内容摘要："I thought she would be gone for just three or four days and then come back, a simple treatment and she'd return," he recalled. "But I was shocked that it dragged on and took so long…and eventually I realised that her condition is very serious and difficult."

"I thought she would be gone for just three or four days and then come back, a simple treatment and she'd return," he recalled. "But I was shocked that it dragged on and took so long…and eventually I realised that her condition is very serious and difficult."

Rayner's department secured £39bn across 10 years for social housing in England.Reeves said the "spending power" of police forces would rise by 2.3% by 2029 - which is likely to include money from council tax bills - and pledged to end the use of hotels to accommodate asylum seekers by the end of the Parliament, expected in 2029.

The NHS budget increased by 3% per year across three years for day-to-day running costs.Many departments have lost out, including the Foreign Office which loses 6.9% a year, mainly in aid spending; Transport, which loses 5% a year over the next three years, and the Environment department which loses 2.7%.Other policies announced ahead of the spending review include £86bn for science and technology projects, £15bn for transport and an expansion of the number of children receiving free school meals at a cost of £1bn.

Everyone needed a lie down after two intense French Open finals.When Coco Gauff and Carlos Alcaraz both fell flat on the court after winning the respective Roland Garros singles titles, it summed up a chaotic conclusion to a thrilling tournament.

It was a French Open that delivered the lot - and whets the appetite for the Wimbledon, which is just around the corner.

Recent editions of the clay-court Grand Slam tournament have been rather predictable.It follows a report from the IAEA last week which criticised Iran's "general lack of co-operation" and said it had enough uranium enriched to 60% purity, near weapons grade, to potentially make nine nuclear bombs.

Iran insists its nuclear activities are entirely peaceful and that it would never seek to develop or acquire nuclear weapons.Under a landmark 2015 deal with six world powers, Iran agreed to limit its nuclear activities and allow continuous and robust monitoring by the IAEA's inspectors in return for relief from crippling economic sanctions.

Iran also committed to help the IAEA resolve outstanding questions about the declarations under its Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) Safeguards Agreement.However, US President Donald Trump abandoned the agreement during his first term in 2018, saying it did too little to stop a pathway to a bomb, and reinstated US sanctions.