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    Teen suffers life changing injury after Barry Island attack A 17 year old boy from Cardiff has had his leg amputated after being stabbed during an incident at Barry Island on 25 May. Police confirmed the injury turned out to be far more serious than doctors first believed. Emergency treatment and critical condition The teenager was rushed to the University Hospital of Wales in Cardiff, where he received urgent care. Medical staff initially did not expect the injury to be life threatening or permanently disabling. His condition later worsened, leading to the decision to amputate his leg. Police investigation continues South Wales Police said the teenager remains in critical care support during recovery. Officers are reviewing hundreds of hours of CCTV footage from the area and are also working to identify and speak with witnesses who may have seen what happened. Suspect released on bail An 18 year old man from Cardiff was arrested on suspicion of causing serious harm with intent. He has been released on bail while police continue their enquiries. Family receiving support Investigating officers described the situation as deeply distressing for the victim and his family. A specially trained family liaison officer has been assigned to support them during this difficult time.
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Katie Price Transforms for Role in Spoof Film Amid Health Concerns

Katie Price stuns fans with a bold transformation for her role in Jackie The Stripper, revealing a striking new look amid health updates.

Last updated: 2025/12/01 at 10:17 PM
Published December 1, 2025
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Katie Price stunned fans with a dramatic new look while filming her latest movie, revealing updates on her health. The 47-year-old former glamour model embraced a bold transformation for her role as Lisa in Michael Head’s upcoming spoof, Jackie The Stripper.

On set, Katie dazzled in a blonde wig, a low-cut corset, sheer tights, and black heels. She added a striking black eye mask and a bright red megaphone, completing her eye-catching ensemble.

Katie shares the screen with Pussycat Dolls’ Kimberley Wyatt, 43, and TOWIE star Chloe Meadows, 32, while Charlotte Kirk, 33, plays the lead as Jackie. The film is set in London’s Whitechapel district in 1888, following Jackie/Lottie as she battles the notorious Jack The Ripper, who leads a secretive group called The Court. The character John Grey, played by Webster, vows to stand against the ruthless tyranny and violence left in the Court’s wake.

Katie’s transformation and dedication to the role mark another exciting chapter in her career, even amid ongoing health struggles.

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