Four psychiatrists have called for mental health patients to continue to be offered hope instead of euthanasia. Since the country introduced euthanasia in 2002, the number of reported cases has increased dramatically from 1,882 to 8,720 in 2022. SuicideThe group told The Guardian how “value-laden many psychiatric diagnoses are and how nebulous a term such as ‘unbearable suffering’ must remain. They added: “Allowing euthanasia for mental health problems suggests a conflict between the policy of suicide prevention and a policy of suicide promotion. The expansion of the legislation to those who suffer from mental health problems has now been pushed back to 2027, after Canada’s Minister of Health Mark Holland admitted that the Government has heard “loud and clear that the health system is not yet ready”.

IPSO: Details ‘went beyond reporting of the crime’IPSO defended the latest ruling, saying the article “contained details which went beyond reporting of the crime” and that this was unjustified. A spokesperson for the regulator told Press Gazette: “IPSO strongly supports the principle of open justice. We have issued many decisions protecting the rights of journalists to report on court proceedings. The woman had told IPSO the detail in the report had re-traumatised her. “The Committee recognised that in some circumstances the publication of such personal and intrusive details may be justified.

In contrast, some Westsplainers seem convinced that East Europeans are nothing but pawns moved around by jingoistic, greedy geopolitical masters. But they failed to even mention that a number of East European countries had already applied for, and energetically sought, NATO membership by that point. The acknowledgement that East Europeans shaped these dynamics is not just a matter of getting the story right. It is also a forewarning of what might happen if US and EU policymakers assume that East Europeans will do whatever they are told. Unfortunately, however, East Europeans, it is ventured, have been so traumatized by such encounters that they cannot think straight.

to the New York Times. They leaked 270GB of dataThey wrote that the New York Times has 5,000+ source code repositories, with less than 30 being encrypted (?). It is 3,600,000 files in totalNote: We haven't reviewed the data — vx-underground (@vxunderground) June 6, 2024The threat actor also uploaded a text file containing a directory listing of the 6,223 compromised folders. In 2013, The New York Times and other media outlets were targeted by the Syrian Electronic Army, disrupting access to their websites. Data breach at DisneyThe NYT data leak comes on the heels of another major data breach disclosed this week.

In an interview with The Times, Ms Braverman said the Tories are a “broad church”, and should not exclude anyone who wants “Conservatives to get elected”. Leader of Reform UK Nigel Farage (James Manning/PA)“I would welcome Nigel into the Conservative Party. The poll offered six other names – Penny Mordaunt (15%), James Cleverly (6%), Kemi Badenoch (5%), Suella Braverman (4%), Priti Patel (2%) and Robert Jenrick (1%). The largest proportion (48%) of those surveyed said they did not know who should replace Mr Sunak as leader of the Conservatives. To add to the worrying polls for the Tories, 37% of people surveyed said the Reform UK party should replace the Conservatives as the major opposition to Labour, with 30% disagreeing.

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(Bloomberg) -- Shein may not qualify for inclusion on the FTSE 100 Index even as the online retailer gears up for an initial public offering that could be one of the largest ever in the UK, The Times reported. Most Read from BloombergThe number of shares being sold by Shein will not meet the minimum requirement for inclusion on FTSE indexes, the newspaper said, citing people familiar with the matter. Shein was preparing a confidential filing for an IPO in London, with the company potentially seeking a valuation of around £50 billion ($64 billion), Bloomberg reported last week. The float is unlikely to take place until after the summer holidays in August, the Times said, citing a person close to the process. Most Read from Bloomberg Businessweek©2024 Bloomberg L.P.

The very idea of a ‘Jewish state’, a state in which Jews and the Jewish religion have exclusive privileges from which non-Jewish citizens are forever excluded is rooted in another time and place. [5] Unless something changes, Judt declared, “Israel in half a decade will be neither Jewish nor democratic”. Both declare to me: A Jewish state must be established immediately, even if it is only in part of the country. A Jewish state will come”. [15] This letter was first referred to by Ilan Pappé in his article entitled “The 1948 Ethnic Cleansing of Palestine”, Journal of Palestine Studies, issue 141, Fall 2006.

SHEIN may not qualify for inclusion on the FTSE 100 Index even as the online retailer gears up for an initial public offering (IPO) that could be one of the largest ever in the UK, The Times reported. The number of shares being sold by Shein will not meet the minimum requirement for inclusion on FTSE indexes, the newspaper said, citing sources familiar with the matter. Companies incorporated outside the UK must have a minimum free float of 25 per cent under stock exchange rules. Shein was preparing a confidential filing for an IPO in London, with the company potentially seeking a valuation of around £50 billion (S$86 billion), Bloomberg reported last week. Bloomberg reported in February that Shein was actively looking at London as it had judged it unlikely that the US Securities and Exchange Commission would approve a New York IPO.

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People take photographs of Volvo Car AB’s EX30 electric sport utility vehicle during the Beijing Auto Show on April 25. Photo: BloombergTrade frictions between the EU and China have led to a barrage of anti-dumping probes against Beijing amid allegations of unfair subsidies. Turkey raised customs duty on Chinese EVs last year to support the country’s first domestically produced EV. However, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz spoke out against restricting automotive trade as the EU moves closer to slapping tariffs on EVs imported from China. Germany’s auto industry is benefiting from business in China and would be able to compete with the Asian country’s automakers if trade remains “fair and free,” Scholz said on Saturday.

✕ Close Djokovic has animated exchange with wife during French Open fightbackCarlos Alcaraz defeated Alexander Zverev to win the French Open for the first time and lift a third grand slam title at the age of just 21. The third seed took a medical timeout in the fourth set but prevailed to extend his perfect record in grand slam finals to three wins from his first three appearances. Alcaraz, who had previously won the US Open and Wimbledon, is now an Australian Open title away from completing the career grand slam. Meanwhile, Zverev missed the chance to win his first grand slam title, with the 27-year-old losing the US Open final from two sets up against Dominic Thiem in 2020. Follow all the latest tennis scores and results from the final day at the French Open below.

Erik ten Hag is still waiting to learn his fate ahead of next seasonManchester United are reportedly set to conclude their future managerial plans next week, with Erik ten Hag’s position still not safe heading into the summer transfer window. However, the INEOS chief is assessing all of his options before deciding whether Ten Hag will be sacked or well-backed in the summer transfer window. The new investor met with ex-Bayern Munich boss Thomas Tuchel in Monaco last week to discuss how the club would look under his management. SUBSCRIBE Invalid email We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you've consented to and to improve our understanding of you. Read our Privacy PolicySir Jim Ratcliffe is said to have spoken with Tuchel in Monaco

Arab Israeli actress and news anchor, Lama Tatour, was fired from Channel 12 after taking to social media on Saturday criticizing the appearance of Noa Argamni, one of four hostages rescued from Hamas captivity after being kidnapped during the October 7 massacre. Tatour said in Arabic on an Instagram post on Saturday. Tatour added, "Look at her eyebrows, they look better than mine! In a statement, Keshet 12 denounced Tatour comments, saying, "We condemn the comments made by Lama Tatour on social media." Khaled Natour, the show's producer, stated that "Tatour's comments are unacceptable and as a result her employment on the show has been terminated immediately "Tatour's Instagram account has been temporarily disabled.