Serious problems persist at Wyoming’s largest mental health facility four years after employees left an incapacitated woman on a couch without food, water or bathroom use for over 24 hours, according to two groups that provide legal and advocacy services to patients in need. They include a suicide, attempted suicides, the sexual assault of a […]
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Image copyright Reuters Image caption Child (left) and Kerr were friends for more than 10 years The children’s author Judith Kerr has died at the age of 95. Most famous for her book The Tiger Who Came to Tea and her series of Mog books, Kerr continued working into her nineties and published her most
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Image copyright Newscast Sales in the UK arm of baby goods retailer Mothercare plunged almost 9% last year as its losses widened to £87.3m. The firm said its sales had fallen following reduced consumer confidence after last year’s restructuring. That led to it closing almost a third of its stores. It is now left with
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Most cruise lines have a large staff that includes a deck crew, housekeeping, entertainers and more. But only one has a chief meteorologist whose sole job is to track the daily weather for multiple ships and about 150,000 passengers. James Van Fleet joined Royal Caribbean International two years ago, after more than two decades as
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Late last year, Tesla Inc. was fully charged and cruising down the highway on Autopilot. Shares were trading above $370 each, sales of the Model 3 small electric car were strong and the company had appointed a new board chair to rein in the antics of sometimes impulsive CEO Elon Musk. But around the middle
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The president of French soccer champion Paris Saint-Germain is the latest sports official implicated in a sprawling five-year corruption probe that keeps spreading. Prosecutors in France have implicated Nasser al-Khelaifi — who leads Qatar-owned PSG, is chairman of Qatar-owned broadcaster beIN Sports, and sits on the executive committee of European soccer body UEFA — in
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Health Secretary Matt Hancock says he would be “brutally honest” about what it would take to get a Brexit deal through Parliament if he becomes the next prime minister. Announcing he’s running for Tory leader, he tells BBC Radio 4’s Today programme that the next PM must be “completely straight forward” or risk running into
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Pennsylvania’s treasury department is accusing about a dozen large financial firms of working together to illegally inflate the price of bonds issued by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac over seven years. A federal court filing by Pennsylvania Treasurer Joe Torsella cites what his office says is evidence from a “cooperating co-conspirator” in a U.S. Department
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Recovering from head injury has been my biggest challenge – Danson Nine months ago, Alex Danson laughed at a joke made by her boyfriend. It was a seemingly insignificant moment, something that happens often in a relationship. But for Danson it led to what she describes as the “most challenging part” of her life. Two
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Image copyright Alamy Image caption Mae Martin wants to help teens relax about their sexuality Comedian Mae Martin has made a career from wearing her heart on her sleeve. Her colourful life has served as a launch pad for her two biggest stand-up shows Us and Dope and their spin-off podcasts for Radio 4. Where
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