This weekend on Hallmark Movies and Mysteries, viewers will get to see the beauty of coastal Britain in The Presence of Love, a new romantic drama starring Eloise Mumford and Julian Morris. The movie was filmed on location in Cornwall, a region in the South West of England. Mumford posted photos of the countryside to her Instagram page, telling fans what a great experience she had. “filming in England these last few weeks has been the wildest ride,” she wrote.

Islamabad, Pakistan – A sick daughter, growing debt and skyrocketing inflation reaching record levels – faced with a situation like this, Sakina Bibi had to make some tough decisions. “My daughter Sana was recently diagnosed with cancer. I don’t have enough money to get her treated as well as send my son Ali to school. So, I took him out of school, and now he stays at home and looks after his sister, while I do whatever I can,” said the 52-year-old, a maid in Islamabad.

Seeing fresh talents flourishing in the Hollywood sector is always a refreshing sight, and one of those young talents is lovely Mackenzie Lintz. In Under the Dome, where she performs Norrie Calvert-Hill, she is renowned for her work. In this article, we have collected all the information about Mackenzie Lintz; keep scrolling down! But before, here are some interesting facts about Mackenzie Lintz. Mackenzie Lintz: Quick Facts Full Name: Mackenzie Lintz Age: 22 years Birth Date: November 22, 1996 Horoscope: Sagittarius Birth Place: California, USA Height: 5 feet 8 inches (1.

A tearful mother has opened up about the moment her daughter was fatally struck on a pedestrian crossing, and shared her fury that the driver escaped a conviction. Taylor Maddock, 27, and her daughter Alannah Sobolewski, 5, were hit by a Toyota Tarago while on the marked crossing in Plumpton, Sydney's north-west, at 7.15pm on March 17, 2021. They had just fetched the evening's dinner, a Domino's pizza, and were making the short walk home to eat.

Honduras This article is more than 2 years oldUN rapporteur ‘appalled’ by convictions for Honduran environmentalists who opposed open-pit mineThis article is more than 2 years oldLegal and human rights experts condemn decision to find six activists guilty of crimes against mining company Six Honduran environmentalists have been found guilty of crimes against a mining company, in a case widely condemned by legal and human rights experts. The activists, from the small community of Guapinol, have been held in pre-trial detention for two and a half years after opposing an iron oxide mine which has polluted rivers relied upon by thousands of people.