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It's sexist to tell pregnant women not to drink, says expert | Mail Online

Telling pregnant women not to drink is 'sexist' and ' ethically dubious', a medical legal expert has warned. ...uh huh

30-stone mother feeds baby triplets junk food diet... and admits they had first McDonald's at just six months | Mail Online

Classy...really, poor kids!

Mind how you go: The amazing wheelchair... controlled by the power of thought | Mail Online

Quality, but don't understand why his eyes are blanked out. Clearly anonimity is key!

Leslie

Those poor children don't have much of a chance!

Les

SteveScooby

iTrader: (2)

"She receives total benefits of £227 a week - £140 tax credit, £42 child benefit and £45 family allowance "

That's exactly why scum like this don't get a job. The benefit rate is better than the minimum wage.

The Zohan

Good money of you can get it!

Poor kids, what chance do they stand with parents like this - this is what should have been a priority and tackled 12 years ago - all linked in with educshun, policing and criminal activities and the things NL told us they would tackle - to busy sorting out second home and lining their nests to either care or bother no doubt!
her money should be managed for her with food coupons only redeemable for healthy food or at a supermarket, not maccyd's or any fast food outlets.!

Timwinner

iTrader: (3)

This is the sensible approach, however we do not live in a country were the sensible advice is an option.
She should have food dropped off every week with a tiny budget for extras.
She should have to do a back to work program
Her children should be on the "at risk" register
She should be made to exercise until she is at a weight that wont cost the tax payers fortunes in the future.
She should have tests to make sure she is not smoking whilst on long term benefit, you wanna smoke.... get a job.

MJW

Nothing like a Daily Mail article to get the masses foaming at the mouth !

The Zohan

The 'masses' you refer to are often paying tax and NI, getting squeezed financially but still stick at it and work.

MJW

I was referring to the Daily Mail readership ..