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THE prestigious World Indoor Bowls Championships is rolling into a thrilling finale at Potters Resorts!

The open singles finalists have been set for today’s big clash when Robert Paxton takes on Jason Banks.

Scottish star Banks is looking to complete a stunning hat-trick this week, having won both the mixed pairs and the open pairs.

Stewart Anderson had been the firm favourite to win the open singles title once again this year after he picked up the iconic award for a third time in 2024, but he was knocked out in the quarter-finals by David Gourlay.

While Ian Bond defeated Billy Jackson to pick up the invitational Masters title.

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THE CIA now believes the virus responsible for the COVID-19 pandemic most likely originated from a Wuhan lab after years of denial under Biden’s administration.

An assessment released Saturday now points the finger at China even while acknowledging that the spy agency has low confidence in its own conclusion.

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Covid most likely leaked from a Wuhan lab, the CIA has said[/caption]

The finding is not the result of any new intelligence, and the report was completed at the behest of the Biden administration and former CIA Director William Burns.

It was declassified and released Saturday on the orders of President Donald Trump’s pick to lead the agency, John Ratcliffe, who was sworn in Thursday as director.

The nuanced finding suggests the agency believes the totality of evidence makes a lab origin more likely than a natural origin.

But the agency’s assessment assigns a low degree of confidence to this conclusion, suggesting the evidence is deficient, inconclusive or contradictory.

Earlier reports on the origins of COVID-19 have split over whether the coronavirus emerged from a Chinese lab, potentially by mistake, or whether it arose naturally.

The new assessment is not likely to settle the debate. In fact, intelligence officials say it may never be resolved, due to a lack of cooperation from Chinese authorities.

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HOLDING her breath Trish Hinde creeps quietly past her father’s bedroom. 

Pressing herself against the wall, the then six-year-old pretended to be a butterfly, or a ladybird, melting into the pattern on the wallpaper. 

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For if her father heard her footsteps, or even sensed her breathing, she would be ordered into his room for an almost daily ritual of sickening sexual abuse.

Gerard King was jailed three years ago for raping and sexually abusing Trish, now 37, throughout her childhood. 

And now the brave mum of four has written a book; ‘Not My Fault’ which tells the story of her journey through horrific trauma, to the happiness and stability she enjoys today.

Trish, from Manchester, says: “My father would always tell me the abuse wasn’t his fault, that he was simply made that way. 

“So I thought it must be my fault, instead.  I grew up believing that I was responsible. 

“Now at last I understand none of this was my fault and the shame all belongs to him. 

“I am so proud that I’ve broken the cycle, and my children will grow up in a safe and loving home.” 

The abuse began when Trish was just six years old, with King calling her into his bedroom as she made her way downstairs.

She says: “I had no idea what the abuse  was, but I just knew I hated it. 

“Afterwards, he would fall asleep with his arm clamped over me and I had to wriggle out, without waking him. 

“Even to this day, I can’t bear to have an arm over me, even from my own husband. I feel trapped.”

When Trish was seven, her father kept her off school and raped her in the living room.

She says: “I felt so afraid and confused. 

“I lived in a noisy, busy house, I had five older siblings and we had lots of pets. But I was completely isolated. I had nowhere to turn.”

Alone and scared, Trish internalised her trauma and later that year, she began suffering from violent seizures. 

Her father took responsibility for her epilepsy care, even abusing her on hospital visits.

Medical records also suggest Trish’s father exaggerated her symptoms.

Trish says: “Dad made out I was ill, when much of the time I wasn’t. Perhaps he did it for financial gain, for benefits. 

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“Or maybe he did it to discredit me, so if I spoke out about the abuse, he could say I was unwell or unreliable. 

“I certainly had seizures but I now feel they were probably stress-related, and caused by the abuse. 

“I was stuck in the situation where the person responsible for my seizures was the one in charge of my care.

“On the way home from an appointment, he stopped the car and abused me in public. I was powerless to even speak out against him. 

“Each time he’d remind me it wasn’t his fault, and he’d tell me he was scared of going to prison, which made me worry for him.”

With nobody to confide in, Trish turned to her pets for comfort. She confided in her dog, Tyson, her two Guinea pigs, three rabbits and two hamsters.

She says: “Tyson was my best friend. I told him everything. My other pets lived in the garden shed and I spent hours feeding them clover and giving them cuddles.

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“My guinea pigs had three babies, and I adored them. They were so cute.”

But when Trish was nine years old, she went out to the shed one morning to find her one of her guinea pigs was dead.

She says: “I ran back into the house, screaming. The guinea pig was cold and looked as though it had been sliced into pieces.

“There was a lock on the shed, and no sign of a break-in. At first, I thought one of the other animals had attacked him, but he was in a cage on his own.”

A couple of days later, Trish found another guinea pig dead, and then a rabbit. The deaths became a sinister pattern, one or two bodies every week, until all of her pets had gone.

She says: “Each morning, I went outside hardly daring to look in the cages, to see which one was dead. One by one, they were all killed, sliced up in the same way.

“I hated going into the shed, I was terrified of what I might find, but I couldn’t leave the others without food. It was like there was a serial killer, stalking my pets. I even worried they might kill me too.

“They met a very cruel and brutal end, and it has lived with me right through my life.”

Soon after her last pet was killed when Trish was nine, her father was jailed for the sexual abuse of another child.

She says: “By now, I was starting to work out that it had happened to me too. 

“I wanted to shout it at the top of my voice, but I was too afraid, and despite myself, I felt sorry for him. 

“He was still my father.”

With her father in prison, and her mother working long hours, Trish watched helplessly as bailiffs carried away family possessions.

Trish says: “I got used to hiding under the table with my dog, Tyson, when the bailiffs came. They took away the microwave and the telly, we had so little left. “

With her father gone, the sexual abuse stopped, and Trish’s seizures also miraculously vanished.

In her early teens, she began skipping school and became recklessly promiscuous, often finding herself in danger. 

Without realising, she became a victim of Child Sexual Exploitation.

She says: “I’d skip school and meet men, often much older than I was, and go back to their houses to drink vodka and hang out. I went out clubbing in my early teens. 

“I suppose I was looking for affection and attention, and that was the only way I knew. 

“I had no idea I was being groomed or exploited. Aged 14, I had a boyfriend in his mid 30’s. I was really out of my depth.”

She says she reported her childhood abuse many times, in a letter to social workers, in an essay she wrote at school and to a therapist. 

But, despite her father being jailed for abusing another child, she says her complaint never went any further.

Trish says: “Each time, nothing was done, and I began to suspect it was my fault, after all. I lost faith in the system.”

Trish became suicidal and despairing. Her relationships seemed doomed because she had damaging flashbacks and her seizures returned whenever she became intimate. 

The memory of her father’s arm, pinning her to the bed, was so powerful that it triggered her epilepsy.

The one man who should have loved and protected me, instead tried to destroy me

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But in 2014, she met her husband, Craig Hinde, now 39, who works in banking. 

They now have four children, Jacob, now eight, Oscar, seven, Jessica, five, and one year old Ohana, and Trish credits her husband and children for turning her life around.

Trish was at first overly protective of her children and did not like her husband looking after their daughter.

She says: “Craig is a wonderful father, I knew the problem was with me, not him. 

“But I could not trust anyone with my daughter. I saw all men as a threat.” 

Realising her past history was damaging her marriage, she decided to go to the police.

In April 2022, Gerard King, 59, was convicted of rape, indecent assault and indecency with a child at Chester Crown Court. He was jailed for 16 years. 

Trish maintains the court case and conviction were not important to her. 

She says: “What mattered was that someone listened to me. Someone believed me, after 25 years. That means everything.”

Trish has written a book about her experiences, called: ‘Not My Fault’ published by Mirrorbooks. 

She says: “I never want to see my father ever again. 

“The one man who should have loved and protected me, instead tried to destroy me.

“I no longer feel guilty that he is in jail because I’ve finally realised it is precisely where he belongs.

“And if being in prison scares him, he has only himself to blame. 

“I have learned, after 30 years of holding myself responsible, that none of this is my fault.”

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A WOMAN who became known worldwide for becoming an ‘Octomum’ in 2009 has shared an update as her children turn 16.

Nadya Suleman had six children at the time, conceived by IVF, but decided to have one more.

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Her doctor assumed the 12 embryos she had left were unlikely to survive, so suggested she implant the whole dozen; however, eight of the 12 stuck, and she gave birth to them in 2009 – leading her to be called ‘Octomum’.

Now 49, the mum-of-14’s family has grown even more as her son welcomed a baby girl last August.

Nadya recently took to Instagram to update fans on the family as her IVF octuplets turn 16 this month.

In addition to her octuplets Noah, Maliyah, Isaiah, Nariyah, Makai, Josiah, Jeremiah and Jonah, Nadya is mother to Elijah, 23, Amerah, 22, Joshua, 21, Aidan, 18, and 17-year-old twins Caleb and Calyssa, all of whom were conceived through IVF.

“Healthy, fit family,” she wrote in an Instagram post, alongside photos of her and her kids spending time in the gym, “staying strong and thriving together.”

The single mother left people outraged when she gave birth to the children, with many wondering how she would provide for them.

In 2012, the backlash only grew when she turned to pornography, stripping, and selling nude photos to support herself and her family.

Nadya has since changed her name to Natalie and shares rare updates of her family with fans these days as she opens up about how public attention became difficult to cope with.

“I was pretending to be a fake, a caricature, which is something I’m not, and I was doing it out of desperation and scarcity so I could provide for my family,” she told the New York Times in 2018. “I’ve been hiding from the real world all my life.”

She admitted her quick rise to fame caused her to suffer from PTSD.

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“I would take whatever I could back in the days, and I would let them in,” she said of the influx of reporters that reached out to her at the time.

“I was spiraling down a dark hole. There were no healthy opportunities for Octomom.”

“I was doing what I was told to do and saying what I was told to say,” she continued.

“When you’re pretending to be something you’re not, at least for me, you end up falling on your face.”

In 2013 Nadya decided to stop sex work and has reflected on the difficult period in her life.

Speaking to Sunday Night reporter Angela Cox in 2020, she said: “I think I was young, dumb, irresponsible, reckless.”

In another interview, she spoke about her past and her regrets at some of the choices she made.

She said: “Some of the things that I have done – of course that I’m ashamed of in the past – was just to put food on the table and just to take care of my family.

“My kids get embarrassed because their friends sometimes will say ‘My mum said your mum’s a stripper’.”

On top of the stress of the public attention, Nadya has suffered physical issues from carrying eight children at one time.

She said: “My back is broken because of the last pregnancy.

“Four out of the five discs in my lumbar spine are ruptured, herniated fully. And I have irreparable sacral damage. And I have peripheral neuropathy.

“I haven’t felt my toes on my foot on the right side for many years, and my fingers are numb all the time every day. The pregnancy caused it all.”