Far-left protesters clash with police in Germany over jail term for woman who attacked neo-Nazis
Hundreds of far-left protesters clashed with police in the eastern German city of Leipzig on Saturday night, during demonstrations over jail terms handed down to several people convicted of vigilante attacks against neo-Nazis.
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Fran Garcia reveals what Real Madrid fans can expect ahead of imminent transfer
Fran Garcia explains what Real Madrid can expect from him as he nears a summer transfer.
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Turkish economy to return to 'rational ground', new finance minister says
ANKARA Turkey's newly appointed Finance Minister Mehmet Simsek said on Sunday that the country has no choice but
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India train disaster: Signal failure the likely cause, minister says
Ashwini Vaishnaw later said the cause and people responsible had been identified but gave no details.
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Margot Robbie: Barbie soundtrack is perfect!
Margot Robbie thinks the soundtrack to 'Barbie' fits "perfectly" with the upcoming film.
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Husband of non-smoker, 24, who died two weeks after lung cancer diagnosis reveals single telltale sign
A young paramedic died from a rare form of lung cancer despite never smoking. Meadhbh Cameron, 24, died on March 11, after being told two days before Christmas that she had weeks to live. She married police officer Lee Cameron shortly before her death, the day after his 27th birthday. Meadhbh first noticed something was wrong in September when she coughed up a blood clot while in hospital as part of her job. Lee says she had an intermittent nighttime cough with no other symptoms, but a scan revealed a shadow on her lung. Four weeks later, Meadhbh was told she had stage 4 combined small cell lung cancer, an extremely aggressive and rare form of cancer, not typically seen in a young, non-smoker in good health. Meadhbh, who worked in Clydebank, West Dunbartonshire, was given chemo but the cancer had spread to bones and lymph nodes, She married Lee at a ceremony carried out by Kenny Gray, a healthcare support worker who worked in the ward in the Beatson West of Scotland Cancer Centre. Lee, who lives in Glasgow, is running the Loch Ness Marathon in October - as it was top of his wife’s bucket list of things she hoped to do. Lee said: “She told me she had coughed up a blood clot while in hospital with a patient and that an x-ray had revealed a shadow in her left lung. “This was totally out of the blue, as she had no other symptoms, other than an intermittent cough at night. “The specialists advised us that Meadhbh’s type of cancer was incurable, however it tended to respond well to chemotherapy. “They informed us that with chemo Meadhbh would likely have a year to live if not more due to her age and health.” Meadhbh received three rounds of chemotherapy but was hospitalised each time with neutropenia, a condition which results in a low number of white blood cells, neutrophils, in blood. Lee said: “On the third time she was hospitalised, we were informed that Meadhbh’s treatment wasn’t working and that the cancer in her spine was compressing her spinal cord. “We were told that she had six to eight weeks to live, on December 23.” Meadhbh passed away the day after Lee’s 27th birthday. Lee added: “Despite the high levels of sedation she was under, Meadhbh still managed to wake up and hum ‘Happy Birthday’ to me. “This was a true testament to Meadhbh’s strength and character. “In the end cancer robbed Meadhbh of everything but her compassion, humour and mental strength. “Meadhbh was an incredibly caring and compassionate soul who had an outstanding passion for life. “Her smile could brighten even the darkest of days and she was the life and soul of the party. “Those traits are what made her an exceptional paramedic, a job that she absolutely loved. “It gives me great honour in being able to call her my wife.” Lee is fundraising for Beatson Cancer Charity, which supported the couple. He added: “The support they provided to my wife and I was second to none, especially with Meadhbh’s prognosis, which unfortunately involved spending her last Christmas in hospital. “The Teenage and Young Adult team arranged for Meadhbh to get a private room so I could stay with her and also provided festive food along with a host of other things, including psychological support. “They even helped Meadhbh and I bring forward our wedding so we could still have our big day, which is something I am incredibly grateful for. “Before passing, she had a bucket list of things she wanted to do and at the top was run a marathon.” Read More A Place In The Sun’s Jonnie Irwin admitted to hospital amid terminal diagnosis New blood test for 50 types of cancer sparks hope of ‘revolutionary’ breakthrough Why the NHS can’t win the battle on treating cancer
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Erik ten Hag admits 'there are issues' with David de Gea after FA Cup nightmare
Erik ten Hag has spoken about David de Gea's struggles in the FA Cup final.
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Pep Guardiola offers update on Ilkay Gundogan contract talks
Pep Guardiola has revealed the latest on Ilkay Gundogan's contract talks as Barcelona continue to push for a deal.
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Leipzig violence: Clashes in German city over jail term for woman who attacked neo-Nazis
Police and protesters clash for a second night over a jail term for a woman who attacked neo-Nazis.
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These decisions weren't popular. Jimmy Carter made them anyway
These steps President Jimmy Carter took while in office are still shaping the United States more than four decades later. But they didn't help him at the polls.
1970-01-01 08:00
Football transfer rumours: Chelsea make Vlahovic swap offer; PSG eye Gabriel
Sunday's football transfer rumours, with updates on Harry Kane, Dusan Vlahovic, Lionel Messi, Gabriel & more.
1970-01-01 08:00
Goldman Sachs sees Turkish lira slip to 28.00 versus dollar in 12 months
LONDON Goldman Sachs revised its Turkish lira forecast in the wake of President Tayyip Erdogan't cabinet revamp, saying
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