Gummischrot und Reizstoff ein. Doch auch beim erneuten Vorrücken wurden die Einsatzkräfte mit Steinen und Raketen angegriffen. Die gewalttätigen Personen verbarrikadierten Strassen und setzten rund zwei Dutzend Container in Brand. Über längere Zeit wurden die Polizistinnen und Polizisten mit Pflastersteinen und Glasflaschen beworfen. Erst gegen 3 Uhr morgens gelang es der Stadtpolizei, die Lage unter Kontrolle zu bringen. Polizeifahrzeuge mit Totalschaden Nach bisherigen Erkenntnissen wurde ein Polizist verletzt. Mehrere Polizeifahrzeuge wurden massiv beschädigt, an einigen entstand Totalschaden. Wie hoch der gesamte Sachschaden ausfällt, ist noch unklar. Die Ermittlungen dazu laufen. Im Verlauf des Einsatzes stellte die Polizei zudem eine Musikanlage sicher. Schutz & Rettung Zürich war gemeinsam mit der Stadtpolizei im Einsatz, um die zahlreichen Brände zu löschen.

Oct 11, 2026
Yalova açıklarında 2,9 büyüklüğünde deprem İstanbul’da da hissedildi New

Yalova açıklarında 2,9 büyüklüğünde deprem İstanbul’da da hissedildi

İstanbul’da hissedilen bir deprem oldu. Dün de Marmara denizi açıklarında 3.5 büyüklüğünde bir deprem meydana gelmişti.MERKEZ ÜSSÜ YALOVASaat 18.14'de hissedilen bir depremin merkez üssü Yalova olarak açıklandı. AFAD'ın yaptığı açıklamaya göre meydana gelen depremin büyüklüğü ise 2.9 olarak ölçüldü. AFAD, Marmara Denizi'nde Yalova'nın 5.39 kilometre açıklarında 2.9 büyüklüğünde bir deprem olduğunu duyurdu.Söz konusu deprem İstanbul'un belirli kesimlerinde hissedildi www.sozcu.com.tr internet sitesinde yayınlanan yazı, haber ve fotoğrafların her türlü telif hakkı Mega Ajans ve Rek. Tic. A.Ş'ye aittir. İzin alınmadan, kaynak gösterilerek dahi iktibas edilemez.

Oct 11, 2026
Saudi Arabia Extends Riyadh Airport Closure After Houthi Strike Kills 12 New

Saudi Arabia Extends Riyadh Airport Closure After Houthi Strike Kills 12

See more of our coverage in your search results. Saudi Arabia on Sunday extended the closure of its main international airport as Houthi rebels threatened airstrikes across the kingdom, a day after a missile attack killed 12 people and wounded more than 300.Saturday’s strike on the Riyadh airport marked a major escalation of the war between Yemen’s Iran’s-backed Houthis and the kingdom. President Donald Trump said he was considering whether to join Saudi strikes against the rebels, a scenario that could prompt the Houthis to halt shipping through a crucial waterway and further restrict the flow of oil out of the Persian Gulf.As international leaders spoke out condemning the attack Sunday, the Houthis reported that two airstrikes hit Yemen’s capital, Sanaa, blaming Saudi Arabia. There was no immediate comment from Saudi authorities or reports of casualties.Saudi Arabia extended an airport closure after a Houthi strike killed 12 people and injured 300. APThe Houthi-run Health Ministry says 91 Yemenis have been killed and 168 injured by the Saudi-led coalition in five weeks. It said that 60% of those killed were women and children.Houthis renew threats to Saudi ArabiaAs Saudi authorities extended Saturday’s airport closure until at least 9 p.m. Sunday, according to Flightradar24, the Houthis said the kingdom’s airports were attack targets.Brig. Gen. Yahya Saree, the group’s military spokesman, urged “everyone to take our warnings seriously.”The latest attack on the Saudi airport drew condemnations from Arab countries, including Iraq, Lebanon and Syria, as well as U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen.“Attacks by Iran’s proxies are pushing the region into a spiral of violence,” Von der Leyen wrote Sunday on X. “They are destabilizing crucial global transport and energy nodes.”The attack at King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, marked a major turning point in the war between the Houthis and the kingdom. AP Photo/Attack killed people of different nationalitiesThe attack struck an airport complex housing terminals 3 and 4 for domestic flights, a regional official said, speaking on condition of anonymity because they weren’t authorized to speak to the media.The Saudi statement said the dead included four Saudi citizens, two Bangladeshi nationals, a Palestinian, a U.S. citizen, an Egyptian, a Jordanian, a Syrian and a Sudanese. It said several hospitals were treating the injured.U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio acknowledged in a social media post that an American citizen had been killed in the attack, which he condemned.The Egyptian woman was a flight attendant identified as Azza Ramzy, 28, who worked for the Saudi airline Flynas, according to the Egyptian state-run Al-Qahera New television.President Trump is weighing U.S. military action, saying, “We just found out about the recent attack. So we’ll make a decision. We move very quickly.” AFP via Getty ImagesTrump said he would consider joining strikes against rebelsThe attack is expected to increase Saudi pressure on allies, including the United States, to provide military support for the kingdom.Shortly after the attack, Trump said he was evaluating whether the U.S. should join Saudi strikes against the rebels. “We may. We’re going to look at it,” he said. “We just found out about the recent attack. So we’ll make a decision. We move very quickly.”Trump said later Saturday he planned to speak with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. Asked if the U.S. might get involved, Trump responded, “We’ll find out.”The Houthis claimed attacks earlier in the week on King Khalid International Airport that killed three Saudis, including a pilot. The airport has no military facilities.The surge in attacks, including against other Saudi airports, military facilities and oil infrastructure, has come in the week since a Saudi-led coalition launched a major military offensive against the Houthis.Iran can use Houthis to pressure key US allyUntil recently, the Houthis had been largely on the sidelines of the Iran war. Now, the rebels are a way for Tehran to pressure a key U.S. ally. Houthi attacks, along with their control of the Bab el-Mandeb waterway, also threaten to add new disruptions to the flow of oil from the region.The Saudis and the Houthis began fighting in 2015 when the kingdom entered Yemen’s civil war on behalf of the internationally recognized government.Relative calm after a 2022 ceasefire ended in July when the Houthis resumed attacks, saying the Saudis fired on the Sanaa airport as a plane from Iran was trying to land. That revived anger over the Saudi-led blockade that has largely isolated Houthi-run areas.Now fighting has escalated, with the Saudi-led coalition providing air support for Yemeni government forces attempting to reverse recent Houthi gains along the Red Sea. Those gains gave the rebels better surveillance of shipping on the Bab el-Mandeb, a corridor that is a crucial alternative to the Strait of Hormuz, where Iran has been attacking ships.Saudi Arabia is running low on missile interceptors and has asked France, Britain, Pakistan and Egypt to deploy air defense support to the region, regional officials told The Associated Press last month, with one noting that the U.S. has seen its own stock dwindle during the war with Iran.

Oct 11, 2026