22 h. ago My Next Breath by Jeremy Renner: I died ... and now I know death is nothing to fear

In his new book actor Jeremy Renner details his fight to survive after being crushed by a 7-ton snow plough, what happens when we die - and why we are here.

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3 d. ago Jeremy Renner on what he saw when he 'died' in snowplow accident... he's now certain death isn't the end

The horrific experience has left the Avengers star not only unafraid of death, but filled with a profound sense of peace.

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8 d. ago Coronation Street fans fear for Gemma Winter 'death twist' as major 'blunder' uncovered

They are fearing for Gemma Winter as Mick Michaelis' sinister behaviour stepped up a notch as Chesney Brown returned home

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9 d. ago Katie Price admits 'death worries' as fear for son Harvey continues to grow

Glamour model Katie Price has expressed some major concerns about her eldest son Harvey, who has Prader-Willi syndrome, as she worries about his "complex needs and medications"

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1 week ago ‘You can let go now’: inside the hospital where staff treat fear of death as well as physical pain

In a Danish palliative care unit, the alternative to assisted dying is not striving to cure, offering relief and comfort to patients and their families• This article is nominated for the 2025 edition of the European Press Prize in the Distinguished Reporting category. Originally published in Danish by PolitikenRené Damgaard, 67, lies in a hospital bed in the palliative care unit at Hvidovre hospital outside Copenhagen. It’s the first evening of May, and the window is open, letting mild air and the sound of a blackbird singing into the room.“This is the kind of weather you love the most. When you usually stand and fish at the sandbank,” says his niece, 53-year-old Mette Damgaard. She is leaning over the bed, her face very close to his. She has been sitting like this for a long time. Continue reading...

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1 week ago Moments from disaster: From a teen's smiling pose on railway tracks to a father

Chilling photographs, often taken mere moments before disaster, have become an eerie testament to our most universal fear - death.

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