2 h. ago What happened to 24 Hours in Police Custody's nightclub predator who filmed himself abusing unconscious women

The Channel 4 show 24 Hours in Police Custody followed Craig France, 34, who would pursue women late at night, lure them to his 'after-parties' back at home where he'd commit sexual offences

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12 h. ago Police find unconscious man with serious injuries in New London assisted living home

Police find unconscious man with serious injuries in New London assisted living home  The Day

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13 h. ago New London police investigate assault with serious injuries on Colman Street Tuesday

New London police investigate assault with serious injuries on Colman Street Tuesday  CT Insider

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15 h. ago Police investigating after unresponsive man found with serious injuries at New London senior care facility

Police investigating after unresponsive man found with serious injuries at New London senior care facility  WFSB

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62 h. ago Vauxhall 'murder' as man, 32, stabbed and London skyscraper 'on lockdown'

Police rushed to the scene in Vauxhall, south London, where they found a man aged 32 with knife injuries - despite the best efforts of medical staff, he died

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5 d. ago Person found trapped in burning building in New London has serious injuries

Person found trapped in burning building in New London has serious injuries  NBC Connecticut

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9 d. ago Murder inquiry launched after pregnant woman found dead in house

Police responded to a call that an unconscious woman with a serious injury was inside a house

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1 week ago Man gets life in prison for killing a London schoolboy, injuring five others with a samurai sword

Man gets life in prison for killing a London schoolboy, injuring five others with a samurai sword  Los Angeles Times

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1 week ago How many injuries happen on the London Underground? As commuter who lost arm and leg files high court claim

Sarah de Lagarde, a mother from Camden, has launched a massive claim against Transport for London after losing an arm and a leg in a Tube incident

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2 w. ago Wes Streeting warns there is no money in the NHS for assisted dying and helping people to end their lives will mean cuts to treatment for the living

The Health Secretary, who opposed the suicide law passed by MPs last week, said getting the system up and running would take 'time and money' away from other parts of the health service.

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2 w. ago Senedd denied veto over whether assisted dying becomes legal in Wales

The new bill would allow those aged over 18 and with less than six months to live to receive medical assistance to die

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2 w. ago Netflix star Sara Burack dead: Police arrest woman in connection with a fatal hit

Sara Burack, a prominent real estate agent, known for her appearance on Million Dollar Beach House, was found unconscious by police on the roadside early Thursday morning

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2 w. ago Diddy trial live: Former assistant Brendan Paul describes setting up Combs’s ‘freak offs’

Proceedings resumed in Manhattan after a two-day break for juror’s illness and Juneteenth

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2 w. ago Assisted dying Bill passed by MPs after landmark House of Commons vote

The law proposes that terminally ill adults in England and Wales with fewer than six months to live would be able to apply for an assisted death

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2 w. ago MPs voting on legalising assisted dying following emotive debate – UK politics live

The terminally ill adults (end of life) bill will either clear the House of Commons and move to the Lords, or fail completelyMPs have gathered in the House of Commons for the third reading of the assisted dying bill. If approved, it will then go to the House of Lords.There will also be four votes in the Commons on changes within the bill since it was last put to MPs in November.The terminally ill adults (end of life) bill has huge implications for hospices, our staff, volunteers and patients, as well as the health system and society more broadly. But there are still many unanswered questions around how a future assisted dying service would work.Given this lack of clarity we welcome the introduction of new clause 20, which would require the government to consult with palliative and end of life care providers if the bill progresses. It is vital that the access of palliative and end of life care for everyone is increased, and for that we need a better funding model for hospices. Contin...

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2 w. ago Assisted dying law is 'not safe' claims Labour MP as members make emotional speeches for and against new Bill ahead of crunch vote: Live updates

LIVE UPDATES: Follow MailOnline's live coverage as MPs vote on whether assisted dying will become law in England and Wales at the bill's third and final reading in Parliament.

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2 w. ago Legalising assisted dying means 'people will lose their lives who do not need to', MPs are warned ahead of crunch vote TODAY

Opponents to a change in the law on suicide said that vulnerable people including domestic abuse victims, the disabled and anorexics could all be at risk if doctors are allowed to help them to die.

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2 w. ago Police face off with campaigners outside Parliament as assisted dying bill debate gets underway ahead of crunch vote: Live updates

LIVE UPDATES: Follow MailOnline's live coverage as MPs vote on whether assisted dying will become law in England and Wales at the bill's third and final reading in Parliament.

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2 w. ago London construction firm fined £50,000 after workers seriously injured in building collapse

The injured included a 62-year-old welder and a 31-year-old bricklayer, both of whom suffered life-changing injuries

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2 w. ago MPs debate assisted dying bill ahead of crunch vote – UK politics live

The Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill will either clear the House of Commons and move to the Lords, or fail completelyMPs have gathered in the House of Commons for the third reading of the assisted dying bill. If approved, it will then go to the House of Lords.There will also be four votes in the Commons on changes within the bill since it was last put to MPs in November.The terminally ill adults (end of life) bill has huge implications for hospices, our staff, volunteers and patients, as well as the health system and society more broadly. But there are still many unanswered questions around how a future assisted dying service would work.Given this lack of clarity we welcome the introduction of new clause 20, which would require the government to consult with palliative and end of life care providers if the bill progresses. It is vital that the access of palliative and end of life care for everyone is increased, and for that we need a better funding model for hospices. Contin...

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