Author Baek Se-hee dies aged 35
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No prosecution for wife in assisted dying case
A British woman will not face criminal charges after travelling with her terminally ill husband to a Swiss assisted dying clinic, in a landmark decision that reignites the debate over UK end-of-life laws.
Widow cleared in Dignitas husband death case
A British widow breathes relief as prosecutors drop her criminal case after accompanying her terminally ill husband to Dignitas for an assisted death. Read the emotional story of love and legal limbo.
Casting Director Jackie Burch Dies at 70 After Cancer Battle
The entertainment industry mourns legendary casting director Jackie Burch, who shaped iconic films like 'Die Hard' and 'Edward Scissorhands' before succumbing to cancer.
James Bond Fans Say One Scene Should Have Been Cut
007 enthusiasts are united in their criticism of a particular moment in Daniel Craig's final Bond film that they believe undermines the entire franchise.
French political chaos fuels Marine Le Pen's far-right surge
As France's political establishment falters, Marine Le Pen's National Rally capitalises on the turmoil. Analysis reveals how internal divisions and failed policies are creating the perfect storm for far-right advancement.
James Bond's gun logo removed from Amazon-era posters
In a dramatic break from tradition, James Bond's iconic gun logo has been removed from the latest 007 film posters following Amazon's acquisition of MGM, sparking debate among fans worldwide.
Parents die in hot bath after daughter's birthday
A family celebration turns to tragedy as both parents die in a scalding hot bath after drinking to mark their daughter's fourth birthday, leaving the young girl orphaned in devastating circumstances.
Amazon removes gun-free James Bond poster from Prime Video
Amazon has quietly removed a controversial gun-free James Bond promotional image from Prime Video, sparking debate about character authenticity and corporate content policies in the streaming era.
Kelly Reilly's Sky Thriller 'The Beast Must Die' Returns
Kelly Reilly, famed for her role as Beth Dutton, stars in a tense Sky drama where a mother hunts her son's killer. The critically acclaimed series is set for a thrilling return.
Dutch police use water cannon on right-wing protesters
Dutch riot police used water cannons to disperse a right-wing demonstration in Rotterdam after protesters clashed with officers and attempted to breach barriers. The tense standoff resulted in multiple arrests.
Terminally ill Brits forced to seek assisted dying abroad
Exclusive investigation reveals the heartbreaking journeys of terminally ill UK citizens travelling to Dignitas in Switzerland, as calls grow for a compassionate change in UK assisted dying laws.
Lords' War Over Assisted Dying: Ex-PM May Accused
The House of Lords witnessed a fiery debate on assisted dying, with former PM Theresa May accused of causing 'distress' to the terminally ill. Peers clash over the ethical and legal ramifications of the proposed bill.
Kopatchinskaja's Dazzling Reinvention of Schoenberg
Violinist Patricia Kopatchinskaja and the Berlin Philharmonic, under Kirill Petrenko, deliver a revelatory new recording of Schoenberg's formidable Violin Concerto, alongside 'Verklärte Nacht' and 'Die Jakobsleiter', challenging perceptions of the compose
Theresa May Backs Assisted Dying Law Reform With Safeguards
Exclusive: Theresa May reveals dramatic shift in stance on assisted dying, calling for 'proper safeguards' in potential new legislation. The former Prime Minister's comments signal growing political momentum for reform.
Londoners' Silent Rebuke To Far-Right Trump-Style March
As far-right supporters marched through central London, the city's response revealed a deep resistance to the divisive politics championed by Donald Trump. Discover how Londoners are pushing back.
Far-Right March on London: Transatlantic Extremism
Exclusive report on the significant far-right march through central London, its transatlantic connections, and the heavy police response. We analyse the groups involved, the political climate fueling the demonstration, and its impact on the community.
Alan Rickman's Forgotten Final Film Role Revealed
Exclusive look at Alan Rickman's poignant final film role in 'The Limehouse Golem', a hidden gem released months after his tragic passing. Discover the legendary actor's last on-screen moments.
Minority Britons alarmed by 'far-right normalisation' at rally
The recent 'Unite the Kingdom' rally in London has left many minority communities deeply concerned, as they witness what they perceive as the mainstreaming of far-right rhetoric and a legitimisation of anti-immigrant politics in Britain.
Bruce Willis Spotted in LA After Moving to Wife's Home
Bruce Willis has been seen being driven around Los Angeles in a rare public appearance following his move into wife Emma Heming's home. The Die Hard star, 68, who is battling frontotemporal dementia, appeared relaxed during the low-key outing.
Elon Musk Endorses Tommy Robinson, Sparks UK Outrage
Billionaire Elon Musk faces a fierce backlash after using his platform X to publicly support far-right figure Tommy Robinson and a controversial 'United Right' march in London, drawing condemnation from politicians and anti-racism groups.
Labour MPs demand Starmer condemn far-right London rally violence
Keir Starmer faces mounting pressure from his own MPs to issue a strong condemnation from Downing Street following a major far-right rally in London that descended into violent clashes with police.
Bruce Willis Uses Own Film Voice for Dementia Comfort
In a poignant new update, Bruce Willis's family shares how the actor, battling frontotemporal dementia, finds solace by listening to recordings of his own famous voice from his iconic film roles.
Australia Bans Neo-Nazi 'Rune Megaphone' and Number 88
Following the ban on swastikas, Australian authorities have outlawed two more extremist symbols: the 'Rune Megaphone' and the numeric code '88' in a decisive move to combat rising far-right activity.
Peer reveals cancer diagnosis during assisted dying debate
Crossbench peer Baroness Falkner of Margravine discloses personal ovarian cancer battle while championing controversial Assisted Dying Bill in emotional House of Lords address.
Rantzen Backs Assisted Dying as May Joins House of Lords
Broadcasting legend Dame Esther Rantzen throws weight behind new assisted dying legislation, as former Prime Minister Theresa May receives her peerage and joins the Lords.
Theresa May backs assisted dying bill in Commons
Former Prime Minister Theresa May gives powerful personal support to new assisted dying legislation, marking a significant shift in the UK's end-of-life care debate.
Ex-Minister: UK's Assisted Dying Laws Are 'Cruel'
Exclusive: As the UK's assisted dying laws face a monumental challenge, a former Justice Secretary delivers a powerful plea for compassion and change, arguing the current system is failing terminally ill Brits.
Kate Garraway's Emotional Dilemma Over Assisted Dying Bill
Good Morning Britain's Kate Garraway reveals her profound personal conflict as she debates Dame Esther Rantzen's impassioned plea for assisted dying legislation, following her own husband's tragic passing.
Lords Debate Historic Assisted Dying Bill
The House of Lords engages in a pivotal debate on Baroness Meacher's Assisted Dying Bill, examining the profound ethical, legal, and medical implications of legalising assisted dying for terminally ill adults in the UK.
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