Mum of terminally ill man left screaming in agony in taxi weeks before death hits out at ambulance delay to help him

Novak Djokovic was kicked out of the U.S. Open for accidentally hitting a line judge in the throat with a tennis ball after dropping a game in his fourth-round match Sunday, a stunning end to his 29-match winning streak and bid for an 18th Grand Slam title.

The Scottish Sun : "It's a surprise doll so you can't see what it is when you purchase. There's a selection and it's just random the type of doll you get you get.

Salford-born Samuel Dickinson on Friday afternoon (September 4). Mr Dickinson called for an ambulance after taking an overdose at his home in Wilkinson Street, Leigh, but seemingly collapsed while on the phone.

Friends and family members of a terminally ill teenager who has been told he has just weeks to live are desperately fundraising to grant his early Christmas wish.

It was reported this week that Chadwick Boseman, the Black Panther star, passed away on Friday night after fighting with colon cancer for four years. Page Six says the death of the actor left many fans and his entertainment industry cohorts in disarray.

straight to your inboxFormer Manchester City defender Richard Dunne believes the signing of Lionel Messi could have a similar effect on the club as the arrival of Robinho in 2008.Dunne was City captain when Sheikh Mansour bought the Blues and has recalled the difference made overnight as world-class players started to arrive.The signing of Robinho was a turning point in City’s history and Dunne thinks Messi’s arrival could have a similar effect.“It was brilliant,” Dunne told Sky Sports.

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marry his sweetheart was granted, against the odds, thanks to the kindness of total strangers.Douglas Barton, 57, tied the knot with Sharon Brown, 48, on Saturday.It's a day the painter and decorator didn't think he'd live to see.Douglas, from Govanhill, Glasgow, was diagnosed with terminal anal cancer in January, with a prognosis of 12 to 18 months.Desperate to get hitched, the pair's hopes were dashed when coronavirus hit Scotland and sent devastated Douglas into total isolation.With small

The Manchester Evening News, Hope's sister, Abbey, 22, said she was shocked by how many people were involved in the fundraiser but not surprised that her dad had been loved by so many of those he knew. "I'm surprised by the generosity of people, it's been amazing," she said."I don't think we were surprised by how many people have been in touch though because he's loved by everyone he meets."Even if he didn't know you he would stop and talk to you.

bride has called on a Glasgow organisation to help make her wedding dreams come true.The 34-year-old, who is currently receiving palliative care in hospital, is desperately trying to organise her big day for August 26 and is in need of urgent donations.The woman from Leith, Edinburgh, asked Wedding Wish Makers to help her get a hold of her dream princess style wedding dress in a size 24-26.Due to having the wedding outside, the couple are also in need of a marquee for up to 30 people.They are