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Family disputes fentanyl overdose ruling due to photos of swim star’s injuries.
Swim sensation Jamie Cail was discovered dead by her Virgin Islands “bad boy” lover, but her family disputes the official diagnosis of a fentanyl overdose
Debbie McGee says she was a hostage in Iran for three months.
The 64-year-old widow of the late magician Paul Daniels made the startling disclosure on Wednesday’s ITV breakfast show. The former Strictly Come Dancing contestant described
Pro-life demonstrators were convicted guilty in DC of blocking access to abortion clinics.
According to Terrisa Bukovinac, the founder of PAAU, the conviction signifies “that in America it is illegal to peacefully and nonviolently protest infanticide.” These rescuers
SANWO-OLU PRAISES HIS WIFE FOR SUPPORTING THE LAGOS BOY-CHILD INITIATIVE
As the First Lady exhorts parents to instill good values and influences in their sons, Rewards Brilliant Lagos Boys In order to develop good values
Water shortages in several sections of Johannesburg have gotten worse.
Some regions of Johannesburg continue to experience low pressure, to the point that the faucets are dripping dry. THE CITY CONTINUES TO EXPERIENCE POOR PRESSUREEarlier
Parkinson’s blood test may aid in finding a treatment, according to researchers
Researchers have proposed that a blood test that can identify Parkinson’s disease could be a step toward developing a treatment for the illness. It is
Here’s how to purchase tickets for Spirited Away’s West End debut, which will take place in Europe, early next year.
Coming up…. Now being shown in London is Hayao Miyazaki’s critically acclaimed 2001 animated film’s stage adaptation from Japan. The London Coliseum, the largest West
Death of a police officer who was struck by a train is not being investigated criminally, according to the police
The death of an officer who was killed after being struck by a train while attempting to help a frightened man on the tracks is
A look into What zombie knives do! ‘Menacing’ weapons are now prohibited
Anyone discovered in possession faces a maximum punishment of two years in prison. Those who create and market zombie knives risk going to jail. The
Killers abandon preparations for a new album and continue their 2023 tour.
As they get ready to play their final shows on a European tour, The Killers frontman Brandon Flowers has disclosed that the band’s upcoming album
TUI Share Forecast 2025: Navigating the Trajectory of an Airline Giant
In the dynamic realm of the stock market, few names resonate as strongly as TUI, the renowned German airline. Investors and aviation enthusiasts alike have
Daughter of Joe Manchin offers $100 million centrist project
The Police Ombudsman inquiry into the killing of a Catholic teenager, Gerard Lawlor, by loyalist paramilitaries in 2002 has disappointed his family. The findings revealed
Autumn Was Made for Truckers
As autumn sets in, truck drivers face a unique set of challenges on the road. From changing weather conditions to potential hazards, it’s important to
Gerard Lawlor family ‘disappointed’ by Ombudsman report
The findings of a Police Ombudsman inquiry have disappointed the family of a Catholic teen who was killed by loyalist paramilitaries in 2002. The father