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- Sep 2, 2026
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GP struck off over âhorrificâ controlling relationship with partner (opens the original)
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A GP has been struck off after he developed a 'ridiculous paranoia' that his younger girlfriend was having an affair and forced her to check in every 15 minutes by messaging him. Dr Walid Ahmed insisted that his partner messaged him every 15 minutes when they were apart as part of a 'horrific' controlling relationship. The family doctor installed tracking devices on her phone so he could control when she bought drinks and when she went to the toilet. Dr Ahmed controlled what she wore and if he h
âTrue gentlemanâ dies in electrocution at five-star Southampton hotel (opens the original)
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A father-of-one died after being electrocuted while working at a five-star hotel, a coroner has found. Jason Gledhill was found dead after working alone in a maintenance room at the Southampton Harbour Hotel in Ocean Village on 13 August. Christopher Wilkinson, the senior coroner for Hampshire, said that a post-mortem examination found that the 55-year-oldâs cause of death was electrocution. A full inquest will be held at Winchester Coronersâ Court on 30 June 2027. Mr Gledhill, from Denton i
Prison manager says he hadnât had first aid training in 35 years after inmates death (opens the original)
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A prison manager admitted he had not had first aid training in 35 years after an arsonist died of heart problems in prison. George Haldenby, 56, died after collapsing in the prison from complications with a heart disease due to the inability to get him medication on weekends. However prison officers thought that he was faking the collapse and told him to get up before putting him in the recovery position. After Haldenby, who had been jailed in 2017 for arson, died, one manager said that there is
Saleswoman told ânobody wants to see a pregnant womanâ wins discrimination tribunal (opens the original)
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A pregnant saleswoman was the victim of discrimination when her colleague told her "nobody wants to see a pregnant woman", a tribunal ruled. Jessica Morgan, who was expecting, suggested she could give a presentation to a client when she was on the receiving end of the cruel comment from her co-worker. Ms Morgan was told 'nobody wants to see a pregnant woman' give a presentation and was pressured into her giving her company car back early. She previously had a 'close working relationship' with he
Coroner calls for baby monitor change after child died because volume was turned down (opens the original)
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A coroner has suggested baby monitors should have their volume 'locked' to a loud setting after a baby with Down's Syndrome tragically died because his monitor was turned down too low to hear. Baby monitors being locked to loud levels or even 'set to maximum as a default' would help prevent the deaths of babies who suffer health issues, senior coroner Mary Hassell said. The London coroner's warning comes after the tragic death of little Ismaeel Islam, who had serious health issues and passed awa
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