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Cancer of the ovary, fallopian tube or peritoneum usually causes symptoms that are similar to common non-cancerous conditions. This can make it difficult to diagnose early. If you have any of these symptoms or get these symptoms regularly, your GP should offer you cancer tests: • a long-lasting bloated or swollen tummy • feeling full quickly when you eat • loss of appetite • pain in the lower tummy area or back • peeing (passing urine) more often than usual • needing to pee urgently (feeling like you cannot hold on). Other symptoms may include: • a change in your normal bowel function (diarrhoea or constipation) • weight loss for no obvious reason • unexplained or extreme tiredness (fatigue) • vaginal bleeding after the menopause. If you are aged 50 or older and develop symptoms of irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) for the first time, you should also have tests. IBS can cause bloating and changes in bowel function. But it does not usually start after the age of 50.

There’s no screening for ovarian cancer and it’s really difficult to spot: you can’t squidge your ovaries in the shower to check for lumps. Also it’s very good at masquerading at other things, like IBS and diverticulitis.

Please take a look at this list of symptoms - and share if you can.

Maybe it’s that they’re putting the panels too close together for grass to grow sufficiently for the sheep to graze or maybe it’s just scaremongering from the anti-renewables brigade? I don’t know at this point. But it would be helpful so I can push back if it’s bunkum

Do the solar panels have to be installed a certain distance apart for that to happen? There’s a solar farm being proposed near me and that’s the argument I’m hearing, that they’re putting the panels too close together for grazing

Why are they holding onto him like that. Is he going to make a run for it?

The betting industry worries for men’s mental health? These people genuinely do not have enough shame

Photo of a man in a 1920s gangster suit. He’s standing in a black marble staircase and behind him are gold and white vases and jardinières with white and gold flake flowers in. There are gold pillars and an archway and a chandelier

it’s all so,so tacky

I read the first part and thought what is Jack talking about,
I understand this article completely. Then I kept going and now I think you make a very valid point

Nearly had me in the first half.

Haha. That’s perfect now. I am a simple soul. Thank you

He needs to change his name. I zoomed into the AI pic looking for cats with 3 heads.

War Christmas first. Naff plastic tat really conveys a respectful and reflective mood I feel

My teenagers are now too old for trick or treating. I have bought a whole load of chocs and sweets and I am a bit worried they will have scoffed the lot before any small children actually turn up at my door.

yes because Rory was completely wild when he was captured in ‘67

Ah this explains why my TL was full of people saying Tolkien hated Nazis.

I don’t think this is the end either. Proper justice more likely to be served if he’s no longer a prince.

You need to read the palace statement in full on the BBC news site. The prince part is true. The statement also recognises the suffering of victims of abuse. It’s a huge and significant thing for the palace to say.

Bloody hell and good on the King

Being evil is fine but using a four letter word is an absolute no.

That cat is ecstatic

I’m glad I’m not the only one who read this in their head in Welsh

Smoked Swedish style. People pay extra for that.

Now I want halloumi sticks too

Well done to everyone who called this out and exposed these horrific proposals. Excellent work.

That they’ve ditched it because of the huge backlash should be brought up every time these vile people claim they speak for a silent majority. No. They. Don’t.

Suggest you re-read your posts of an hour ago where you used your half-Britishness to call people “problematic” using your American definitions. I think you’ve got yourself in right muddle here in a post where you’re complaining about those who impose their cultures on other people

Works both ways. You’re here on the internet using the American term “wasp values” at people on a different continent to imply those people are “problematic” In how they address their own relations.
I have to go to work now. Have a nice day.

Maybe in America.
Ngl, if one of my relatives turned up at a family event and started telling us we shouldn’t say whose cousin is whose and talking about “WASP upper middle class values” in rural Britain, we’d think they’d gone insane and their mum would probably ban them from the internet.

I think it’s not that deep a) It’s a bit of fun in massive families like mine where aunties can be years younger than their own nephews and b) someone’s aunties probably got one of those genealogy tea towels for Christmas

It’s clearly an American thread eg it says white people don’t want safety nets. It may be so in America, I don’t know as I live in Britain. Same goes for working out who your second cousins are being white supremacist. Maybe in America, if you say so.

family wedding or christening with their new partner. Definitely no hidden agendas.

Correcting Mandami is white supremacist? I’m not American. I just thought they were being ignorant that other cultures even exist. Americans on the internet have form for that. In my family, which is enormous, working out how we’re all related to each other is a bit of fun when someone comes to a