Kate Justice
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 7
- Latest publication
- Sep 22, 2026
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- Jul 15, 2026
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Sisters with Friedrich's Ataxia ask for NHS medication to prolong their lives (opens the original)
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For Charlotte Casey, one of the things she struggles most with is "not being able to do the most mundane of things with my little girls, like dancing around in the kitchen. "Or picking them up when they fall over... your natural instinct is to grab your child when they've hurt themselves and we can't do that." Charlotte, 25, and her sister Olivia Dews, 28, from Worcestershire, were diagnosed with the progressive neurodegenerative disease, Freidriech's Ataxia (FA), in 2024 and now need to use whe
Residents in Worcestershire use own cars to block 'bully' developer (opens the original)
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A developer is in a stand-off with residents after being accused of using "bullying tactics" in a dispute over access to a new housing estate in Worcestershire. People living next to the planned 30-home development in Drakes Broughton have refused requests by the firm for them to move cars parked at the entrance to the site. Residents said they have lost parking spaces and have been given no suitable alternatives, while the developer said it had a legal right to access the land. Pippin Walk resi
'Magical day' for Luston campaigner as bikini song used in health demo (opens the original)
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A campaigner has described performing a 1960s pop hit outside Downing Street, as part of efforts to get more attention on her issue, as "magical". Ashleigh Harley, 27, was joined by singer Brian Hyland, who recorded Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie Yellow Polkadot Bikini in 1960, for the performance on Saturday, which she claimed attracted a crowd of hundreds. The event was part of a campaign by Harley calling for better diagnosis and treatment for people with health conditions. Harley has Ehlers-Danlos
PM challenged to song battle by Herefordshire health campaigner (opens the original)
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Prime Minister Andy Burnham has been challenged to a "rock battle" by a health campaigner. Ashleigh Harley was diagnosed with Ehlers-Danlos syndrome (EDS) in 2020, which causes her joints to dislocate without warning. The 27-year-old believes she has lived with the condition since she was 12 and said her health became so bad that she needed life support after becoming unable to eat, walk or speak. In a bid to raise awareness of EDS, she plans to duet with 1960s singer Brian Hyland outside Downin
Murder 24/7 - how West Mercia Police detectives solved 'sadistic' crimes (opens the original)
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Warning: This article contains distressing details of violent crimes Thousands of viewers have been gripped by the BBC series Murder 24/7 - a true-crime documentary series that follows real-life police investigations as they unfold. The third series followed detectives and staff at West Mercia Police and partly focused on cases led by Det Ch Insp Gareth Lougher. "The videos that were found were the worst I've ever seen in my 22-year career," he said. "Extreme sadistic violence." The case was the
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