Mohammad Siddiqui, a former doctor, confessed to child cruelty for performing unnecessary male circumcisions on young patients, leaving them with emotional and physical scars between 2012 and 2013. Despite being removed from the UK’s General Medical Council Register in 2015, Siddiqui continued his mobile circumcision service using unregulated methods and anaesthetic. He pleaded guilty to 25 offenses, including actual bodily harm and administering prescription-only medicines, and is set to be sentenced on January 14, 2025, at Southwark Crown Court.
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Soft sell: vintage F1 memorabilia goes on sale at Selfridges
American retail magnate Harry Gordon Selfridge aimed to revolutionize shopping as an enjoyable experience when he opened his Oxford Street emporium in 1909, notably showcasing the aeroplane used by Louis Bleriot for the first flight across the English Channel among its attractions. This innovative approach set a precedent for modern retail environments, blending consumer goods with captivating displays. Need More Context? 🔎
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