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A LITTLE girl was just moments away from being burned after her microwavable heat-pouch monkey suddenly burst into flames.Seven-year-old Lacie Taylor, from Leeds, was getting ready for bed but luckily discarded the heat-pouch on the stairs complaining it smelt strange .3 The microwavable item is designed to be a safer alternative to a hot water bottleCredit: GuzelianMoments after placing it down on the carpeted landing, the pouch set alight.The terrified child ran to her parents in tears as the pouch continued to burn through their carpet.Lacie s mother, Daniella, feels her child had a lucky escape that night.Daniella said: You never expect something which is aimed at kids to be so dangerous. My daughter took it up to bed and about half an hour later she came downstairs crying saying the monkey was on fire. She said the monkey had smelt funny so had thrown it on to the landing around 15 minutes prior to this. We ran up the stairs t
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ALL pregnant women should be tested for coronavirus before giving birth, experts have said.
salomon It comes after new research found that one in eight women who had shown no symptoms of Covid-19 tested positive when they were admitted for delivery.鈿狅笍 Read our coronavirus live blog for the latest news updates One in eight women who had shown no symptoms of Covid-19 tested positive when they were admitted for delivery, new research has shownCredit: Getty - ContributorResearchers who carried out the study said that, based on their findings, every expectant mother should be tested before coming into hospitals to give birth.The team from Columbia University Irving Medical Center a
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