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'It has broken us as a family,' mother of poison seller victim tells hearing (opens the original)
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The mother of a British victim of poison seller Kenneth Law has said his death and the way that he died had "destroyed" their family. Tanya Whitaker broke down at the start of her video statement about the death of her son, Samuel, shown on the second day of a four-day sentencing hearing of Law in Ontario, saying: "He barely had a chance." The University of Warwick student was found collapsed outside his halls after taking poison sold by Law, who has admitted 14 counts of aiding suicide in Canad
UK survivor of Canadian poison seller says he exploited her despair (opens the original)
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A British woman, one of the survivors of Canadian poison seller Kenneth Law, faced him in court on Wednesday to describe how he had exploited her vulnerability. Elisabeth Belien told the four-day sentencing hearing of Law in Ontario, Canada she had been at her lowest ebb when he sold her toxic chemicals when she was just 23. Belien, who until Wednesday had not been known as one of his customers, said she had physically recovered after being successfully given an antidote by medics. But as she fa
Barrecore and Boom Cycle owner suddenly shuts studios (opens the original)
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The fitness company behind high-end exercise classes Barrecore, Boom Cycle, and Kobox has suddenly shut all its studios. Common Bond emailed customers announcing its locations, all of which are currently in London, were closed "until further notice". The firm describes itself as a wellness collective and charges £2,400 for 12 months of unlimited classes. It also runs Reformcore and Triyoga brands and said in August last year it had ten sites. Its website is no longer publicly accessible. The BBC
Left-wing bloc leads Swedish vote after far-right lose support, exit polls say (opens the original)
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The left-wing political bloc in Sweden is leading the race to form a new government, according to exit polls from Sunday's general election. The four-party bloc was projected to get 51.3% of votes against 46.8% for the right, public broadcaster SVT and TV4 said. If confimed, it will mean the Social Democrats' leader Magdalena Andersson will be Sweden's new prime minister - a job she held from 2021 to 2022. Current conservative Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson has promised cabinet jobs for hard-rig
Swedish party blocs tied after Sunday vote, projections say (opens the original)
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Sweden's general election remains too close to call, early results suggest. With 50% of the votes counted, the two main blocs were separated by only 20,000 votes, Sweden public broadcaster SVT said. Projected results from Sweden's election authority had given the left-wing political bloc led by the Social Democrats' Magdalena Andersson a one-seat majority over the rival four-party coalition put together by current conservative Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson. Kristersson has been supported in gov
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