‘I have this condition, and I’m owning it’: HSF’s Samantha Brown on managing mental ill health alongside a legal career

For Mental Health Awareness Week, Samantha Brown, partner and regional head of Herbert Smith Freehill’s employment, pensions, and incentives group, spoke to LB about her own experiences with anxiety and depression, lessons from returning to work after taking time off, and how attitudes and language around mental health have changed …

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Fakenham postman David Neill celebrates 40 years

Forty years later, he is still delivering letters and parcels with a big smile on his face to people in the Fakenham area. Mr Neill has worked in Binham and Bale, as well as in the Fakenham sorting office and the Hindringham round. READ MORE: Museum opens its doors in Dereham for another season …

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Queen Elizabeth and Princess Margaret glow as new mothers in previously unseen photos of the royal family – which also include an ethereal portrait of Kate Middleton

Remarkable unseen photos of Queen Elizabeth and Princess Margaret as young mothers are being unveiled to the public for the very first time. The Royal Portraits: A Century of Photography exhibition, which opens today  at The King’s Gallery in Buckingham Palace, showcases images including the late monarch, her sister, Princess …

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What the papers say: Friday’s front pages

Immigration issues make the headlines in Friday’s papers, with plans to house asylum seekers at a site earmarked to build a prison. The Irish Times leads with their poll which shows people’s views towards immigration are hardening in the lead up to the June elections. The Irish Examiner leads with …

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