Jenny Carruthers knows starkly the agonising death that may await her. Ten years ago, the mother of three’s partner died at home in terrible pain from terminal bone cancer. Now, Jenny has been told she, too, faces the same.
Her partner, Gypie Mayo, had enjoyed fame playing guitar with rock bands such as Dr Feelgood and The Yardbirds.
He was diagnosed first with liver cancer in 2010 when he was 60. He had surgery and chemotherapy, but in December 2012
A pilot who had previous taken magic mushrooms who nearly cut the engines on a plane mid-flight should serve as a cautionary tale about wide access to psychedelics, experts warn.
Joseph Emerson, an off-duty pilot riding on an Alaska Airlines flight had taken magic mushrooms 48 hours prior to taking off in Everett, Washington to San Francisco when he had a nervous breakdown, nearly cutting off the engines of the plane mid-flight, potentially sending 84 people to their deaths.
The
How a letter from the Harvard Palestine Solidarity Committee became an international news story.
Students gather at Harvard University to show their support for Palestinians in Gaza.
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Patients have been left in tears after being told their NHS appointment has been cancelled due to the strikes — with some having to wait more than a month for it to be rescheduled.
Shaun Howe, a delivery driver from the Isle of Wight whose knee replacement is infected, said he was ‘devastated’ when his appointment was postponed and warned that lives are at risk due to delays in care.
Lauren Golding, a construction worker from Essex who is suffering
The number of neighbourhoods hit by Covid outbreaks in England has doubled in a fortnight, MailOnline can reveal amid fears the ‘real deal’ variant may be sweeping the country.
Nearly 600 districts reported clusters in the week to August 12, up from just 270 two weeks earlier.
Hospital admissions are also rising sharply, sparking concerns that the UK is on the brink of another wave just as the country heads into the autumn when the NHS gets busier.
Experts have
Britney Spears and Sam Asghari’s ill-fated marriage began with much fanfare and Hollywood glamor at a glitzy star-studded party that the troubled popstar would later describe as her very own ‘real-life fairytale’.
But there will be no happy ending for this pop princess or her Prince Charming – who has now filed for divorce from Spears after just one year of marriage, a year that sources close to the couple are now revealing had descended into a dark and desperate
Wilko was plunged into administration this morning putting 12,000 jobs and 400 stores at risk, with devastated shoppers fearing it will become ‘another Woolworths’.
The chain, which had been owned by the Wilkinson family since it was established as a single hardware store in Leicester in 1930, has now appointed PwC to seek out potential buyers.
Wilko stepped into the high street gap left by the collapse of Woolworths in 2008, but shoppers have been met with half-empty shelves for
When Badosa was asked to tell the story in question after her first-round win at Wimbledon, things took a turn. “Well, I was injured in Australia. I watched his match, the final. Of course I had jet lag because I was in Spain. I decided to watch that match,” she started, referencing Tsitsipas’ final defeat to Novak Djokovic in Melbourne.
“Surprising, because I never dream about tennis players, but I dreamt about him that night, that we were both winning
Anyone unluckily enough to spend this summer in London will be familiar with its steel grey skies, bracing cold winds and heavy bursts of unseasonal rain.
But not all of us have the luxuries afforded a Hollywood star, among them a rented yacht, private jets and a seemingly endless resource of cash.
Such is the life of Leonardo DiCaprio, whose list of overseas destinations since June could fill the average passport.
The Oscar-winning actor and environmentalist appeared to be taking
