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Today we're talking about loneliness; not to be confused with introversion,

or social anxiety, while those subjects are worthy topics.

Loneliness actually has been defined in many ways:

"a state of solitude or being alone," "inability to find meaning in one's life...."

Okay, this is already a downer, so look at a picture of a panda.

Aw, it's cute! Now I want a panda.

I'm gonna overnight one to my crib. I'm gonna do that.

Of course, we're not the only generation to experience loneliness,

even though listening to The Weeknd really does make it feel like that.

Health insurance provider Cigna recently published a study citing that 18-22 year olds

have the highest "loneliness score," followed by millennials,

then Generation X... so yeah, young people, we just killin' it right now.

Generation Z cited that they feel people are around them but they aren't really with them,

feel shy, and they feel like people don't know them very well.

The old man in me really wants to say, "these kids right now are out here spending too much

time on the Twitters and the Fortnites!", but that's not exactly what Cigna found.

Cigna cited lack of an IRL social life as part of the problem,

saying that "levels of in-person interactions,

physical and mental wellness, and life balance"

are better predictors of loneliness than social media alone.

So, if your IG game is on point but you like to hang out with your friends, you should be good...

but if social media IS hanging out with your friends, go outside! Humans are social mammals

and need social interaction to survive; that's part of why solitary confinement in prisons

is so torturous. Why do that to ourselves on the outside?

"Y'all best go out to the quarry for some stickball and a swim!"

You know, I'm not doing this voice again.

One study breaks down three types of loneliness.

Situational loneliness is when unpleasant events or circumstances cause us to retract from society.

Developmental loneliness can hinder our capacity to balance individualism and intimacy.

(Psychological disorders like depression or schizophrenia could cause developmental loneliness).

And finally, internal loneliness,

when a self-perception of worthlessness intensifies the feeling of being alone.

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Lifestyle influences our neurophysiology,

so lonely people perceive the world very differently.

For instance, people suffering from loneliness

tend to see benign events as more threatening, living in self-defense mode…

even in their sleep. Some research suggests that lonelier people have more restless sleep patterns,

which could impact cognitive development.

Research suggests that there are neural correlates for loneliness.

A 2009 study revealed that lonelier people showed less activation in brain centers

associated with reward when viewing pictures of people in pleasant situations,

and less activation in parts of the brain linked to empathy

when viewing images of people in unpleasant situations.

Other researchers also discovered that neurons in the dorsal raphe nuclei are sensitive to social isolation.

Those neurons in question, taken together with the ones from the ventral striatum,

deal with the reward neurotransmitter dopamine.

So, it's possible that low social interactions

= less dopamine = less feeling good. Of course, the latter study was run with mice,

so more research is always needed.

On top of that, a meta-analysis from 1980 to 2015 found that

loneliness and its accompanying depression was as bad as smoking 15 cigarettes a day,

and is a risk factor for mortality. This is so dark; bring in the pandas!

Please, don't leave, don't leave! I'm not gonna leave you on a downer.

Loneliness is a social epidemic, yes, but there are remedies.

Don't replace friendships and happiness

with likes and text messages. Go out and meet people!

Humans need social interaction in real life – it's developmentally necessary.

Easier said than done, but remember, you're not alone in feeling alone.

And if you'll excuse me, I have a panda waiting for me at home.

I did order one, and I can't wait to play with it.

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watch this video about what solitary confinement does to your brain.

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What Immigration Detention is Like at Age 14 | NYT News - Duration: 3:11.

Saul Martinez spent six days

at a border patrol detention center in 2014,

after a month-long trek from El Salvador.

He was part of the surge of children

who arrived at the southern border alone,

mostly from Central America.

And back then, like now, the government wrestled

with how to handle thousands of children caught up

in the immigration system.

"We now have an actual humanitarian crisis on the border

that only underscores the need to drop the politics

and fix our immigration system once and for all."

Images like these led to public outcry

on the treatment of vulnerable children.

But he did tell his story when he testified

before members of Congress.

The panel wanted to hear why he had come.

He wanted to tell them what had happened

once he arrived.

He remembers the rooms being filled

with children and mothers waiting

for their names to be called.

After six days, he was flown to a shelter in Miami,

run by a separate government agency.

He says it was very comfortable.

And on Mother's Day, he was finally reunited

with his mother.

Four years later, Saul has a green card,

a job and one year left of high school.

And there is a new crisis unfolding

at the southern border.

But for kids like Saul, it feels like history is repeating itself.

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Germany 0 - 2 South Korea: What is VAR? How is it used in the World Cup? - Duration: 3:00.

The crushing blow sees Germany exit the tournament at the group stages for the first time since 1938

Hopes were high after the German team were victorious at the Brazil World Cup in 2014 and won last summer's Confederations Cup

If it weren't for the VAR - Video Assistant Referee - system, they might've reached the knockout stages

Kim Young-gwon's strike had initially been ruled out for offside, but it was later given as a goal when VAR showed the ball had come off the legs of Toni Kroos

South Korea scored their second goal which also went to VAR, but it didn't matter

Germany were out. What is VAR? VAR is football's first use of video technology to allow more accurate decision making

The system was trialled in the FA and Carabao Cups last season, as well as the German and Italian leagues

It was approved for use in the World Cup after the unanimous support from the International Football Association Board in Zurich in March

This is the first World Cup to use video replays. What are the rules for VAR? VAR is only called upon in the course of a match when the officials have made a "clear and obvious error" in one of these four areas: Goals: A close offside decision is the most common reason for VAR being called upon, as Germany has learned the hard way

Penalties: They can be awarded or rescinded using VAR if there has been a 'clear and obvious error' in the original decision

Straight red cards: Violence and dangerous tackles can be penalised using VAR

Mistaken identity: Just in case the referee sends off the wrong player. This is a fairly restricted use of VAR to minimise disruption

The system is operated by a team of four officials in a central operation room. They have access to all 33 broadcast cameras in the stadium, plus two additional cameras dedicated to possible offsides

Their role is to check for "clear and obvious" errors, as well as review footage if instructed by the referee

There have been mixed reactions to the implementation of VAR, with some claiming it is particularly useless when it comes to red cards

On Twitter the Liverpool midfielder James Milner called it an "absolute shambles", adding the hashtag #beautifulgamespoilt after the Portugal vs Uruguay game

However, it has received praise too, with Spain's Sergio Ramos saying: "VAR didn't save us, it just told the truth," after VAR correctly awarded Spain a 90th-minute penalty against Morocco

For more infomation >> Germany 0 - 2 South Korea: What is VAR? How is it used in the World Cup? - Duration: 3:00.

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What Is Doki Doki Literature Club? Parents Warned About Horror Video Game After Teen's Death - Duration: 6:13.

Parents and teachers have been warned about the potential mental health risks of a cult "visual novel" video game, with one coroner saying it may "trigger suicidal thoughts" in young people

One father, Darren Walmsley, 49, believes Doki Doki Literature Club, a free-to-play PC title that is presented with a cartoony art style but has overtones of psychological horror, may have contributed to the death of his son Ben earlier this year

Ahead of an inquest into the passing of the child, officials spoke out about the game's subject matter, which includes violence and suicide

Developed and published by Team Salvato, Doki Doki Literature Club was released to a positive reception in September last year

It was quickly embraced by YouTubers, who recorded their shocked reactions to the story's end-game twists and turns

On Polygon, a gaming site, one reviewer described feeling "mentally trapped in the game's world and its antics" and branded it "uncontrollably horrific

" On Steam, a marketplace used to buy games, Team Salvato warns that the text-based computer game is "not suitable for children or those who are easily disturbed

" The story often breaks the fourth wall, and messes with players' actual game files while telling the story of a boy who aims to befriend four girls and become a member of their high school poetry club

Last December, it passed 1 million downloads.Recommended Slideshows30In Pictures: Fujitsu Forum, One of Tokyo's Biggest Tech Shows3534 Must-Have Apps Darren Walmsley told British newspaper Manchester Evening News on Wednesday: "It is hard for parents, but this needs to be highlighted

There is no confirmation yet, but we believe that the game could be linked to Ben's death

Characters suggest things and you decide what to do. He added: "It drags you in and they make it very real

Ben did not speak about it, but parents need to be aware of this game. It is free to download but once you get into it, it will not leave you alone

" In a letter to parents being circulated across social media, originating from the deceased child's school, Philips High, a safeguarding official wrote the case had been reported by a senior coroner

"This is a psychological horror game with suicide as a main feature," it stated. "A concern has been expressed that the game may trigger suicidal thoughts in young people who may be emotionally vulnerable

I have sent a text to alert you to this letter regarding the possibility that some young people from our school may be using the game at home or on their smartphones

"Monitor and check your child's internet use regularly and be mindful of the time spent online

" Detective Inspector Jude Holmes, from the Greater Manchester Police, said: "We believe this game is a risk to children and young people, especially those that are emotionally vulnerable and anyone with existing mental health concerns

It's also really important to discuss with your children which games and apps are suitable, and ensure they understand why others aren't appropriate to use

" According to the Daily Mail, a headteacher called Nicola Hill this week issued a warning to a separate primary school on Facebook

"The internet is a great thing, but it is also a minefield," she wrote. Team Salvato did not respond to a request for comment from Newsweek

If you have thoughts of suicide, confidential help is available for free at the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline

Call 1-800-273-8255. The line is available 24 hours, every day. What you can do if someone you know appears to be contemplating suicide? Please find more information here

For more infomation >> What Is Doki Doki Literature Club? Parents Warned About Horror Video Game After Teen's Death - Duration: 6:13.

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3 Reasons Why "What's Wrong With Secretary Kim" Is Coming Out On Top - Duration: 6:13.

tvN's "What's Wrong with Secretary Kim" has been keeping up the buzz lately. The drama recently broke its own personal best record in viewership ratings, ranking No

1 among all TV channels including the public broadcasting stations. It also topped the recent content power index rankings and get chosen as the most buzzworthy drama for three weeks in a row

Here are just three of the many reasons why "What's Wrong with Secretary Kim" is so popular! Soompi

Display.News.English.300x250.BTF Soompi.Mobile.English.300x250.ATF 1. Park Seo Joon and Park Min Young's chemistry The biggest reason would be the leading actor and actress, Park Seo Joon and Park Min Young

The chemistry between Park Seo Joon, known to be a "romantic comedy expert," and Park Min Young, who is less experienced with the genre , is unbelievably real

You can feel the synergy of the two simply by watching their conversations in the drama

There's so much tension between Park Min Young and Park Seo Joon exchanging lines that it's almost like watching a ping-pong game

Acting with their eyes is one of the many things that keep the viewers glued to the screen

Both Park Min Young and Park Seo Joon deliver their characters' complicated emotions through their eyes

While Park Seo Joon keeps up his straightforward, honest attitude, Park Min Young's eyes constantly waver, reflecting Kim Mi So's confusion

The eye contact between these two fully shows the complex yet romantic relationship they have

2. The power of the supporting characters Park Seo Joon and Park Min Young aren't the only attractive characters in the drama and that's what makes it so fun

The employees of Yumyung Group, as well as the family members of Lee Young Joon and Kim Mi So, add energy and tension to the drama

Some of these charming supporting characters include Park Yoo Sik (Kang Ki Young) who functions as a cupid between Lee Young Joon and Kim Mi So, Bong Se Ra (Hwang Bo Ra) who's impossible to hate, and Go Gwi Nam (2PM's Chansung) who's hilariously popular

Other characters such as Kim Ji Ah (Pyo Ye Jin), Yang Chul (Kang Hong Seok), Jung Chi In (Lee Yoo Joon), Lee Young Ok (Lee Jung Min), and Park Joon Hwan (Kim Jung Woon) are also so realistic that viewers have no problem relating to them

3. The detailed directing "What's Wrong with Secretary Kim" doesn't miss the essence of the webtoon the drama is based on but rather improves upon it by embracing its form as a drama

This is all due to producing director (PD) Park Joon Hwa's detailed directing. Using the light and the camera angles to the fullest, he has been perfectly portraying the little changes in Lee Young Joon and Kim Mi So's relationship

For instance, the elevator scene in episode 5 where Lee Young Joon took a step back to stand next to Kim Mi So who was standing behind him showed Lee Young Joon's decision to approach her

Lee Young Joon and Kim Mi So walking alongside each other in episode 6 also implied that they were no longer a boss and his secretary but rather a man and a woman developing a new relationship

The drama being a romantic comedy, the PD also employs sound effects to create hilarious moments

His attention to the unique traits and personalities of each character is reflected in the drama as well

"What's Wrong with Secretary Kim" airs every Wednesday and Thursday at 9:30 p.m

KST. If you haven't already, start watching the drama below! Source (1)

For more infomation >> 3 Reasons Why "What's Wrong With Secretary Kim" Is Coming Out On Top - Duration: 6:13.

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Love Island's Casa Amor twist CONFIRMED - What is Casa Amor? Where is the secret villa? - Duration: 5:25.

Casa Amor's return has been confirmed following the revelation that the doors to the secret villa will open for a bunch of new Love Island contestants

12 new singletons will be heading into the second villa on Love Island with the expectation that there will be a lot of drama when they come face to face with the current stars of the show

Casa Amor was first introduced to viewers of the hit ITV2 show in 2017 when the original boys including Kem Cetinay, Chris Hughes and Marcel Somerville were tasked with moving in to the new villa

Whilst it remains to be seen who will be heading into the compound, here's all you need to know about Casa Amor

What is Casa Amor? Casa Amor is another villa on Love Island that was first used during the third series of the ITV2 show in 2017

Where is Casa Amor? Whilst Casa Amor has been kept a secret from this year's contestants until now, the location of the second villa is actually quite close to the current house the remaining contestants are staying in at the moment

Who is going into Casa Amor? The remaining boys from the original line up will be heading into the new villa, where they will meet six new girls

Whilst Savanna Darnell, Grace Wardle, Charlie Williams, Kazimir Crossly, Ellie Jones and Darylle Sergeant will make themselves at home in Casa Amor, Jordan Adefeyisan, Charlie Brake, Frankie Foster, Jack Fowler, Alex Miller and Dean Overson will be ruffling a few feathers with their arrival in the first villa

Last year, the boys from the original villa were sent to stay in Casa Amor with six new ladies, whilst the six new lads moved in with the girls

What happens in Casa Amor? The new arrivals look set to shake things up when they make their debut on the show

Related Love Island's Megan: I don't regret pursuing Wes Piers Morgan reveals he wants to go on Love Island Love Island: Twelve new islanders set to enter the villa Shipwrecked set to make comeback after 7 years following Love Island's success Love Island bosses to take cut of contestants' future earnings in new contract change Love Island's Caroline Flack fears the new series won't be as good as the last Love Island 2018 has already picked this year's contestants Real Housewives of Cheshire star Dawn Ward's daughter to appear on Love Island 2018 Unlike the previous year when the new arrivals met the other contestants for the first time on the show, this year's series will see newbie Ellie Jones come face to face with ex boyfriend and Dani Dyer's current beau Jack Fincham

Speaking about her link to Jack, Ellie revealed: "I was seeing Jack Fincham on and off

We met in August 2016 and dated on and off for a while. We have always spoken because we got on so well

I actually spoke to him as a friend about two days before he went into the villa and had no idea he was going on the show! "We weren't in an official relationship but we spoke about it, would go on dates and kept trying to make it work but it wouldn't

I met his brother and mates. "I don't know how he'll feel when he sees me walk in

I don't know if he'll be angry or shocked but we do get on so hopefully it won't be an issue

When I look at him, I do still think there is something there but I would never go back there

" Relationships look set to be tested when the new arrivals make their presence known

But whose relationship will stand the test of time? What does Casa Amor look like? The second villa looks very similar to the original villa as the latest trailer for the new episode shows a pool in the garden with the same colourful decor as the first villa

Love Island continues on ITV2, everyday from 9pm.

For more infomation >> Love Island's Casa Amor twist CONFIRMED - What is Casa Amor? Where is the secret villa? - Duration: 5:25.

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Diego Maradona issues health update: Argentina legend on what really happened at World Cup - Duration: 2:42.

Diego Maradona made plenty of headlines as he was seen watching his country play their final Group D match

Argentina secured a dramatic 2-1 win against Nigeria to book their spot in the last-16 of the tournament

Maradona had cameras on him for most of the match and was seen passionately cheering on his country

However, he landed himself in hot water after he was spotted swearing at fans in the immediate aftermath of Marcos Rojo's late winner

Fears were quickly raised after videos emerged on social media showing the 57-year-old being assisted from his seat to the hospitality area, while pictures also emerged of him with paramedics

DIEGO MARADONA SWEARS AT FANS Reports suggested he was taken to hospital but Maradona has cleared matters up, insisting he did not have to seek further medical advice after a brief check-up

Explaining what was wrong with him, Maradona said on Instagram that he was suffering from neck pain at half-time and had ignored medical advice to go home before the end of the game

"I want to tell everyone that I am fine, that I am not [ill], neither was I [admitted to hospital]," Maradona wrote

"At half-time of the game against Nigeria, my neck hurt a lot. I was checked by a doctor and he recommended me to go home before the second half, but I wanted to stay because we were risking it all

"How could I leave? I send a kiss to everyone, thanks for the support!" Maradona has followed Argentina's journey in Russia so far and will be in attendance for their Round of 16 clash against France on Saturday (3pm)

For more infomation >> Diego Maradona issues health update: Argentina legend on what really happened at World Cup - Duration: 2:42.

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Who is Coronation Street's Emma Brooker? How is she linked to Steve McDonald? - Duration: 5:57.

Coronation Street newbie Emma Brooker burst onto the soap with her bubbly attitude and hilarious banter

The hairdresser apprentice was immediately caught up in a huge storyline which saw her date David Platt following his rape ordeal

Yet just what do we know about Emma? And what is her link to soap favourite, Steve McDonald? Who is Emma Brooker? Cute as a button Emma arrived on the Coronation Street cobbles with her hair in bunches and pretty pastel outfit, all set for her first day at Audrey's Salon

Maria Connor had recruited the 19-year-old as an apprentice hairdresser to help her juggle her workload with owner Audrey off sick

Her arrival initially came to the dismay of Maria's co-worker David Platt, who was tasked with re-doing her messy hairstyle after she admitted she only brushed it on the tram to work

How did Emma Brooker arrive in Weatherfield? After stepping off the tram and onto the cobbles, Emma proceeded to get into David's bad books

She spent much of her first day gossiping with Maria and her clients. Yet it was when she found a picture of David – and his rapist Josh Tucker – looking completely sozzled which gave fans a hint as to her upcoming plot

What was her role in David Platt's rape ordeal? Emma's relationship with boss David ramped up a gear when he slept with her – then promptly invited her to move in

Related Coronation Street: Eva tells Johnny he'll never see Susie again Coronation Street: Eva panics as daughter Susie falls off sofa Coronation Street: Simon says he's moving in with Ken Coronation Street spoilers: David Platt to CHEAT on Shona with newcomer Coronation Street: Michelle Connor and Carla Connor for EXPLOSIVE 'showdown' Coronation Street: Gary Windass and Seb Franklin miss major Pat Phelan killer clue Coronation Street's David Platt sparks concern as he makes shock self-harm bid Coronation Street: Eva Price tells Aidan Connor she's pregnant but gets shocking response Ever the romantic, the youngest Platt son hit her with the justification that staying hooked up with him would be of great help, saying: "Yeah, but you love kids

I've got two of them. "You need a bed. I've got a large one." Did her relationship with David survive? Upcoming scenes will see Sarah Platt's brother teased by Josh Tucker – the mechanic who raped him in shocking scenes – over his new relationship

Meanwhile David's ex Shona Ramsay also gives her take on his new romance before Emma then witnesses David spiral out of control as he shouts at his kids

Yet their fling was short-lived. David rekindled the flame with his ex Shona after he told the brunette of his horror rape ordeal

Emma didn't seem too worried, and promptly flirted up a storm with Seb Franklin with their romance set to continue

What is Emma's link to Steve McDonald? Corrie regulars have been quick to suggest a huge storyline for the salon worker is in store, involving cab firm owner Steve McDonald

Pointing out the similarities between Emma and former Weatherfield resident Fiona Middleton – played by Angela Griffin, one viewer posted on Twitter: "#Corrie is it me? Or does Emma look like a young Fiona? Xx

" Fiona was a hairdresser in Denise's salon between 1992 and 1998 and it was during this time that she had a ill fated romance with Steve

Picking up on the Fiona's past, another user quipped on the social networking site: "So how long before we find out that you're Steve McDonald's daughter from his brief relationship with the hairdresser? Fiona I think she was called? Great way to get Angela Griffin back

:-)." Who plays Emma Brooker? Actress Alexandra Mardell takes on the role of Corrie's latest arrival

The 23 year old is a familiar face to ITV viewers, after having previously starred on the broadcaster's hit tea time drama, Vera

On her Twitter page, she describes herself as a "mashed potato connoisseur." What does Alexandra Mardell think of her role? The star took to Twitter to thank fans after her debut episode

She post: "Much love to everyone for your support and all the lovely comments! Feel well and truly welcomed to the street! "Can't wait to have more fun playing Emma! Big hugs

" Coronation Streets airs every Monday, Wednesday and Friday on ITV.

For more infomation >> Who is Coronation Street's Emma Brooker? How is she linked to Steve McDonald? - Duration: 5:57.

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Where is Emmerdale's Adam Barton and what happened to Adam Thomas' character? - Duration: 5:25.

Adam Thomas left fans heartbroken when he confirmed he was set to leave his role on Emmerdale after over a decade on the ITV soap

Fans came up with several theories regarding Adam Barton's exit, though he ultimately ended up leaving as part of the dramatic Emma Barton murder plot

With new dramatic storylines emerging for his family, including Matty Barton's arrival in the village, viewers have questioned what really happened to the character

So where is Adam Barton now? And what's happening to his wife Victoria? Here's everything you need to know about the Emmerdale character

What happened to Adam Barton on Emmerdale? Having taken the blame for Emma Barton's murder to save his mum Moira, Adam Barton was seen being taken in a prison van to be sentenced for the crime in court

However, the Emmerdale character never got there as the van he was in was hijacked in a sudden turn of events

With the chance of freedom, Adam stepped out of the abandoned van to find that it was Aaron and Cain Dingle that were behind it all, as they urged him to flee and start a new life abroad

Where is Emmerdale's Adam Barton? Though Adam's exact location isn't known, it's thought that he is working in France

Explaining his route out of the UK and away from the police at the time of the van hijack, Cain revealed that he was going to have to start a new life there

"Go to Amsterdam and then you head to France. There's a lad there that Aaron knows and he'll give you labour and cash in hand," he told him

Related Emmerdale: Cain asks Matty to stay in the village Emmerdale: Matty tells Victoria about his transition Emmerdale: Lachlan considers hitting Freddy with ROCK Hannah Barton Emmerdale: Actor Ash Palmisciano transgender character Matty Barton life Emmerdale cast: Why is Mike Parr leaving and what will Ross Barton's exit storyline be? What is happening with Adam Barton's wife Victoria Sugden? Adam and his wife Victoria had been set to reunite on Emmerdale before he was forced to flee the villa

Now, she's been tipped for romance with his brother Matty, formerly known as Hannah Barton, who recently returned to the village to reveal his gender transition

After scenes of Matty catching up with his old friend Victoria aired, fans speculated whether the two could embark on a romance in the future

Taking to Twitter, one suggested: "An idea: Matty x Vic. Could they work do we think? He's a Barton and they have history

Also that could be super interesting when Adam finally comes back (if he ever does) #Emmerdale

" While another wrote: "I am totally shipping Matty and Victoria @emmerdale #Emmerdale #Vatty

" What is Adam Barton actor Adam Thomas doing now? Adam is yet to announce his first post-Emmerdale role, though he has been busy with his family life

Adam and wife Caroline Thomas welcomed their adorable baby daughter Elsie-Rose Thomas earlier this year, who's a younger sister to their son Teddy

The couple announced they were expecting their second child in December 2017, telling OK! Magazine: "We always wanted another baby but we weren't planning for it to happen so soon after getting married

" Emmerdale continues nightly at 7pm on ITV.

For more infomation >> Where is Emmerdale's Adam Barton and what happened to Adam Thomas' character? - Duration: 5:25.

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Queen ill health: What is wrong with the Queen? Why has she cancelled St Pauls today? - Duration: 2:58.

The Queen has pulled out of a service at St Paul's Cathedral because she is feeling "under the weather"

The 92-year-old was due to attend the service to mark the 200th anniversary of the Order of St Michael and St George

She will instead be represented by the Duke of Kent. The shock announcement has left royal fans fearing for the Queen's health

What is wrong with the Queen? A spokeswoman for Buckingham Palace said: "The Queen is feeling under the weather today and has decided not to attend this morning's service at St Paul's Cathedral marking the 200th anniversary of the Order of Michael and St George

"Her Majesty will be represented by the Duke of Kent as the grand master of the order

" However, the news comes after the Queen underwent eye surgery to remove a cataract in May

She underwent the delicate procedure at the private King Edward VII's hospital in London, where she was treated as a day patient

The planned operation resulted in a success. It is understood no doctor has been called and that the Queen will still travel from Buckingham Palace to Windsor this afternoon for the weekend as planned

Her programme of events in Scotland next week is also still due to take place. The cancellation today follows a busy month for the Queen, who enjoyed five days at her favourite week of the month, Royal Ascot

She also joined grandson Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle this week at her Young Leaders Awards at Buckingham Palace

The UK's longest-serving monarch is known for her fit bout of health, unlike husband Philip who has been in and out of hospital this year

Her son Prince Andrew once described his mother as being incredibly fit for her age

The 92-year-old still rides her Fell ponies at Windsor and is often spotted behind the wheel, enjoying a drive around her estates

She also still carries out hundreds of royal events each year, thanks to her good health

In 2017, attended 296 events - although she no longer takes part in royal visits abroad, leaving that to her children and grandchildren

For more infomation >> Queen ill health: What is wrong with the Queen? Why has she cancelled St Pauls today? - Duration: 2:58.

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What is Doki Doki Literature Club and was it linked to boy's suicide? - Duration: 5:06.

The father of a 15-year-old boy who committed suicide has warned about the psychological impact of the online game Doki Doki Literature Club

Police and a coroner have also urged parents to be vigilant amid growing concerns about the free-to-play game, which officials describe as a "risk to children and young people", says the Manchester Evening News

The game was released last September by producers Team Salvato and is believed to have been downloaded more than two million times in the following four months alone

What is Doki Doki Literature Club? Doki Doki Literature Club is an online game that warns that it is "not suitable for children or those who are easily disturbed", although "its aesthetic could appeal to youngsters, as it displays cute characters and its premise is based on a writing club", says the i news website

Described as a "visual novel", the story follows a male high-school student who joins a school's literature club and interacts with its four female members

Players read the game's story and are then prompted to create their own endings. Darren Walmsley, whose son Ben killed himself in February after playing the game, believes this feature played a part in his son's death

It "starts as a dating simulation before one of the girls dies", reports The Times

Other unsettling events then take place, "including characters who self-harm or kill themselves", adds the paper

"Characters suggest things and you decide what to do. It drags you in and they make it very real

Ben did not speak about it, but parents need to be aware of this game and other similar games," said Walmsley, from Bury

"It is free to download but once you get into it, it will not leave you alone. The characters befriend and love you and give you tasks to do but if you do not do them, they turn nasty

" A review of the game by tech website Polygon last year, described it as "uncontrollably horrific", praising the game's metafiction narrative as an "innnovative scare"

The review concludes: "Team Salvato has unearthed a new way of terrifying us by ripping apart our expectations of how interactive media should work

Doki Doki Literature Club is a game that played me, and somehow, I'm content to let it take control

"Is it linked to suicide? Although there is no evidence to suggest the game is directly linked to Ben Walmsley's death, schools and councils have been alerted by the Manchester Coroner's Office, which is investigating his death

Awareness messages are also being shared on Facebook. The warning, signed by the senior coroner for North Manchester, says: "I believe the information is so concerning that this warrants my writing at this stage to make the local authorities aware of the issue so appropriate information can be disseminated

"This has arisen due to the fact I am conducting the inquest into the death of a 15-year-old-boy who died earlier this year

Evidence obtained suggested he had used an online game called Doki Doki." Team Salvato has yet to comment on the claims

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What Is Neurophobia? - Duration: 1:15.

So neurophobia is a term which was coined here in the United States about

20 years ago. It was coined in the medical profession and it relates to

students' fear of the neural sciences and clinical neurology. For some

reason, both medical and veterinary students see neurology as a complex

subject—there's a lots of neuroanatomy that they feel they have to master

before they can start to treat their cases. They find it difficult to see a

logical progression through learning neurology. And for that reason, they

develop this almost irrational fear and a bias towards avoiding neurology cases.

We're trying to teach the methods to approach neurology cases, logical,

systematic, and easily practice methods that they can apply in the clinics which—

will they won't get it right every time in making a diagnosis—but even if I can

help them to get it right 90% of the time and to start to enjoy the subject a

bit more, that would be a real step in the right direction.

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What is Diego Maradona's net worth? Hand of God star's wealth revealed - Duration: 16:54.

Diego Maradona's peculiar behaviour during 's game with Nigeria in the final Group D clash at the 2018 has people

Gary Lineker wondered whether the former player's antics could see him become a 'laughing stock'

The winner was seen celebrating wildly after put in front, then proceeding to fall asleep during the match and ultimately celebrate his nation's win and progression to the last 16 with rude gestures

Maradona, who has played in four s including 's famous Mexico 1986 win, was forced to declare that he was 'fine' after his behaviour at the Nigeria vs match raised fears for his health

In a statement posted on Instagram, the former footballer : 'I want to tell yone that I am fine, that I am not, neither was I interned

In the halftime of the game against Nigeria, my neck hurt a lot and I suffered a decompensation

'I was checked by a doctor and he recommended me to go home before the second half, but I wanted to stay because we were risking it all'How could I leave? I send a kiss to yone, thanks for the support!'Maradona dismissed concerns for his health, though he did admit that he had a lot of white wine

He sent a Whatsapp recording to a journalist, which : 'Where we were they were only serving white wine

Yes, we drank all the wine, but now I'm to you and I'm telling you the truth.' The Argentinian icon, known throughout his career as the El Pibe de Oro (The Golden Boy), is no stranger to controversy, having been banned from playing football twice for drug use

He started using cocaine during the mid-1980s, while he was still at , and continued to struggle with the addiction to the drug until 2004

Maradona is likely to be present at the last 16 clash between France and on Saturday, June 30

Here is all you need to know about Diego Maradona including what is his net worth, his international career with and cocaine ban

Who is Diego Maradona?Diego Maradona was born on October 30, 1960, in Buenos Aires,

At the age of eight, Maradona was scouted by the Argentinos Juniors and made his professional on October 20, 1976, just ten days before his 16th birthday

He spent five years with Argentinos, scoring 115 goals in 167 appearances. In 1981 he moved to Boca Juniors for £1 million

Maradona only spent one season with Boca Juniors, winning the league title with them, before to in 1982 for the then world record transfer fee of £5 million

The player's time at was controversial to say the least. Maradona's career with the Catalan club was by a bout of hepatitis and injury, but even then, he showed enough glimpses of his genius to win the Copa del Rey and the Spanish Super Cup, and scoring 38 goals in 58 games

Maradona also became the first player to have the honour of being given a standing ovation by the fans in an El Clasico match at the Bernabeu

Only two players since have received such an honour: Ronaldinho and Andres Iniesta

How, Maradona's time at was abruptly ended after he snapped at the end of the 1984 Copa del Rey final against Athletic Bilbao, which lost 1-0

Having suffered countless fouls and kicks throughout the game, and playing against Andoni Goikoetxea Olaskoaga, the 'Butcher of Bilbao', who Maradona's ankle earlier in the season, the Argentinian made his feelings clear at the final whistle

Maradona knocked one Bilbao player out cold with a knee to the head, before aiming a punch and a kick at anyone in a Bilbao shirt

The King of Spain Juan Carlos was in attendance when the match descended into a full-blown brawl between the two teams' players

The punch-up ended Maradona's career; he was quickly sold to Napoli in 1984 for the world record fee of £7 million

Diego Maradona at Napoli Maradona spent seven years at Napoli becoming a club legend very early on

Napoli had n won the Serie A title, but they managed to do so within two years of Maradona arriving

In his glittering, though controversial time with Napoli, Maradona won two Serie A titles, the Italian Cup, the Italian Supercup and the UEFA Cup

He played 259 times for the club, scoring 115 goals. Maradona scored against yone in the Serie A from , AC Milan and Inter, to a 40-yard volley against Verona

Unfortunately, Maradona's time with Napoli ended on a sour note. He wanted to leave the club at the end of the 1988/89 season when Marseille came calling but, despite being told he could after he won Napoli that season's UEFA Cup (which he did), the club ultimately refused to sell the Argentinian

Maradona then missed the beginning of the 1989/90 season, and despite helping the Azzurri win their second league title

On March 17, 1991, Maradona failed a drugs test, when traces of cocaine were found in his urine, after the Napoli vs Bari match

He received a 15-month ban and n wore the Napoli shirt again.Maradona went on to briefly play for Sevilla and Newell's Old Boys, before returning to Boca Juniors in 1995, for two years

Maradona's glittering career has seen him win the Golden Ball award in the 1986 , voted joint FIFA Player of the 20th Century alongside Pele, as well having his second goal against England in the '86 tournament voted the Goal of the Century by FIFA

com voters in 2002.What is Diego Maradona's net worth?Diego Maradona's net worth is estimated to be according to

The former footballer and manager is currently in a legal dispute with Italian authorities, who seized up to £38 million from him back in 2013, accusing the former Napoli star of not paying his taxes during his seven-year stint in Italy

Italy's tax authorities previously confiscated possessions such as two Rolexes and a diamond earring

Diego Maradona's Hand of God goal for Diego Maradona has played in four s. His first, the 1982 , failed to be the platform on which he showcased his talent

He was sent off against Brazil, which turned out to be the country's final match How, the 1986 is matter

Maradona, captaining , dominated the in Mexico, and that was made abundantly clear in the space of five minutes in the quarter-final match against England

In the 51st minute, 114,580 people inside the Azteca Stadium in Mexico watched the little Argentinian score with his left fist

England defender Steve Hodge's interception just outside his own box saw the ball being flicked back to keeper Peter Shilton, how, Maradona was on hand, quite literally, to punch the ball into the back of the England's net

Despite, England's robust protestations, the goal stood.After the game, Maradona that the goal went in 'a little with the head of Maradona and a little with the hand of God

'To make matters worse for England, Maradona went on to score a second goal four minutes later, dribbling past most of the England players from the halfway line and ending up scoring an incredible solo goal

Arguably the greatest goal of all time. Despite Lineker's late goal, knocked England out of the 1986 , four years after the Falklands War

Maradona pushed his team to the final where they beat West Germany 3-2, with Maradona setting up 's winning goal with seven minutes of normal time left

Maradona captained to final in 1990, but couldn't replicate the 1986 victory, with his nation losing to West Germany 1-0 in the final

The player's 1994 ended in disgrace after he was sent home for failing a drug test for ephedrine doping

It proved to be his last , with Maradona retiring from football in 1997 at the age of 37

The player returned to the international platform as the manager of between 2008 and 2010

Diego Maradona's cocaine and ephedrine bans In March 1991, Maradona failed a drugs test after traces of cocaine were found in his urine and was banned for 15 months

It turned out that the player's drug use was covered up by the club. Corrado Ferlaino, the President of Napoli between 1983 and 1993 : 'From Sunday night until Wednesday Diego was free to do what he wanted'Club officials reportedly gave Maradona clean urine from his teammates, to beat the anti-doping tests

He hid the clean urine in a pipette in his shorts. Ferlaino also revealed that he had friends among the medics who conducted the tests

Maradona received 15-month ban during the 1994 , after he tested positive for ephedrine

He was sent home in disgrace from the tournament in the US. Diego Maradona at the 2018 Diego Maradona's behaviour at the 2018 in Russia has been one of the points of the tournament so far

During 's must-win clash against Nigeria, Maradona was seen being held back from the edge of the VIP area so as to prevent him from falling over

He was seen celebrating peculiarly after Messi's first goal, falling asleep during the match, struggling to walk and receiving medical treatment in the catering area

Pictures showed Maradona's pulse being checked by medical professionals. He was also shown swearing at supporters after the final whistle

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Charlottesville Victim Heather Heyer 'Stood Up' Against What She Felt Was Wrong - Duration: 7:21.

Charlottesville Victim Heather Heyer 'Stood Up' Against What She Felt Was Wrong

Updated at 6 p.m.

One day after a car plowed into a group of people protesting a white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Va., the victim of that attack has been identified as Heather Heyer.

The Charlottesville resident was 32 years old.

Two state troopers, Pilot Lt.

Jay Cullen and Trooper-Pilot Berke M.M.

Bates, also died Saturday, when their helicopter crashed en route to the scene of the violence.

Dozens of other people were treated for injuries throughout the day, including 19 from the car crash.

Heyer's friend and co-worker Courtney Commander told NPR that the two of them had debated whether to go to this weekend's counterprotest and that Heyer was worried about the potential of violence.

"She said to us many times like 'I want to go so bad, but I just don't want to die.

I'm so scared because these people are so serious,' and she was the only one that lost her life," said Commander, who worked with Heyer at Miller Law Group in Charlottesville.

"I just feel so bad.".

Commander said that before this weekend, Heyer had not attended protests but often spoke out about issues.

"Heather denounced any type of discrimination, not just racism," Commander said.

"She stood up for gay rights — and just anything she felt like was wrong, she stood for.".

Heyer grew up a little north of Charlottesville, where Justin Marks first met her in high school.

"She had the biggest sense of humor; her wit was unparalleled," Marks said.

"She could debate anyone under the table and she had an answer for everything; she was just awake.".

Throughout the day on Sunday, people delivered candles, notes of sympathy and flowers to the site where Heyer died, reports Mallory Noe-Payne of member station WVTF.

And in a statement of condolence, the city of Charlottesville called Heyer's death a "senseless act of violence.".

"While it will never make up for the loss of a member of our community, we will pursue charges against the driver of the vehicle that caused her death and are confident justice will prevail," the statement said.

Virginia State Police said the helicopter carrying troopers Cullen and Bates was "assisting public safety resources with the ongoing situation" before falling into a wooded area in Albemarle County, where Charlottesville is located.

State police, the Federal Aviation Administration and the National Transportation Safety Board continue to investigate the cause of the helicopter crash, though they say there is "no indication of foul play being a factor.

Virginia State Police Superintendent Col.

Steven Flaherty shared his condolences in the department's statement.

"Our state police and law enforcement family at-large are mourning this tragic outcome to an already challenging day," he said.

"Their deaths are a tremendous loss to our agency and the Commonwealth.".

Cullen of Midlothian, Va.

, "was a highly-respected professional aviator," Flaherty said.

The 48-year-old trooper graduated from the Virginia State Police Academy in 1994 as a member of the 90th Basic Session.

He joined the Virginia State Police Aviation Unit in 1999 and is survived by his wife and two sons.

Fellow trooper Bates of Quinton, Va.

, would have turned 41 years old on Sunday, police said.

Bates had just joined the aviation unit in July — "a welcome addition," Flaherty said, "after a distinguished assignment as a special agent with our Bureau of Criminal Investigation.

In 2004, he graduated from the state police academy as a member of the 107th Basic Session.

Bates is survived by his wife, son and daughter.

The city of Charlottesville also expressed its sorrow over the deaths of Cullen and Bates.

"Virginia State Police Lieutenant H.

Jay Cullen and Trooper-Pilot Berke M.

Bates were working with the Charlottesville Police and their brothers and sisters in the Virginia State Police to help ensure the safety of the many city residents and visitors who were in Charlottesville yesterday," the statement read.

"These men gave their lives in the line of duty and our gratitude to them cannot be overstated.

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'It was win or die': Argentina savour their great World Cup escape - Duration: 7:22.

Javier Mascherano was bloodied but not beaten, the last to depart the stadium in St Petersburg where outside it would soon be getting light, a plaster over the cut on the side of his head

"You have to know how to suffer," he said.He had suffered, all right; they all had

Lionel Messi admitted he had never experienced anything like it – for the moment, what was at stake, everything Argentina had been through since the disastrous defeat by Croatia, the dramatic days they had lived

Asked if he had ever suffered so much, Jorge Sampaoli, the manager, simply said: "No

"But at the end Marcos Rojo appeared and scored the goal against Nigeria that took them through

"As if it was written," in Gonzalo Higuaín's words."Unique," Cristian Pavón, who is playing in his first World Cup, said

"The majority were crying and the release was enormous after a week when no one was enjoying being there

"Argentina had been on the edge but had found a way to pull back."It was win or die," Higuaín said

"When Nigeria got the penalty it made the game very uncomfortable for us.We wouldn't have deserved to get knocked out but the anxiety came

All those images, all those feelings come to mind, but what is important is the team overcame that anxiety

I'm pleased for Marcos: he deserves it too after the injury he had.It was a great goal

To score was a huge relief.It was win or win, there was nothing else.When the referee blew, an immense happiness went through my body: for our families, for all the people who have suffered at our side, for us here giving everything

The release was huge." For Mascherano, especially.At 34, and six months after his departure from Spanish football to China, this had looked a tournament too far, retirement calling him

It will be his last, just as it may well be Messi's.It could have ended prematurely and the finger of blame would have been pointing his way

The former Barcelona midfielder committed the unwise foul from which Nigeria scored a penalty that looked set to send them through and Argentina out

All that off the back of difficult days in which he was accused not just of poor performances but of wielding undue power, his place in the team secured by who he was rather than by how he plays

"I didn't produce my best game but I also know I gave everything I have," Mascherano said

"If we had been knocked out it would have been the worst possible way for this generation to come to a close

I think it would have been undeserved but sometimes this sport isn't about what's deserved and it can happen

"We were so close to going out, and I would have been one of those singled out for the defeat, because of the penalty they gave against me and because I am one of the big names in the squad, one of the eldest

That's the way it is.If you want to eat the peach you've got to put up with the fluff

You have to know how to suffer, how to go through the bad times and the good times and live every moment intensely

"Rather than looking at the criticism, I think of the kit man who came to embrace me at the end of the game and the coaching staff too

I have been here for 19 years and they all know who I am.I couldn't let those people down

It was hard.We'd been through a very difficult time, Croatia was a huge blow and we didn't come into the match against Nigeria with good feelings

We wanted to prove we had personality and we showed that.We saw men fighting against adversity

The spirit appeared.It's an important step … but it's nothing yet." Finishing second means Argentina must play France; it also puts them into the half of the draw occupied by Brazil, Uruguay and Portugal

"France are a great team, candidates for the World Cup; we're here to fight," Mascherano said

"We didn't play well in the first phase.We hope this can be an 'injection' emotionally and in footballing terms but it's not a good idea to learn from miracles or heroism

We have to be a balanced, competitive team.We'll try to compete and keep advancing

" Higuaín described the tie as "extremely hard" but Argentina had been through worse

"What's important now is to clear our heads, relax, and prepare for the game as best we can because we have suffered a lot

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Where is Emmerdale's Adam Barton and what happened to Adam Thomas' character? - Duration: 5:25.