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  NHS nurse says finding lost engagement ring will give her ‘strength’ in fight against coronavirus

  An NHS nurse has said that finding her engagement ring after it went missing two years ago has given her “strength” in her fight against coronavirus.Alison Brown lost her ring while hanging washing out to dry in her garden in Kent, leaving her “absolutely heartbroken”, according to her husband, Steve.

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  NHS nurse reveals her joy at finding engagement ring lost for two and a half years

  The nurse says the timely find will help give her "strength and positivity" while treating patients for coronavirus.

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  NHS nurse finds engagement ring in garden after two-and-a-half years

  'Finding my ring today has given me even more strength and positivity,' said Alison Brown.

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  Female army veterans pushed into homelessness and destitution by ‘abysmal’ pensions rules

  Women who served in the army are being pushed into homelessness and destitution due to “abysmal” rules which stop women getting army pensions, the Women’s Royal Army Corps Association has warned.Females were forced to leave the army if they fell pregnant and barred from returning until 1990. Such rules meant many women who served in the army now do not receive pensions because soldiers had to serve a full 22 years before they qualified for an army pension, while officers had to serve for 16 year

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  Students Raised $6k For Starbucks Worker To Say Thank You For Her Constant Support

  Students at the University of Kentucky have raised more than $6,000 this Christmas for a woman who works in the Starbucks on campus. Almost 600 people donated to an online fund for the coffee shop employee known as Mrs Tammy, who has worked at the college for 15 years. Alison Brown, who studies at the university, organised the surprise to repay Mrs Tammy for the kindness and support she had shown students over the years.

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