Streeting silent on safety of assisted dying Bill
Health Secretary Wes Streeting refused to guarantee the safety of proposed assisted dying laws, citing a 'postcode lottery' in palliative care. Read the full report on the controversial Bill.
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Robot tech lets ill children join playgrounds virtually
The Mirror's Christmas appeal supports Lifelites charity, providing AV1 robots and sensory tech to help thousands of life-limited children access education and combat loneliness. Donate now.
Seann Walsh cancels shows after ferry sickness
I'm A Celebrity favourite Seann Walsh pulls out of gigs after being sick on a ferry. The comedian gave fans a brutally honest health update and also spoke out on recent London crime.
Khloe Kardashian's daring perfume ad for 'Almost Always'
Khloe Kardashian unveils her second fragrance, 'Almost Always', in a sultry campaign. The reality star opens up about the scent's personal meaning and her journey into the beauty world.
Terminally Ill Ajax Fan to Be Only Supporter at Replayed Game
A terminally ill Ajax fan named Peter will be the sole spectator as Ajax and Groningen replay their abandoned match. Discover the heartwarming story behind this unique Eredivisie fixture.
Dying Boy's Magical Wish Granted for Christmas
Six-year-old Charlie, battling aggressive brain cancer, becomes a magician for a day through Make-A-Wish UK. His family creates precious memories as the charity launches its Christmas campaign.
Khloe Kardashian Faces Photoshop Backlash Again
Khloe Kardashian is under fire for heavily edited photos in her 'Almost Always' perfume campaign, despite vowing to reduce Photoshop use. Fans are divided over the unrealistic images.
Elderly Texas Man Charged With Murder of Terminally Ill Wife
An 88-year-old Texas man confessed to shooting his terminally ill wife of 65 years after she expressed she 'no longer wished to live'. Ernest Leal Sr. faces murder charges in this tragic case.
Assisted Dying Bill Could Spark NHS Exodus
A leading KC warns the assisted dying Bill offers no legal protection for objecting GPs, risking an NHS staff exodus. Read the full legal analysis and its implications.
Clinique Black Honey: The Cult Lipstick Selling 7 Per Minute
Discover why Clinique's Black Honey Almost Lipstick is a cult favourite, selling seven units every minute globally. Now 30% off for Black Friday. Shop the deal!
Seann Walsh ill, cancels gigs and I'm A Celeb spin-off
Comedian Seann Walsh has fallen ill, forcing him to cancel comedy gigs and casting doubt on his appearance for I'm A Celebrity Unpacked. Get the latest updates on his health.
Assisted Dying Bill Drives Palliative Care Funding Talks
As Parliament debates assisted dying legislation, a £100m hospice investment and improved end-of-life care choices take centre stage. Discover how this affects UK families.
Lords accused of sabotaging assisted dying bill
Exclusive: House of Lords faces public outrage as poll reveals 60% oppose blocking assisted dying bill after Commons approval. Terminally ill campaigners warn of existential crisis for unelected chamber.
Terminally ill grandmother urges peers on assisted dying
An 82-year-old with an inoperable brain tumour urges House of Lords peers to show compassion and support the Terminally Ill Adults Bill for assisted dying choice.
Record 900 amendments tabled for assisted dying Bill
The House of Lords debates the assisted dying Bill amid warnings against delay tactics. With over 900 amendments tabled, peers are urged to respect the democratic mandate. Read the latest.
Surgeon laughs over 'sacrificing grannies' assisted dying remarks
Consultant neurosurgeon Dr Henry Marsh chuckled when questioned about his controversial 'sacrificing grannies' comments during a Parliamentary committee on assisted dying. Read the full story.
Dying Man's Plea as Lords Flood Assisted Dying Bill
Terminally ill patients fear the Assisted Dying Bill is being sabotaged by a record 942 Lords amendments. Read their heartbreaking plea for a peaceful death.
Dignitas widow finds peace amid assisted dying debate
Louise Shackleton, investigated after husband's assisted death, speaks of finding peace as Lords debate historic bill that could legalise assisted dying in England and Wales.
Maine's terminally ill receive chilling 'death letters'
Shocking healthcare policy in Maine sees terminally ill patients receiving letters preparing them for death instead of treatment, sparking national outrage and calls for reform.
Hospice Crisis: Why End-of-Life Care Needs Funding Now
As Britain faces a growing crisis in palliative care, hospices struggle with funding gaps while demand surges. Discover why investing in compassionate end-of-life care is essential for our society's wellbeing.
Hospice funding crisis forces cuts for terminally ill
Exclusive investigation reveals how government funding shortfalls are forcing hospices across England to reduce essential services for terminally ill patients, creating a postcode lottery for end-of-life care.
UK End-of-Life Care Crisis Exposed in Damning Report
A damning new report exposes critical gaps in UK end-of-life care, with terminally ill patients facing unacceptable delays and inadequate support during their final days.
British grandmother freed from Indonesia death row
A seriously ill British grandmother has been granted repatriation to the UK after spending twelve years on death row in Indonesia for drug smuggling offences, following a dramatic medical intervention.
Real child behind Jacqueline Wilson's Lola revealed
Bestselling author reveals the touching story of a terminally ill girl who inspired her character Lola, creating an enduring legacy through children's literature.
Grealish's heartbreaking regret over young fan promise
Manchester City star Jack Grealish reveals his emotional regret over failing to fulfil a special promise to terminally ill fan Finlay, sharing the poignant story that continues to haunt him.
Crowe's Led Zeppelin Tour Memoir: The Uncool
Oscar-winning director Cameron Crowe reveals his teenage adventures touring with rock legends Led Zeppelin in his explosive new memoir 'The Uncool', detailing the wild journey that shaped his career.
Keith McNally: The Regrets of a Restaurant Legend
New York's notorious restaurateur Keith McNally bares his soul in a brutally honest audiobook memoir, revealing the chaos, creativity and controversies behind his hospitality empire.
Police raid terminally ill man's home in Home Office operation
Exclusive: James Vaughan, a man with months to live, had his peaceful Devon home stormed by police in a shocking Home Office operation that's sparked widespread condemnation and calls for reform.
Doctor Explains 'Coming Down With Something' Feeling
An NHS doctor explains the mysterious 'almost-illness' feeling millions experience, detailing the three most common culprits and when it might signal something more serious.
Peers Clash in Historic Assisted Dying Debate
The House of Lords witnessed a passionate and deeply personal debate on assisted dying legislation, pitting former Archbishop of Canterbury Lord Carey against prominent faith leaders. As MPs prepare for a potential Commons vote, the nation confronts this
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