The families of the Nottingham attack victims are holding doctors responsible for failing to appropriately treat triple killer Valdo Calocane, demanding accountability from the mental health trust and individual clinicians. Calocane, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia, was released despite being deemed a “ticking timebomb” and subsequently killed three people in a series of attacks in June 2023. An independent report revealed that Calocane refused long-lasting anti-psychotic medication, and the families are calling for action against doctors who did not adjust his treatment despite his known violent tendencies and history of non-compliance.
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President Trump's proposal to move all Palestinians out of Gaza and make it a U.S. territory was met with mixed reactions globally, with support from Trump loyalists and Israel's far right, but rejection from American allies and adversaries. The plan to displace the Palestinian population in Gaza and turn it into a tourist destination faced significant hurdles due to the region's complex history and legal implications, including violating international law by forcibly relocating civilians and...
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