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Since first embarking on her whirlwind romance with on/off fiancé Carl Woods in 2020, mum-of-five Katie Price has been adamant that she’ll do anything to welcome a sixth child. And last week, despite both her and Carl – who spent last year jetting off on “baby-making holidays”, underwent IVF treatment and revealed they would also consider surrogacy – currently going through trials in court for separate charges, broody Katie was already “online shopping” for her “baby”. Commenting on an Instagram picture posted by Billie Faiers of her new pushchair range, Katie, 43, wrote, “Yes, when I have a baby this is the pram”. Her post comes after it was revealed she and Essex car dealer Carl, 33, had reunited last fortnight – just weeks after splitting when it was reported he had accused…

They left the UK in 2020 to live in the Hollywood Hills, rub shoulders with A-listers and immerse themselves into new showbiz careers. But two years on from their departure, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have little to show for it – and were last week dealt another blow when it emerged that one of Meghan’s Netflix projects had been cancelled. After stepping down as senior royals and promising to “work to become financially independent”, the couple – who share three-year-old Archie and Lilibet, who turns one next month – established their new life, moving into an £11m Montecito mansion and signing lucrative deals with some of the world’s largest media giants. LACK OF CONTENT They signed a £71m contract with Netflix and another worth £18m with Spotify to produce content under their…

Her legal battle with Rebekah Vardy has raged on for more than three years and comes to a head imminently, with the pair due to come face to face in court this week. And sources close to the 35 year old tell Closer that, despite feeling confident of a win, Coleen has mixed emotions about heading to High Court. The source says, “Coleen will walk into court every day with her head held high, but she’s nervous and anxious about the whole process. She hoped it could be settled to avoid the stress on her family. It’s been a tough journey, but ultimately she has no regrets and has no doubt that she’s doing the right thing in calling Becky out for what she’s done. INTRUSION “This is about right and wrong and Coleen…

After the death of their baby daughter Kate in 2009, heartbroken parents, Richard Stanton and Rhiannon Davies, campaigned to uncover the medical failures in the hospital system that led to the tragedy. Their campaign contributed to the Ockenden Report – published in March, and centred on the Shrewsbury and Telford NHS Trust where Kate was born – which investigated 1,486 maternity care cases between 1973 to 2020. Horrifyingly, investigator Donna Ockenden found that 201 babies and nine mothers could still be alive if the NHS Trust had provided better care, including acting on the concerns of those giving birth and allowing caesarean sections earlier in labour, instead of pursuing a “natural” birth. Rhiannon described the report as a “huge milestone” and said, “All we ever wanted was to understand why Kate…

• As a pregnant person, you have the right to make your own decisions about your body, and health professionals must ask if you agree to any medical treatment. • You can choose where you give birth – whether that be in hospital, at home or a birthing centre. • If you ask for a C-section – even if your doctor or midwife doesn’t think you need one – this is called a maternal request caesarean birth, and should be taken seriously by medical staff. • Healthcare providers should only say “no” to your choices if they feel they cannot safely give you the care that you want. • For more information on your rights and support, visit birthrights.org.uk…