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Emergency dispatch audio has shed light on the final moments at Tim Curry’s Hollywood residence on Tuesday night. The recordings capture dispatchers repeatedly relaying the actor’s address whilst classifying the call as an “ambulance death investigation.”Police and paramedics were dispatched to the £1.6 million Los Angeles property, where they discovered a male patient who was pronounced dead at the scene. Fire service officials confirmed attending the same address as Mr Curry’s home, though they declined to identify the patient by name. Audio obtained by the Daily Mail gave insight into the actor’s last moments.Tim Curry died on Wednesday | GETTYMr…

Landlords are facing a sharp rise in property tribunal cases as new rental rules make it easier for tenants to challenge proposed rent increases.The number of market rent decisions has surged since the Renters’ Rights Act came into force at the start of May, adding another potential hurdle for landlords seeking to raise rents.Analysis from estate agency Hamptons shows property tribunals handed down 166 market rent decisions in July, almost four times the 44 recorded during the same month last year.Around 60 per cent of the cases decided in July were brought after the new legislation took effect. The remaining…

During the conversation with Kirsty Wark, his first major industry appearance, Brittin also said he had been “impressed” by the “creativity and talent” at the , but added “every media organisation is struggling with rapidly changing consumer behaviour and the power of the AI revolution”.Describing the corporation as “inward looking”, he also criticised the organisation for this leading to “an aversion to risk”.”You’ve got very loud critics, many of whom are the commercial rivals of the corporation and you’ve got political pressure on everything that you do journalistically,” he said.Brittin, who previously worked at Google, took over from Tim Davie…

England’s Jordan Cox sees his innings ended on 55 after an unbelievable, diving catch by substitute Salman Agha, with England 187-6 on the opening day of the second Test at Lord’s. FOLLOW LIVE: England v Pakistan – Second Test, day oneAvailable to UK users only.

A man with a rare form of Motor Neurone Disease (MND) says he could die within a year while waiting for access to a treatment that could significantly prolong his life.Marc Powell, from Whaley Bridge, Derbyshire, has the SOD1 variant of the disease, which affects fewer than 100 people in the UK.Drug manufacturer Biogen is supplying Tofersen free of charge to specialist centres, including Salford Royal, while the NHS decides whether to fund it.However, hospitals must cover the costs of administering it, so numbers are limited. The Northern Care Alliance NHS Trust said Tofersen was not currently commissioned by NHS…

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She said: “I don’t think it’s appropriate. I think there was a lack of consultation which has caused uproar to begin with, but it’s not the right site to have this.”There has been no communication at all until it was actually put out there. We were told initially by somebody locally and were not listened to, we tried to consult, and there has just been no answers given.”It’s going to impact my businesses, which are directly opposite here. But more than that, my family live opposite. I’ve got two small children and there are real safety concerns.”WATCH ABOVE.Keep reading…Show less`;…

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Burnham cited the 2016 EU referendum and the 2014 vote on Scottish independence.”What we find is that the risks that come from those situations take a long time to heal and it sets you right back, and you can’t focus on what’s right in front of us here and now,” he added.”The cost-of-living pressures that are hurting people in Northern Ireland, the need to get that budget set so that public services can function as they should.”He continued: “A decade since the Brexit referendum I think we’ve had too much division, too much arguing, too much backward-looking.”We need to fix…

When Goretzka arrived at Bayern from Schalke in 2018, he was revered as a modern type of midfielder, who could essentially play every position in the middle of the field. Peter Neururer, Goretzka’s coach at his hometown club of Bochum, called him a “once-in-a-century talent” when he was 18. The sky certainly seemed the limit in the 2010s.While he has usually served as a number six, often playing alongside good friend Joshua Kimmich for Bayern and Germany, Goretzka has been used as an emergency centre-back and as a number 10 when needed.Being slotted behind a striker highlighted Goretzka’s strengths as…