内容摘要：Ms Dane described it as an emerging global public health issue and called for more recognition.

Ms Dane described it as an emerging global public health issue and called for more recognition.

TelevisionSoap operaBBCEastEndersRelatedReality TV star Kim Woodburn.and I'm thrilled to welcome her back to Walford.

Zoe Slater returns to EastEnders after 20-year gapBBC/Jack BarnesZoe Slater has not been seen on the soap since she left in 2005Actress Michelle Ryan has returned to play Zoe Slater in EastEnders after being away from the soap for 20 years.The character is best remembered for the 2001 cliffhanger in which she screamed at her sister Kat Slater you ain't my mother! who fired back with the iconic twist: Yes I am.I can't say too much as there is a lot of drama to come.

In October 2001 Zoe learnt the woman she believed to be her sister was actually her motherAfter leaving the soap in 2005.I'd already been thinking about a return because I'd met up with Kacey Ainsworth and Kim Medcalf and we were reminiscing our fond memories of the show.

a slightly larger audience had tuned in to both Emmerdale and Coronation Street on ITV.

It is the first episode produced by the show's new executive producer Ben Wadey who said the character was on his wish-list of returnees before stepping into the role.Stories like thisWoman who lost both her children now helping othersThe personal trainer giving clients confidenceWomen with learning disabilities star in menopause filmFilm about neurodivergency tackles 'assumptions' Related internet linksSuffolk Artlink - Brave Art programmeArtFundraisingCerebral PalsyBury St EdmundsRelatedTurner art exhibition to open at Petworth House16 mins agoSussexSerpents to saints: The fascinating journey of India's spiritual art 9 hrs agoAsiaNew home sought for Bossy the 8ft bunny1 day agoNorfolkMore from the BBC20 hrs agoParish Walk veterans praise 'addictive' eventParish Walk veterans have been describing the 85-mile challenge's appeal ahead of the 2025 event.

She's going to go in a special wheelchair and a lovely man is going to pull her to the top.With each new piece she adds new ways of working.

means a lot to her.ContributedMs Donovan said she felt nervous prior to her climb on Wednesday morningMs Donovan's support worker Kayleigh Jennings was a part of the team climbing with her.