2 year old boy found unconscious while hanging from parent's bed in freak accident

A 2 year old boy, Buddy George, from Kirk Hallam, Derbyshire was found unconscious and blue in the face by his mum while hanging from his parent's bed in a freak accident. The toddler had been playing in his parents room and somehow managed to get his neck stuck in their hydraulic "Ottoman-type" bed while his mum was in the bathroom.

His 30 year old terrified mum Charlotte Hames, who left him playing realized he was quiet and called out his name but got no response, so she ran to their bedroom and saw him hanging from the bed and desperately tried to revive him before calling 999 on Monday night.

The mum said:

"I was in the bathroom and thought Buddy had gone quiet so I shouted up to him but got no response. "I had a gut instinct something was wrong so rushed to our bedroom where he'd been playing and found him hanging by his neck from the bed's lifting loop. He was blue in the face and not breathing - I was frantic."

Buddy's father Anthony Ancliff added:

"Charlotte grabbed Buddy and rushed him next door to my uncle's house where they called an ambulance and started trying to revive him.

"Charlotte called me at work saying Buddy had hung himself and wasn't breathing. She was so hysterical I couldn't make out what she was trying to say so I just got off the phone and drove to the hospital in a blind panic."

He was rushed to Queen's Medical Centre in Nottingham by paramedics and kept overnight to make sure he was fine before being allowed home, where he is making a full recovery.

The couple, who also have another son, four-year-old Jesse James, and a daughter of 11 months, Primrose, are now warning parents about the beds, which have bases that hinge upwards to reveal a storage space inside.

Mr Antcliff said:

"Our children mean everything to us and we couldn't imagine carrying on if anything had happened to Buddy. "That's why we want to warn other parents about the potential danger caused by these lifting loops and remove them - don't take the chance. "We don't want anyone else to go through what we've been through this week."

Councillor Dave Allen, cabinet member for health and communities, said:

"It appears Buddy had managed to trigger the lifting process but his slight weight was not enough to prevent the mattress continuing to rise when his neck got caught in the lifting loop and he was pulled upwards. "The strap effectively created a ligature that lifted him off his feet and it is only the fact that his mother found him in time that we are not dealing with a terrible tragedy."

Photo: Christians formed a circle around Muslims as they prayed at the Occupy NASS venue yesterday

Someone shared this interesting pic on Facebook. Protesters yesterday stormed the National Assembly to demand the immediate resignation of the Senate President Bukola Saraki. The protesters made up of various Civil Society Organisations and students also demanded that the federal lawmakers revisit the grey areas identified in the 2016 budget President Buhari.

Photos: Former Kenya First Lady, Lucy Kibaki passes away after long illness

Former First Lady Mama Lucy Kibaki died early Tuesday morning April 26th while undergoing treatment at a London Hospital, just a few days after she was flown there from Nairobi Hospital. She was 76years old. The announcement was made by President Uhuru Kenyatta who sent a message of condolence to the Kibaki family.

"It is with deep sense of sadness and loss that I have learnt of the untimely death of the Former First Lady, Her Excellency Mrs. Lucy Kibaki. She passed away early this morning while undergoing treatment in Bupa Cromwell Hospital in London, " President Uhuru Kenyatta said in the announcement

"Her Excellency has been unwell for the last one month and has been receiving treatment here in Kenya and subsequently in the United Kingdom.

Born in 1940, Mrs Kibaki was Kenya's First Lady from 2002 to 2013. She is survived by her husband, Mwai Kibaki and four children, Judy Wanjiku, Jimmy Kibaki, David Kagai, and Tony Githinji.

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Kate Middleton, Prince William & Prince Harry Wear Teal Headbands in Heartwarming Mental Health PSA

Kate Middleton, husband Prince William and brother-in-law Prince Harry are banding together for a great cause.

The three are spearheading a new campaign titled "Heads Together," in partnership with several charities, in a bid to eliminate stigmas of mental health. In a heartwarming PSA released Sunday, the royals appear with several other people, including children, and wear matching teal headbands that read #HeadsTogether. The other adult stars sport the same, as well as teal jerseys, and run together to promote the cause. Kate, William and Harry clap as they reach their destination.

"Mental health is just as important as physical health," Kate says.

"We can all play our part by talking and listening to each other and helping each other find support," Harry adds. 

The prince is also seen laughing and snapping a photo of his brother with a phone.

"Let's get our heads together and change the conversation on mental health," William says.

The three are also shown laughing and joking around as they pose for photos.

"Can we do a serious one?" Harry asks.

"Do a serious one?" William echoes.

The three then pose, unsmiling, although Kate cannot contain her laughter, which causes her husband to burst into a a hearty one himself.

"No, serious, this is a serious one," he says. "Guys, serious one."

This marks the "biggest single project Their Royal Highnesses have undertaken together," Kensington Palace said in a statement obtained by E! News.

"The Heads Together campaign aims to change the national conversation on mental well-being and will be a partnership with inspiring charities with decades of experience in tackling stigma, raising awareness, and providing vital help for people with mental health challenges," the statement read.

Kate, William and Harry have promoted similar causes before.

In February, the duchess appeared with children in a PSA for Mental Health Week 2016. In March, she and William met with a man who once attempted suicide as part of their participation in efforts to promote mental health care awareness. Harry, who served in the British military in Afghanistan, has also spoken out about the stigmas of mental health, especially with regard to veterans who suffer from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD).

See the wife of Gambian President who ordered women to cover their hair (photo)

Earlier this year, President of the Islamic Republic of Gambia, Yahya Jammeh issued an executive decree ordering female civil servants to cover their hair during work hour. He is pictured here with his wife, First Lady Zeinab Suma Jammeh ...whose hair is not covered!

"All heads of Departments and Agencies are urgently advised to implement this directive and bring it to the attention of their female staff within their line departments and agencies," the memo reads.