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08.12.2024 16:20
‘It was a domino effect’: family seek answers over Sheffield park killing As an inquest begins, Roger Leadbeater’s family believe there was a series of mistakes before he was killed by a woman who had absconded from a psychiatric wardWhen the family of Roger Leadbeater, a 74-year-old man stabbed to death while walking his dog yards from his home in Sheffield, went to lay flowers at the scene two days later, they were met with a horrifying sight.“Nobody had cleaned the scene. It was the most barbaric thing I’ve ever seen,” said his niece Angela Hector. “There was blood everywhere. You could see the dog paw prints, the outline of his body. It was horrific. A dog walker stopped to talk to me, and his dog was licking Roger’s blood.” Continue reading... ...

08.12.2024 16:45
Mohamed Al Fayed faked dementia to evade prosecution, son says Omar Fayed claims former Harrods owner tricked police to escape justice over rape and sexual assault allegationsMohamed Al Fayed pretended he had dementia so he could evade prosecution for sexual crimes, his son has said.Police now believe Fayed may have raped and abused at least 111 women and girls over nearly four decades. Continue reading... ...

08.12.2024 16:58
Fall of Damascus sidelines Russia and brings Turkey to the fore As Moscow’s top diplomat reeled in Doha, his Turkish counterpart appeared to know he had the upper handMiddle East crisis – live updatesAs celebratory gunfire was heard across liberated Syria, the diplomatic guns of Iran and Russia, in Doha to attend a major dialogue forum, fell silent, rendered powerless and irrelevant by events in Damascus.Only 12 hours earlier the key external powers – Russia and Iran along with Turkey – had met five Arab states on the sidelines of the forum to issue a joint statement appealing for an end to military operations, preservation of Syria’s territorial integrity and consultations on a political solution between Bashar al-Assad’s regime and the opposition. It was a last attempt to retain a semblance of control over events, but the diplomats also anxiously discussed the fate of the Syrian president at the meeting, and whether there would be fighting on the streets of Damascus soon. Continue reading... ...

08.12.2024 17:00
Trump dominates Washington’s agenda – weeks before he takes the oath of office As Biden fades from the national stage, amid policy announcements and cabinet picks, it feels to many Americans like Trump is president again already The grand reopening of Notre Dame cathedral in Paris on Saturday was expected to be attended by around 50 heads of state and government. Joe Biden was not there to admire the magnificent splendour of the 850-year-old place of worship. But Donald Trump was.The role reversal neatly symbolises how power is draining from one man to the other. Biden, now a lame duck, appears to be in decline both physically and politically, fading from America’s national stage and tarnishing his legacy with a pardon for his errant son. Continue reading... ...

08.12.2024 17:05
Snowboarding: High-flying Totsuka wins World Cup halfpipe opener Japan's Yuto Totsuka was near perfect Sunday as he took gold in the opening round of the snowboarding halfpipe World Cup at China's Secret Garden resort. The 23-year-old nailed a high-scoring triple cork 1440 on his way to a winning total of 95.50 at the Beijing Winter Olympic venue in Zhangjiakou, where Japanese athletes accounted for five of the top six in the star-studded men's competition. Read full story here

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08.12.2024 19:00
Misrule and martyrs: 10 dark midwinter traditions This year, why not welcome the shadowy side of winter with an ancient ritual or two?We spend much of our midwinter in joyous celebrations – of Christmas, of New Year, with friends and family, good food, good drink and bright fires blazing in our hearths, But beyond that firelight, there are lingering shadows: we might associate Christmas with parties, love and general jolliness, but for millennia it was a time when the world was turned on its head, when hideous creatures rampaged through the streets, when the dead returned, when chaos reigned. Associated with all these horrors are a host of unsettling celebrations and rituals – there’s plenty to pick from, but here are my own top 10. Continue reading... ...

08.12.2024 19:00
‘I’d always enjoyed alcohol – but my mother’s sudden, violent death made me a heavy drinker overnight’ When she died, my life plunged into darkness and I turned to the bottle. It quickly became clear to me how trauma could change a moderate habit into a dangerous oneOn 17 March 2020, an otherwise ordinary Tuesday morning, life as I knew it shattered. My dad called at 10am to say my mother had fallen while out running, hit her head and was now in hospital with a suspected brain bleed. Frantic with worry, he begged me to drive the four-hour journey home to Chester.At first, I assumed he was overreacting; he had a history of dramatising health crises. But as I packed and began the drive north from Hampshire, doubt crept in. What if something more sinister had caused the fall? My chest tightened, fear flooding through me. Continue reading... ...

08.12.2024 19:00
Ambika survived years of her brother’s abuse. That her parents turned a blind eye remains a source of great pain | Ahona Guha It’s one of the most common forms of domestic violence, yet it can be psychologically threatening for parents to acknowledge that one child has abused anotherThe modern mind is a column where experts discuss mental health issues they are seeing in their workWe’ve broken the cone of silence around most forms of abuse and shame. However, sibling abuse often remains unnamed and unaddressed.International estimates suggest that sibling-to-sibling abuse is one of the most common forms of domestic violence. In my clinical practice, I’ve had many clients who have attended therapy for difficulties arising from abuse by siblings, including sexual, physical and emotional violence. However, there’s little research about the phenomenon and almost no data about the prevalence of sibling abuse in Australia. Continue reading... ...