PUBLISHED: 13:46 05 April 2019 | UPDATED: 13:50 05 April 2019 Amy Gibbons Jamie Stevens (left) and Freddie Taylor (right) are believed to be in the Braintree area of Essex Picture: SUFFOLK POLICE SUFFOLK POLICE The mother of a Felixstowe teenager who is believed to be missing with another boy from Bury St Edmunds has appealed for her son to come home. Angela Stevens, mother of 14-year-old Jamie, said she was “still worrying” about her son, who was last seen at Bury St Edmunds train station at 10am on April 1.Jamie, from Felixstowe, is thought to be with 15-year-old Freddie Taylor, another missing boy from Bury St Edmunds.It was initially believed the pair may be together in London, but they are now thought to be in the Braintree area of Essex. They also have links to Tiverton in Devon and Yeovil in Somerset.Appealing for her son to “just come home,” Ms Stevens said she had “no idea” why he had disappeared.“It is … [Read more...] about ‘Just come home’ – Mum of missing teen pleads for his safe return
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‘Just come back’ Plea for missing dad who left in ‘agitated’ state to come home
The father of a six-month-old baby recovering from open heart surgery has been urged to come home by his partner after he vanished four days ago. Ross Taylor, 30, was last seen leaving his house at noon on Sunday in an “agitated” state. His partner Laura D’Arcy made an emotional appeal yesterday for his return as she cradled their infant son Lewis in her arms. She said: “If Ross can somehow hear this, we love you and miss you so much and we need you back safe. “Please just come back to us. You know how much Lewis needs you.” Lewis underwent surgery in January after being born with defects to his heart. He still needs regular checks in hospital as his recovery continues. Police said his son’s health problems have been “traumatic” for Ross, who left home with no cash or phone. Ross, a meter reader for electricity firm SSE, lives with Laura, Lewis and his two step-children, Liam, eight, and Jessica, six, in Mayfield, Midlothian. Laura, … [Read more...] about ‘Just come back’ Plea for missing dad who left in ‘agitated’ state to come home
‘Just coming to terms with my new normal’
The 'Lip Sync Battle' star - who has two-year-old Luna and 10-month-old Miles with husband John Legend - has insisted that she could never lose the "last bit" of weight after she gave birth to her son last year because she "loves food too much". The star wrote: 'How do you eat like this??' - basically I am 20 pounds heavier than I was before miles. he's 10 months old, I never lost the last bit because I just love food too much. Just coming to terms with my new normal, when I had this certain number for so long! (sic)" And the Sports Illustrated model would rather be heavier now than experience what she did after having Luna, as though she was the "thinnest she's ever been" then, she also suffered from postpartum depression. She added: "The thinnest I've ever been was right after Luna. Postpartum depression. I'LL TAKE THESE POUNDS AND THIS FEELING! (sic)" Chrissy previously admitted she feels sexier now she's had a baby and thinks her figure is much more "feminine" since she gave birth. … [Read more...] about ‘Just coming to terms with my new normal’
Doncaster Rovers: ‘Just come back to earth a little bit’ – Grant McCann’s warning that nothing has been achieved yet
Grant McCann has issued a stark warning that Doncaster Rovers have achieved nothing yet in their battle for a top six finish. Rovers are in a promising position, sitting in the final play-off berth with a two point cushion and a game in hand.But with 13 games remaining, McCann insists nothing can be taken for granted in the promotion race."I'm pleased with where we are but we've done nothing yet," he said."It's very easy to think we're doing well, we're in sixth place, and everyone is above their station."Just come back down to earth a little bit."I think everyone needs to realise there is a long way to go."There is no one getting over-hyped about the position we're sitting in."We're calm in the building, at the training ground. Everybody knows the task we've got to do to get anywhere near the top teams in the league."That is our only focus."Despite his sobering message, McCann feels it is not one he needs to reiterate to his players, who he is confident are remaining focused on the … [Read more...] about Doncaster Rovers: ‘Just come back to earth a little bit’ – Grant McCann’s warning that nothing has been achieved yet
“We are just coming up short” in the big games, says Knaresborough Town boss
Knaresborough Town manager Paul Stansfield didn't think his players did too much wrong during Saturday's defeat to title rivals Penistone Church. The Manse Lane outfit have been in excellent form since their promotion to the NCEL Premier Division at the end of last season, emerging as genuine contenders for a top-two finish.They have however ended up on the losing side each time they have encountered the league's top two - leaders Yorkshire Amateur and second-placed Penistone - leaving them seven points adrift of the summit after 22 matches."The margins are very fine, but we are just coming up short against the top teams," said Stansfield, reflecting on a 3-1 loss in South Yorkshire."It was very tight on Saturday, just as it was against the Ammas and last time we played Penistone. They're both really good sides but we could easily have won all three games."We played very well at the weekend. The lads responded brilliantly to conceding early on and we didn't want half-time to come as we … [Read more...] about “We are just coming up short” in the big games, says Knaresborough Town boss