Devastated Carrie Fisher's Daughter Moves Out Of Home

Carrie Fisher’s daughter, Billie Lourd,22, was spotted for the first time since Carrie Fisher's death on Tuesday. Lourd (pictured left and right on Wednesday and center with her mother and grandmother), who is also an actress like her mother and grandmother, was spotted minutes before her 84-year-old grandmother took ill. She was photographed moving suitcases from her home in Santa Monica, California at around 12.45pm and was helped by Twilight star Taylor Lautner, who is her rumored boyfriend (pictured together right).

Carrie Fisher’s Mom Dies Two Days After Actress’ Death

Carrie Fisher’s mother, Debbie Reynolds, 84has also died. Debbie who was taken to hospital by ambulance from her son Todd's Beverly Hills home yesterday with a reported stroke died at the hospital.

The actress was planning her daughter Carrie Fisher's funeral before she also passed on.

Fisher died on Tuesday four days after a heart attack on board a flight from London to L.A. She was Reynolds' only daughter.

Edo Executes 3, As Aregbesola Grants Amnesty To 4 Death-Row Inmates

Despite the moratorium on death penalty, which Nigeria signed, the Edo State governor, Mr. Godwin Obaseki, has signed the warrant for the execution of three death-row inmates at Oko Prison, outside Benin, Edo State. The death row inmates, who were executed on December 23, 2016 are Ogbomoro Omoregie, Apostle Igene and Mark Omosowhota.

This came as Governor Rauf Aregbesola of Osun State, yesterday, granted amnesty to four death-row prison inmates in three South West prisons.

Director of Public Prosecutions and Secretary to Osun State Advisory Council on Prerogative of Mercy, Mr Pomade Adeniji, announced the amnesty in a statement in Osogbo.

FG Warns Hospitals Against Detaining Patients Over Bills

The Federal Government has warned against hospitals detaining patients who cannot pay their medical bills, even as it said it would do everything possible to reduce reliance by public officials on foreign hospitals for healthcare services in 2017.

Minister of Health, Professor Isaac Adewole, at a briefing in Abuja, told doctors and hospitals that they did not have any right to detain any patient who could not pay bills.

According to the minister, a more dignified way must be found to treat indigent patients than detaining them over inability to pay bills.

Carrie Fisher's Mum Debbie Reynolds 'Hospitalised With Suspected Stroke'

Carrie Fisher's mum Debbie Reynolds has been rushed to hospital with a suspected stroke, just one day after the death of her daughter.

The 84-year-old actress was at home discussing Carrie's funeral plans with her son Todd Fisher in Beverly Hills when she suffered what TMZ has branded a 'medical emergency'.

It happened just after 1pm local time and emergency services were called to Todd's house.

An ambulance was sent to take Debbie to an emergency room nearby, where she'll be given treatment.

Hospital Gives Women Wrong Sperm During Fertility Treatment

Mistakes at a fertility lab at Utrecht’s UMC teaching hospital may mean the wrong sperm was used to fertilise the eggs of 26 different women, the hospital has admitted.

The likelihood this has actually happened is extremely small but cannot be ruled out, the hospital said in a statement. The mistakes were made between April 2015 and November 2016 and half of the women involved are either pregnant or have given birth.

The eggs from the other 13 women have been frozen for future use. The hospital has informed the couples involved, all of whom will be offered a dna test. The mistakes happened during a test tube baby technique which involves a sperm cell being directly injected into the egg.

Myanmar Men May Face Jail For Not Marrying Pregnant Women

Myanmar's government is drafting a law that could see men jailed for up to seven years for getting a woman pregnant but not marrying her, a senior official said on Wednesday.

The provision is part of tough new legislation designed to strengthen women's rights as the country opens up after half a century of military rule.

Director of the social welfare department Naw Tha Wah said the new law would criminalise domestic violence for the first time and make gang-rape a capital offence.

If passed in parliament, the law would also carry a penalty of up to five years in prison for any man who refuses to marry a woman after they have lived together, and up to seven if she is pregnant.