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Paralyzed British men fight right-to-die case in court

LONDON (Reuters) - Two Paralyzed British men who want to die but cannot kill themselves went to court on Monday seeking protection from prosecution for those who could help them end their lives. Full story

Tasty Easter traditions: Lamb and ham

   Chef Seamus Mullen shows TODAY’s Kathie Lee Gifford and Hoda Kotb how to whip up a delicious spice-crusted lamb and a maple- and cider-glazed ham, perfect for your traditional Easter dinner.

Remembering the reason for the season

   Reverends Gabriel and Jeanette Salguero of the Multicultural Lambs Church in New York City, talk about how to find the true spirit of Christmas and how to incorporate that into your daily life year round.

Cook marinated lamb chop with salsa verde, mushrooms

   Seamus Mullen , chef and owner of Tertulia, shows TODAY’s Kathie Lee and Hoda how to make the perfect lamb chop, topped with roasted mushrooms.

Snowball drinks, small bites for a holiday party

   Peter Callahan, author of “Bite by Bite: 100 stylish little plates you can make for any party,” shares recipes perfect for the holidays, including a white chocolate martini and lollipops in unexpected flavors: mango shrimp, chicken parmesan, and lamb with mint pesto.

How to Keep Your Seasonal Franchise Going Year-Round

Don't let your business grind to a halt when your traditional selling period comes to a close. Full story

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  Spotted dog helps spotted baby lamb

An orphaned spotted lamb in South Australia's Barossa Valley has been adopted by a Dalmatian dog. TODAY.com’s Dara Brown reports.

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Mrva holds a lamb in the bucket of a bulldozer after retrieving it from the attic where he had left his herd to protect them from floods, in Kresice
Mrva holds a lamb in the bucket of a bulldozer after retrieving it from the attic where he had left his herd to protect them from floods, in Kresice

Pavel Mrva holds a lamb in the bucket of a bulldozer after retrieving it from the attic where he had left his herd to protect them from floods, as water levels decreased and allowed residents to return to their homes, in the village of Kresice, near the city of Litomerice June 8, 2013. REUTERS/Petr

Mrva holds a lamb after retrieving it from the attic where he had left his herd to protect them from floods, in Kresice
Mrva holds a lamb after retrieving it from the attic where he had left his herd to protect them from floods, in Kresice

Pavel Mrva holds a lamb after retrieving it from the attic where he had left his herd to protect them from floods, as water levels decreased and allowed residents to return to their homes, in the village of Kresice, near the city of Litomerice June 8, 2013. REUTERS/Petr Josek (CZECH REPUBLIC - Tags

An ethnic Albanian man cooks meat from lambs slaughtered in a yearly ritual to mark St George's Day, in the village of Babaj i Bokes near Djakovica
An ethnic Albanian man cooks meat from lambs slaughtered in a yearly ritual to mark St George's Day, in the village of Babaj i Bokes near Djakovica

An ethnic Albanian man cooks meat from lambs slaughtered in a yearly ritual to mark St George's Day, in the village of Babaj i Bokes near Djakovica, 80km west of Kosovo's capital Pristina, May 6, 2013. Christians observe St George's Day with traditional rituals such as the sacrificing of lambs and

An ethnic Albanian man prepares a fire to cook meat from lambs slaughtered in a yearly ritual to mark St George's Day, in the village of Babaj i Bokes near Djakovica
An ethnic Albanian man prepares a fire to cook meat from lambs slaughtered in a yearly ritual to mark St George's Day, in the village of Babaj i Bokes near Djakovica

An ethnic Albanian man prepares a fire to cook meat from lambs slaughtered in a yearly ritual to mark St George's Day, in the village of Babaj i Bokes near Djakovica, 80km west of Kosovo's capital Pristina, May 6, 2013. People observe St George's Day with traditional rituals such as the sacrificing