40 minutes ago Inside sick 'human butchery' ring who made £300,000 from 'testicle salads' and live castrations

As the Court of Appeal has ruled that convicted members of an extreme body modification gang can challenge their appeals, the Mirror takes a look inside the twisted group of 'eunuch makers', whose leader kept his penis in a drawer

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79 minutes ago This Morning star's 'stripped back' diet helped her drop two stone after health struggle

This Morning star Lisa Snowdon has spoken out about her battle with the menopause, which saw her gain weight and suffer from fatigue. But the TV presenter took action and lost two stone

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90 minutes ago St Paul's Cathedral launches appeal as it prepares to mark 80th anniversary of end of Second World War

It wants to hear from anyone who was involved in helping protect the Cathedral during the Blitz

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1 hour ago When I delivered the worst of news to my dying patient, she cried – but not about her prognosis | Ranjana Srivastava

We like to think patients judge us for our medical acumen but, in fact, they observe the words we say, the empathy we show and the kindness we offer“Now I am crying because you are sitting there.”“I am sorry,” I say, preparing to jump up. Continue reading...

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3 hours ago ‘Eunuch maker’ extreme body modification ring can challenge sentences, court rules

Warning distressing content: Mastermind Marius Gustavson and his acolytes jailed earlier this year after carrying out ’grisly and gruesome’ procedures on unprecedented scale

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3 hours ago The new blood test that can quickly detect early signs of a heart attack

We hope this could be made into a hand-held instrument like a Star Trek tricorder, where you have a drop of blood and then, voilà, in a few seconds you have detection

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3 hours ago Members of extreme body modification ring can challenge sentences, court rules

Three senior judges ruled that the men’s challenges against their sentences were ‘arguable’.

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4 hours ago British restaurant chain Pho surrenders trademark after being slammed on TikTok for 'going after' independent Vietnamese businesses

The UK chain, founded in 2005 by Stephen and Juliette Wall after they travelled to Vietnam and fell in love with the slow-simmered broth, has applied to drop the trademark.

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4 hours ago Investigation underway as woman left hurt after blaze breaks out at home

The fire broke out at around 5.15am this morning

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