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crime10h ago

Natalie Russell says she spent five prison terms after starting at 17, and later rebuilt her life helping abuse survivors.
Her trauma began in childhood with sexual abuse, which she says shaped her later relationship choices and drug use.
After periods of homelessness and crime, she found sobriety and redirected her work toward helping others heal.
She retrained as a relationship coach and became an ambassador for the domestic abuse charity Refuge.
Russell emphasizes that more support and funding are needed to prevent reoffending and aid recovery.
Her children’s lives improved as she rebuilt housing and stabilised her circumstances.
She now works with addiction treatment and domestic abuse support to empower women.
Her personal journey included social housing aid and community support to rebuild a stable life.
Her narrative highlights the broader campaign on violence against women launched by Metro.
Russell now mentors and supports other survivors, aiming to prevent cycles of abuse and incarceration.

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world10h ago

Several UK airports have dropped the 100ml liquid rule ahead of the summer peak due to new security scanners.
Gatwick has updated guidance allowing liquids in containers up to two litres, provided they are not in metal or double-walled containers.
The airports list shows which hubs still enforce the 100ml limit and which have scrapped it.
Liquids are defined to include drinks, cosmetics, toiletries, toothpaste, gels, sprays and other similar items.
The Foreign Office notes most airports still restrict liquids in containers larger than 100ml.
The guidance warns travelers to check rules at both departing and returning airports.
The update aligns with summer travel expectations as passengers pack liquids for trips.
A few airports have not scrapped the rule and still enforce the 100ml limit.
New scanners provide more detailed images, enabling bigger container allowances at some airports.
Travelers should verify airport rules to avoid issues at security.

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Billam-Smith says a win over Rozicki will set up a future fight with Jai Opetaia, the world’s leading cruiserweight.
Billam-Smith says moving to Zuffa will help him pursue big fights, including Opetaia.
Billam-Smith insists chasing big fights has defined his career and motivates his preparation for Rozicki.
Rozicki is viewed as a real threat, but Billam-Smith remains confident heading into the Bournemouth fight.
Billam-Smith highlights his ability to excel against big punchers as a key strength.
Billam-Smith expects the Opetaia clash to happen sooner or later and is certain it will occur.
Billam-Smith says the big-name fights, including Opetaia, were a key reason for signing with Zuffa.
The Bournemouth showdown with Rozicki is scheduled for June 6, with Sky Sports coverage.
Billam-Smith aims to use Rozicki win to bolster his case for a fight with Opetaia after June 6.
The article notes Billam-Smith’s focus on big fights and his reasons for switching promoters.

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