Live Roundups Editor's Desk Insights Executive Ops Weather About 🔍
Home › Health › 'Heroic' girl, 3, to switch on Christmas lights
Health

'Heroic' girl, 3, to switch on Christmas lights

'Heroic' girl, 3, to switch on Christmas lights
BBC England Friday 06 November 2026, 06:31 UTC 1 min read
Key Points

Lilith, who has stage four cancer, will turn on the lights in Kettering on 26 November.

Lilith, who has stage four cancer, will turn on the lights in Kettering on 26 November.
Lilith (PERSON) Kettering (LOCATION)
Originally published by BBC England Read original →

Related Stories

Closing arguments expected in trial of ex-cop accused of killing Sandra Birchmore

Closing arguments expected in trial of ex-cop accused of killing Sandra Birchmore Closing arguments are set to begin in the case of a former Massachusetts police officer accused of killing a pregnant woman to keep her from revealing they had an illicit sexual relationship when she was 15 BOSTON -- Closing arguments are expected Friday in the trial of a former Massachusetts police officer accused of killing a pregnant woman to keep her from revealing that they had been in a sexual...

ABC News US 18m ago

18yo, teenagers arrested over Calder Highway pursuit

A young man and a teenager have faced court over a police pursuit in a stolen vehicle along the Calder Highway on Thursday. A 17-year-old has been charged with dangerous driving while being pursued by police, while an 18-year-old is facing a charge of driving in a dangerous manner. Both cases will return to court later this year.

ABC Australia 26m ago

Texas nursing aide's $7.11m verdict upheld, but court offers cut or new trial

The Texas Court of Appeals has upheld a nursing facility's liability in a lawsuit filed by a nursing aide who was injured while helping a patient weighing more than 300 pounds move from a bed to a wheelchair. However, it has proposed reducing the $500,000 awarded for her future medical expenses by $264,448.51. The ruling, delivered by the Fourteenth Court of Appeals on November 5, comes nearly 10 years after the May 2016 incident.

Times of India 41m ago

Genetic testing subsidies for hereditary breast, ovarian cancer to start on Dec 1

Genetic testing subsidies for hereditary breast, ovarian cancer to start on Dec 1 About 2,000 people are expected to benefit each year, with doctors saying the subsidies could help more families identify hereditary risks early and take preventive action. SINGAPORE: When Ms Norain Mohamad Saleh was diagnosed with breast cancer at 37, she underwent genetic testing that revealed she carries a hereditary gene mutation linked to a higher risk of cancer. The results helped her younger sister...

Channel News Asia 1h ago