In the UK, the British Toxicology Society noted that approximately two-thirds of cases of childhood accidental medication poisoning are from medications not intended for children’s use, “often either their parent’s or grandparent’s medications”. The issue, known as ‘granny syndrome’ or ‘granny’s purse syndrome’ (because medication is often stored in granny’s handbag or purse), could be easily avoided by having a simple conversation when you visit grandparents, or they visit you. AdvertisementDr Martin also advises not taking medication in front of children because they “want to mimic what adults do”. If your child has accidentally taken medicationIf you think your child might have accidentally taken medication, call 999 or go to A&E. The NHS advises taking some of the pills or packaging to hospital to show doctors, so they know what they’re dealing with.

The effort required significant time and personnel resources from the Justice Department, pulling top prosecutors from D.C., Florida and New York to review the files. The Justice Department has redacted the files for any information that could identify a victim, he said. Blanche attempted to bat down conspiracy theories Friday and said that there was no classified material in the Epstein files. On Friday, Rep. Robert Garcia (California), the top Democrat on the House Oversight Committee, reiterated that the Justice Department had already defied the committee’s Aug. 5 subpoena. Unlike the Epstein Files Transparency Act, which allows for redactions, the subpoena requires Attorney General Pam Bondi to release the full, unredacted Epstein files to the committee, including any classified materials and information tied to ongoing investigations.

Activist speaks out after getting arrested in Minnesota church Nekima Levy Armstrong, who was arrested in connection with a protest at a church in St. Paul, Minn., discusses the arrest of Don Lemon. Armstrong is out of custody and faces charges.

(Photo by Jeremy Hogan/The Bloomingtonian)BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA — JANUARY 30: Protesters at City Hall march for the removal of Flock Cameras, and against ICE, on January 30, 2026 in Bloomington, Indiana. (Photo by Jeremy Hogan/The Bloomingtonian)BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA — JANUARY 30: Protesters at City Hall rally for the removal of Flock Cameras, and against ICE, on January 30, 2026 in Bloomington, Indiana. (Photo by Jeremy Hogan/The Bloomingtonian)BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA — JANUARY 30: Protesters at City Hall rally for the removal of Flock Cameras, and against ICE, on January 30, 2026 in Bloomington, Indiana. (Kerry Thomson is the mayor of Bloomington) after a really at City Hall for the removal of Flock Cameras, and against ICE, on January 30, 2026 in Bloomington, Indiana. (Photo by Jeremy Hogan/The Bloomingtonian)BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA — JANUARY 30: Protesters at City Hall rally for the removal of Flock Cameras, and against ICE, on January 30, 2026 in Bloomington, Indiana.

Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche said at a news conference the Justice Department has now completed its review of the files and that the White House had “no oversight” of the process. US Department of JusticeThe Justice Department laid out a list of Jeffrey Epstein’s potential co-conspirators as part of its investigation into Epstein, but documents released Friday redacted several figures who were part of his inner circle. Reyes “told (Epstein) ‘don’t hang yourself up in my cell. The newly released documents also contain dozens of Maxwell’s financial records. Justice Department letter to Congress describes Epstein files review and redactionsFrom CNN’s Annie GrayerThe Justice Department outlined in a letter to Congress how it conducted its review of the Jeffrey Epstein files and provided more specifics on what was redacted in the more than 3 million pages released on Friday.

Jim Grelle, the 1959 NCAA Mile champion from Oregon, won the Wanamaker Mile in 4:06.4, and Tom Murphy won his 2nd Millrose 880y. (Attendance-17,076)NY Times Coverage1971–Lee Evans equaled his World Record of 54.4 for 500-yards on the 220y-banked track in Pocatello, Idaho. Front-running Paul Cummings won the Wanamaker Mile and set a Meet Record of 3:57.6. Joni Huntley set a Meet Record of 6-2 ½ (1.89) in the Women’s High Jump. Australia’s Steve Hooker set a meet record of 19-8 ½ (6.01) in the Pole Vault, then had 3 unsuccessful attempts at the World Record height of 20-2 ½ (6.16).

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Graham, whose phone metadata was collected by the Department of Justice, helped pass the law last year. The House of Representatives voted unanimously to repeal it this month and attached the provision to the government funding proposal. AdvertisementIn an angry speech on the Senate floor, Graham addressed House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) Advertisement“I just want a vote,” Graham said. Sen. Thom Tillis (R-N.C.) said he understood Graham’s frustration with the Smith investigation, but said Republicans would be rightfully blamed for shutting down the government if they don’t move the funding bill.

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The physical fatigue that shattered my strength was as real as the tuning fork doctors used during neurological exams. The moment still replays in my mind two decades later, and I’m not sure I can ever erase it. When I reached the exam room, I was jittery and weak; my MS symptoms worsen under stress. I stifle my emotions as best I can so that doctors don’t assume symptoms stem from mental health struggles. “I’m done telling my story until the doctor comes in.”I’d been broken by the trauma, but I’d also gained a voice.

The escalation of violence in relation to the Minneapolis ICE protests suggests that more violence may well occur. I have noted many social posts stating that the killings of Renee Good and Alex Pretti were deserved because they were agitators, if not domestic terrorists. As our Board of Regents President, Sherry Bates, said in relation to Charlie Kirk’s death: “Posts like the ones we saw last week are offensive, inappropriate, and above all, unacceptable. It spreads like wildfire, it infects for generations and it destroys those exposed to its poison, as well as those it infects. Thank you for the time you took to read this letter, and for any consideration you might give to my request.