3 d. ago 'I fell through a roof and almost died and it's the best thing that could have happened to me'

Beth Roberts wasn't sure if her husband Drew would live after he suffered catastrophic injuries but now want to tell their story to try and help others

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3 d. ago Rangers legend Paul Gascoigne 'came back from the dead with injection to his heart'

In an interview to promote his memoir 'Eight' with Mirror Books, he said: "Looking back at what happened in Arizona, when I died on the operating table, that was really scary."

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4 d. ago The tragic story of the mother and her baby daughter who died after a home birth went catastrophically wrong. What happened? The Daily Mail investigates...

Jennifer Cahill, 34, died shortly after giving birth to her second child at home. She suffered a repeat of the severe haemorrhaging she had experienced with her son the first time around.

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7 d. ago Three key questions answered ahead of major Ryanair boarding pass change

From November 12, Ryanair is operating a '100% Digital Boarding Pass' system - but how do you get one and what happens if your phone dies or you can't get WiFi or mobile data?

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1 week ago Celtic board protests bring 'eerie' memories flooding back as Hoops diehard declares what must happen

It was a far more dangerous predicament Celtic found themselves in three decades ago - but for the senior players the tension will be creating a similar burden

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2 w. ago Cruise workers reveal exactly what happens when someone dies onboard a ship

Cruise director Anette Taylor and Amber Olivia, who works as an on-board presenter, exclusively tell the Daily Mail how ships handle things when someone passes away.

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4 w. ago ‘A broken system full of criminality and death’: the podcast lifting the lid on what happens to the UK’s rubbish

Turkey’s recycling centres treat vast amounts of the UK’s waste – and rely on refugees who work in conditions so unsafe that hundreds have died. A new podcast uncovers the sinister side of what happens when Brits throw things awayOn his way to a remote industrial zone at the edge of Istanbul, Adnan Khan compares it to something out of Mad Max. Packs of wild dogs roam around desolate wastelands; toxic chemicals spill out into the street, with corrugated metal sheets and “slapdash factories” scattered around. “It’s like a shantytown,” he says.However, once he sets foot inside some of these factories, he reaches for a different cinematic comparison. This time he’s thinking of the torture-horror film Saw, as he witnesses Afghan refugees working and living in conditions that he says fit the UN definition of modern-day slavery. Continue reading...

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