Is The Great British Fry-Up Now Toast?

According to studies, Gen-Z is increasingly finding the morning staple too greasy or time-consuming to prepare, which might spell trouble for the great British fry-up.

Nearly 15% of respondents to a recent survey of people between the ages of 18 and 34 said they only eat cooked breakfast once or twice a year, and 10% said they never do.

Home appliance maker Breville, which commissioned the research, suggested youngsters were being turned off the cult classic by health influencers on social media.

The study found that almost four in ten worry that the meal is too fatty or greasy to tuck into any more than they usually do, while a similar number are concerned about the number of calories on the plate.

Almost a third of the 1,000 young Britons questioned said that making a fry-up takes too long, so for many, the sheer number of components may be off-putting. 

Some people expressed dissatisfaction over the difficulty of balancing so many elements at once, while others mentioned that cleanup seemed to be an issue as well.

The ingredients of a fry-up differ throughout the United Kingdom. National variations are common, even if staples like eggs, bacon, sausages, baked beans, and mushrooms are included in the meal. 

Cockles and laverbread are frequently added in Wales, while occasionally soda bread and potato bread make their way onto the plate in Northern Ireland.

Nonetheless, the survey offered some optimism for the fry-up, since 70% of young Britons stated that if these issues could be resolved, they would be more likely to consume the large breakfast item.

‘It’s perfectly possible to create a traditional fry-up that’s a little more guilt-free and less hassle,’ said Lydia Baker of Breville, which commissioned the research.

‘There’s still time to save the iconic dish. It’s a beloved institution for a reason.

‘Social media has spread an endless number of accounts giving advice on what’s ‘good’ and ‘bad’ to eat, with the humble fry-up often falling into the latter camp.’

Among young Britons, a staggering 89 per cent said that they had experienced ‘food guilt’ after wolfing down the breakfast, while almost one in four also said that they thought it was ‘outdated’.

However, several recent establishments are launching as proud greasy spoons in an attempt to update the classic English breakfast. Modern twists on classic dishes like fry-ups are available in London at Norman’s Cafe in Archway.

The great British breakfast is one of Britain’s greatest pleasures, and Gen-Z doesn’t know what they’re missing.

The classic fry-up was the working man’s cooked breakfast so that he could set himself up for a day’s graft. However, Gen-Z doesn’t have that mentality, so they no longer see the need to consume this British tradition—pass the brown sauce, please!

I do love a fry-up, but I would rather eat in a cafe because, to be honest, at my age, it’s just too much effort for me. When I was younger, I enjoyed making a fry up for the family, but all that washing up now, yeah, I’ll skip that, and I’m not even Gen-Z. You can also make a healthier version of the fry-up by grilling, poaching, and removing the fat from the bacon, but it just doesn’t taste the same, and the full monty isn’t compulsory.

Although a fry-up may not be the healthiest option, Gen-Z may want to reconsider spending their money on sugar-filled bubble tea, crepes, and waffles for ten pounds a pop if they think they will stay healthy by shunning the great British staple. 

Man Threatened With Arrest For Being ‘Quite Openly Jewish’ Near London Pro-Palestine March For ‘Breaching The Peace’

A Jewish man who was attempting to cross the street during a pro-Palestine march was threatened with arrest by an officer who said that his “presence was antagonising,” prompting criticism of the Metropolitan Police as “beyond appalling.”

The man, who said he was trying to walk around the capital after going to a synagogue, was pulled aside by a police officer who said he was ‘breaching the peace’ because he was ‘quite openly Jewish’.

In a video shared by Campaign Against Antisemitism from Saturday’s march, the man—who was wearing a kippah on his head—tells the officer: ‘I don’t want to stay here; I want to leave.’

The officer then replies: ‘In that case, sir, when the crowd is gone, I will happily escort you out.’

After the defiant man attempts to walk across the road in the Aldwych area, the officer blocks him and says: ‘I don’t want anybody antagonising anybody… and at the moment sir, you are quite openly Jewish. This is a pro-Palestinian march. 

‘I am not accusing you of anything but I am worried about the reaction to your presence.’

Later on, another officer says: ‘There’s a unit of people here now. You will be escorted out of this area so you can go about your business, go where you want freely or if you choose to remain here because you are causing a breach of peace, with all these other people, you will be arrested.’

He clarifies: ‘Your presence here is antagonising a large group of people that we can’t deal with all of them if they attack you… because your presence is antagonising them.’

The video has sparked another backlash for the Met, which has been accused of failing to make London safe for Jews. Robert Largan, the MP for High Peak, Derbyshire, shared the video and wrote: ‘This is beyond appalling’.

At another protest last month, an officer told a Jewish woman that swastikas ‘need to be taken into context’ when she reported seeing the Nazi logo on posters at a pro-Palestine march. 

At the time, Jocelin Weiss, 30, told MailOnline: ‘I think there’s a problem with a lack of basic education for this police force.’

Speaking about the latest incident, the Jewish man said he felt sympathetic towards frontline officers who are put in ‘impossible positions’ every week when they are asked to police huge protests ‘where there are all sorts of criminality on display’.

Another clip from the protest was also shared of a second officer telling the Jewish man: ‘I am trying to make sure you are safe and that no one attacks you, your group or anyone else, that’s all.

The Jewish man, who asks him why there is no one surrounding any of the pro-Palestine protesters, adds: ‘I’d like that too but your sergeant here has told me that because I’m Jewish, it’s antagonistic to the crowd and it’s dangerous for me.’

The officer replies: ‘I’m not saying that.’

But the man interrupts, saying: ‘But he’s just said that. Do you have any idea what it’s like being a Jew in London at the moment?’

When the officer says no, he adds: ‘Let me tell you, this goes on every Saturday, you probably know it, your colleagues know it. You guys are on the front line. The route changes every single week, you never have any idea where it’s going to be. 

‘Because you’re Jewish in London, you now have to cross these huge groups of people. It’s intimidating enough and now look at the number of police that are around her… I’m just a Jew in London, trying to cross the road.

‘I’ve been told repeatedly by the Met that these are completely safe for Jews, that I should have nothing to worry about and yet here I find myself in this bubble. This guy has just been shouting at me and shoving me because I want to cross the road.’

Campaign Against Antisemitism also shared shocking footage from the march of protesters shouting ‘scum’ at the Jewish man. Another pro-Palestine protester was heard shouting ‘Nazi’ in front of an officer. 

A third protester told the Jewish man: ‘I’m watching your movement. That’s right. We’re all going to watch your movements and record you. The police ain’t gonna help you in this scenario.’

The Jewish man said: ‘After months of being gaslit by the Met, it’s not safe for Jews to be walking in the presence of these protests. And was there anything so crazy about what we were trying to do? Just walking around our home city on a Saturday.’

He added: ‘Is this something that we are willing to accept? That now the police have to keep Jews away. We mustn’t accept it.’

Nine persons were taken into custody by the Met Police on Saturday for violating public order. It happened only hours before Iran launched an unprecedented assault on Israel, sparking concerns that the Middle East conflict may get worse.

Campaign groups have condemned the Met for the spike in anti-Semitism.

A poster of a baby kidnapped by Hamas was defaced with two swastikas in an incident in London at the end of last year, including a swastika drawn on the infant’s forehead.

And in October, the words “SS IDF”—which stands for the Israeli Defence Forces—were painted in red on a synagogue in Sussex. The initials “SS” stand for the Nazis’ homicidal special guard.

The Met has been approached by MailOnline for comment. 

Supposedly, our police are there to stop anybody from being attacked, but it seems that they’re only there to protect those who are allowed to operate a separate nation within our nation. Sadiq Khan controls the Met Police, and they do as he asks.

I’m so happy that there are folks out there who have the guts to confront this disaster. This has to be widely publicised, and the individual in question needs to file a formal complaint against the force that establishes these regulations as well as this particular officer. Bravo to the courageous man! 

It is a sad reality that a growing number of Jewish people are concealing their Jewish identity, and the Met has become selective and partial when considering people’s human rights and freedoms.

It should not be a crime to be openly Jewish or openly any other religion.

Sadly, far too many of our police officers make poor decisions on a regular basis. This is probably due to their egos getting in the way of serving the people and their lack of intellect and respect.

People fought in a war, and the people at home made huge sacrifices, and then some paid the ultimate price fighting the Nazis, and they would now be turning in their graves.

It seems that the Holocaust taught us nothing! 

Home Office Cops Broke Down The Door In A Dawn Raid

Home Office cops broke down doors across the country amid an ‘arms race’ against people smugglers.

As part of a statewide assault on a ring accused of smuggling migrants into Britain via land, sea, and air, immigration officers staged synchronised dawn raids across England.

Officers booted down doors at residences in Southampton, Huddersfield, Middlesbrough, and Stockport, apprehending four people.

The group is said to have operated across Europe, smuggling up to 50 illegal immigrants on commercial flights while hiding in cars and on boats. 

Additionally, they may have forged blank visas, national identity cards, and passports for a total of £1,000 apiece.

Home Office criminal and financial investigator Paul Harvey, who helped coordinate the operation, said officials were in an ‘arms race’ with organised crime rings.

Asked if it was frustrating that gangs are constantly changing their tactics, Mr Harvey said: ‘Absolutely, It’s basically an arms race as fast as we can go and detect these people.

‘They will move on to the next addresses as part of being an organised crime group. It is reasonable to expect that they will move around different areas.

‘Obviously, organised immigration crime is a UK-wide problem so these people are spreading across the country and that’s why this morning we’ve got officers working nationally to go and deal with a specific organised crime.’

‘They [the gang] were quite sophisticated; they used different methods. It’s not a normal boat-smuggling operation. These people use sophisticated methods.’

Officers in Southampton struck at first light, breaking down a door with a battering ram and crowbar before taking one guy into custody.

It coincides with the fact that over 6,000 individuals have entered this year in small boats, and lawmakers are about to allow Rwandan deportation flights.

Minister for Countering Illegal Migration, Michael Tomlinson, stated: ‘We’re working day and night to dismantle the criminal gangs who are trying to turn a profit by abusing our borders.

‘These arrests make clear if you are involved in this kind of criminality, you can expect our teams to find you and bring you to justice, wherever you are in the UK.’

In the first nine months of 2023, there were over 10,500 enforcement visits, a 53% increase over the same time in 2022.

Home Office Immigration Enforcement successfully prosecuted 141 traffickers in 2023 alone; 80 of them were found guilty of operating small boats.

However, it appears it’s all for show with TV cameras at the ready, et cetera, so that it looks like they’re doing something, but in fact, our government have no intention of controlling our borders.

It resembles a skillfully done public relations campaign.

Four people were apprehended. Wow, that will change things.

Nothing will happen to these four people; they will be treated as victims, and when they are brought to court, the judge will take pity on them and refuse to lock them up. This is the level of wokeness that is happening within the UK judiciary.

Warwick Davis’ Last Picture Of Wife Samantha As They Enjoy A Date Night Before Her Death, Aged 53, As He Pays Tribute To Her ‘Unique Character’ And Wicked Sense Of Humour

Just five months before Samantha passed away, Warwick Davis and his wife were pictured enjoying a date night. It is the last photo they will ever have together.

The Star Wars and Harry Potter actor, 54, heartbreakingly revealed yesterday that his life partner, whom he first met on the set of his 1988 film Willow, had died on March 24, aged 53.

His life partner, whom he met on the set of his 1988 film Willow, passed away on March 24 at the age of 53, as the 54-year-old Star Wars and Harry Potter star heartbreakingly disclosed yesterday.

In an emotional tribute put out on Wednesday, Davis said the death of his wife, who was also an actor, had left ‘a huge hole in our lives’ and that she made him feel like he had a ‘superpower’.

The loving couple were most recently seen together in a selfie posted on his Instagram page on October 5 last year, in which they were seen smiling at the camera during a ‘date night’. 

It was accompanied by the light-hearted and tender caption: ‘A long overdue date night with my beautiful wife. She felt a bit overdressed for McDonald’s!’

The picture delighted fans of the pair, with one remarking, ‘you two are just amazing’ and another calling them a ‘gorgeous couple’.

Following Davis’ devastating revelation that his wife of 33 years had passed away last month, the picture reappeared.

In an emotional tribute to his ‘favourite human’, Davis said: ‘Her passing has left a huge hole in our lives as a family. I miss her hugs.’

He described Sammy, as he called her, as his ‘most trusted confidant and an ardent supporter of everything I did in my career’. He said he felt like he could achieve anything with his wife by his side and that it felt like he had a ‘superpower’.

‘She was a unique character, always seeing the sunny side of life; she had a wicked sense of humour and always laughed at my bad jokes,’ Davis said in a statement given to the BBC.

Three years later, in 1991, the pair was married after they first met on the set of George Lucas’s film Willow. They had three children throughout their 33-year marriage, one of whom unfortunately passed away soon after birth.

This lovely family always seemed to radiate such genuine happiness, and Warwick’s wife was taken far too young. Whenever there were reports in the media about Warwick Davis and his family, they were always genuinely happy, and it was lovely to see.

They were a beautiful and funny family. Also decent, kind, and a true force of positivity. They found true happiness together, despite facing huge adversity. Life really is tragic and cruel.

When Warwick spoke about his wife and kids, he always had such a proud expression, and his wife always seemed to glow. I’m so glad that they found each other and fell in love.

Pensioners Should Be Taxed More: Rachel Reeves, Tax Tsar

Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves’s new tax tsar previously called pensioners ‘codgers’ who had it ‘ridiculously good’.

Sir Edward Troup, a former Tory Treasury special adviser, also said it was ‘ridiculous’ that pensioners received free TV licences and argued for them to be taxed more.

His remarks became public earlier this month following his appointment by Labour to its new expert group on combating tax evasion.

In 2019, Sir Edward made a plea for increases in corporate tax, VAT, income tax, and National Insurance payments during a roundtable hosted by the Resolution Foundation.

Advising politicians to raise taxes by stealth, the former special adviser to then Tory chancellor Lord Clarke warned that today’s pensioners have ‘had it ridiculously good’.

He said that it is a ‘complete disgrace’ that pensioners are not paying NIC, adding: ‘I’m told I can’t use the word codgers but, as I’m officially a codger, I think I will.

‘We’ve benefited from low-interest rates, high inflation when we bought our houses, we’ve enjoyed good returns on whatever we’ve managed to put into our pension funds… and it’s a complete disgrace.’

Additionally, he made the case that younger working families need to receive free TV licences.

Sir Edward added: ‘If anybody deserves a free licence to relieve them from the ghastliness of small babies… they’re the ones who deserve it.’

Craig Tracey, Deputy Chairman of the Conservative Party and MP for North Warwickshire, said: ‘It should come as no surprise that Labour’s new tax tsar wants to slap working people with higher taxes.

‘They will try to deny it, but Labour’s billions in unfunded spending pledges can only mean one thing—taking us back to square one by hiking up taxes.

‘Meanwhile, this Conservative Government are sticking to the plan and delivering a £900 tax cut for working people.’

Does this dumbbell not realise that a pensioner has to be 75 years old and receive pension credit to qualify for a free TV licence?

People paid National Insurance contributions for 35 years to receive their State Pension. It’s not a benefit; it is something we paid for with our wages when we were working. However, if you get Pension Credit to top it up, then that becomes a benefit paid for by the DWP.

The House of Lords receives more than £300 each day, which makes their situation absurdly favourable. That’s hardly what most retirees receive in a week, and that’s just for sitting their bum on a seat and not doing anything!

No one, including pensioners, should be paying for a TV licence.

People have paid into a system, and the government happily took our money that they call National Insurance for our State Pension, a bit like a bank account so that we could withdraw that money once we reached Pension Age.

Paying money into that system until we were 60-65 years of age should have been more than enough, but now our government keep putting pension age up and up. They want us to work until we drop, that way they can keep our money because we can’t withdraw it, why because we’re dead! However, theft is a criminal activity that goes on within the government all the time, and our government always prey on the most vulnerable.

People who have lived their whole lives contributing to the system appear to be being penalised so that our government may provide something they never paid for to the fresh wave of foreign voters entering our nation, and pensioners have been bled dry through Income Tax and National Insurance all their lives, and every other tax going.

After A Four-Day Wait On A Hospital Trolley, Great-Grandmother Has Her Leg Amputated

The family of a great-grandmother has stated that she was left on a hospital trolley for four days before having her right leg amputated.

On Good Friday, March 29, Geraldine Newing was brought to Medway Maritime Hospital in Kent due to a severe foot infection.

However, her family claims that after being placed on a trolley for many days and without being examined, a surgeon finally declared on April 2 that immediate treatment was required.

The 78-year-old was told she could die if her leg was not amputated and was taken to have the life-changing surgery.

Mrs Newing’s son, father-of-two Michael Newing, has blasted the standard of care she received and claimed she may not have needed as much of her leg amputated if she had been treated sooner.

Mr Newing, 57, said: ‘It’s disgusting the way she was treated. It was like a war up there—that’s the only way to describe it.

‘It’s particularly degrading for elderly people. For five days she was only seen by nurses and auxiliaries and there were no wash facilities.’

The family first called for medical attention at the end of last month at Ms Newing’s home in Sittingbourne, Kent and decided to go to MedOCC – an on-call service dealing with urgent care problems when GP surgeries are closed – when her condition deteriorated.

The factory worker from Sittingbourne, said: ‘MedOCC told us she needed urgent attention.

‘They took one look at her foot and said she needed someone to see her there and then.

‘They tried for two hours but none of the on-call consultants picked up.’

She was then taken to hospital, and five days later Mrs Newing’s husband Anthony was suddenly told his wife would have to undergo her shock operation.

Her physicians warned her that if the surgery was not performed, she would not survive, thus her right leg was amputated from the knee down.

Mrs Newing remains at the hospital, where she is on a drip and antibiotics to fight the infection.

Her son Mr Newing continued: ‘She’s not doing too good. If someone had looked at her foot properly on Friday, when she first went to hospital, it might not have been so severe.

‘Maybe she would have lost her foot or a few toes or something. The surgeon said that if he hadn’t amputated the leg, my mum wouldn’t be here now.’

Mr. Newing stated that the care his mother, who has diabetes and has experienced strokes in the past, has gotten has horrified him and his family.

Our government is enabling fat cat NHS managers to earn large salaries, which is your problem right there. Mass immigration is slowly but definitely ruining this country.

Although our government has not learnt anything by mistreating its citizens, they shouldn’t have to because they shouldn’t have been mistreating them in the first place.

Taxpayers seem to throw more and more money at the NHS yet we don’t seem to get any improvements in care, and there is no accountability by our government.

These managers are parasites that must be eliminated. They waste NHS resources and are worthless.

Indeed, voters are receiving their wishes as they were cast, as evidenced by the fact that this is a prime illustration of the public services funding cuts that we were alerted to before the last general election.

Mass immigration was supposed to have put more money into our economy so that this wouldn’t happen. The truth is it’s just been put off for another day, and that day is here.

MAX PEMBERTON: Indulgent Benefits Encourage Idleness

People who work in mental health frequently see people who are genuinely disabled by mental illness and who desperately need PIP payments to ensure they can get on with their lives, but not everyone would agree and that makes my blood boil.

These individuals are not abusing the system, but people and the government would tell you that they are.

There has been a lot of media presence, telling us that young people avoid work for one reason or another, and that might be the case in some instances.

Disabled people do not have fictitious illnesses, but I would agree that we are breeding a generation of sloths.

Of course, the system is not flawless, especially when it comes to mental health issues. There is no blood test or scan one can do to ascertain a diagnosis of mental illness. It relies on careful questions and assessments conducted by professionals.

However, all that is generally needed is understanding the correct responses to such queries. In particular, ADHD is a complicated and divisive topic, and for many, its symptoms, which include hyperactivity, difficulty keeping track of time, and difficulties focusing and paying attention, can be truly incapacitating, but waiting lists for the NHS span years, not weeks or months.

This has led to the emergence of an incredibly lucrative private sector, with psychologists and even therapists (which anyone can claim to be, despite having no qualifications) giving out ADHD diagnoses with ease.

Ultimately, the signs and symptoms are so nebulous that we can question if we’ve ever experienced them.

Yet all of this creates an obvious conflict. Once you have shelled out hundreds of pounds to see someone for an assessment, it’s unlikely they’ll say you don’t have it—especially if you’ve come prepared and know how to answer their questions.

However, ADHD is a more intricate disorder. Studies indicate that several individuals may be dealing with alternative concerns, such as emotional, psychological, or drug-related disorders.

Most people who have mental health problems want a label because they want a clear and concise diagnosis of what is wrong with them. There is nothing wrong with that, they just need to know. Having a diagnosis is not a trendy accessory; they have a serious mental illness.

There does seem to be more and more people with a diagnosis of mental illness, and I believe that’s because way back when people never knew enough about it, I also believe it’s all to do with the world that we live in, the food that we eat, and even a twist in our environment and DNA. We are evolving at a fast pace, but who is to say that people with mental illness are not normal and those that we consider normal are actually not?

Generally, ADHD comes with other mental illnesses such as Asperger’s Syndrome and other forms of mental illness. Everyone is impacted by it differently, some can work and some can’t. Some have high intelligence, some don’t, everyone is different and most are dreadful at planning and organising and any long-term projects and finishing that project is off the cards.

‘Cyclists Think They’re The Centre Of The Universe’: Miranda Star Patricia Hodge Attacks Rude Bike Rider Following Near Collision

The actress was almost knocked down by a speeding cyclist in Central London

Patricia Hodge has launched a scathing attack on cyclists after a near-collision with an ‘unforgivably rude’ bike rider.

The Miranda actress said cyclists think they are at the centre of the world and it’s having a negative effect on society.

The 77-year-old actress added that she feels she should speak out when she sees cyclists riding their bikes at high speeds but is often met with verbal abuse.

The actress said that police seldom stop cyclists from running red lights or going without lights on their bikes.

Hodge said: ‘I can’t tell you how many continue to ride their bikes at speed, with mothers having to swiftly move their buggies out of the way.

‘I always make sure, though, to point out that the only reason they’re angry is because they know I’m right she told Candis magazine.

Hodge lives near Hammersmith Bridge in west London and described one incident with an ‘unforgivably rude but also dangerous’ cyclist.

The actress, who recently starred opposite Nigel Havers in Noel Coward’s Private Lives, described how she was crossing Portland Place in central London and almost collided with a cyclist as she crossed the road.

Despite the light being green for pedestrians, the cyclist continued anyway. 

When the actress challenged him, she said the biker ‘flicked’ her a rude hand gesture.

‘I just pointed at the green light for pedestrians and he called me the worst word in the English language.’ she said.

The actress added that as she has gotten older, she feels obligated to speak out against injustice and that she feels good manners have declined despite her efforts to point them out.

There’s no need for bad manners, and cyclists should be required to wear fluorescent jackets displaying an identity number, similar to a car registration plate.

These cyclists have no care in the world when riding their bicycles in the bicycle lane. When the lights go red to stop for cars, they should have to stop as well, but instead, they just sail on through with speed, and whoever is crossing the road often has to jump out of the way; otherwise, they’d just get mowed down by the cyclist.

A small number plate on their bicycles would be a good system, and it could be attached to the back and front of the wheel inside some kind of frame—slick and sensible. Of course, many cyclists care about others, but many don’t.

These cyclists are arrogant, smug, and very rude, and having number plates on bicycles would help catch those breaking the law. Food deliveries have increased over the years, and many cyclists flaunt the rules of the road to make those delivery times.

It’s crazy to think that these bikes are allowed on the road but have no way of being traced in the event of an offence or a crash.

North Korea is the only country in the world that requires cyclists to have number plates on their bikes. If it works for them, then why can’t it work for the UK?

Not to mention that bicycle users don’t pay any tax to use the roads, unlike drivers, but then again, they don’t have an engine. It’s a manual conveyance, like the Flinstones!

Bicycles should also have insurance in case they hit a pedestrian, because if they did hit a pedestrian, who would pay out?

After Millionaire Neighbours Heard Blood-Curdling Screams In The Dead Of Night, A Woman, 27, Was Found Stabbed To Death Inside An Ex-Ethiopian Embassy On The Edge Of Hyde Park

The manhunt for the Marble Arch murderer today took a new turn after police named and released the first picture of the dual Hong Kong-Thai woman who was found stabbed to death inside her £4 million property.

The horrifying stabbing victim has been identified by police as Kamonnan Thiamphanit. On Monday, April 8, at around 8.30 am, authorities forced entry into a residence in Stanhope Place, Bayswater, and found Thiamphanit’s body.

Friends of the 27-year-old, who were worried about her wellbeing, called the police on Sunday; however, they didn’t arrive at the site until after more than 13 hours.

The home, which locals claim is being used as an Airbnb, was rented by the Ethiopian Embassy until four years ago and was occupied by Ms Thiamphanit, also known as Angela.

Neighbours of the Grade II-listed Georgian property on the edge of Hyde Park told MailOnline they heard two ‘high-pitched screams’ and then a harrowing ‘silence’ hours before her body was found with stab injuries.

The five-story home had a video access system at the front entrance, and until police arrived on Monday morning, there was no indication of forced entry, leading experts to believe that Ms Thiamphanit may have known her assailant.

The Met has launched a murder investigation following the tragic incident, vowing to ‘ensure whoever is responsible is held to account’, although no arrests have yet been made.

Detective Chief Inspector Adam Clifton, who leads the investigation, said: ‘My team continues to work tirelessly to piece together the events that led to Kamonnan’s murder.

‘I would like to thank local residents for their patience while we have gone about our work at the scene.

‘I would appeal to anyone who has information that could assist us, no matter how insignificant you think that may be, to come forward and speak to us.

‘Kamonnan’s family and friends have been devastated by this murder and we must ensure whoever is responsible is held to account.’

The flat near Hyde Park was still sealed off by police today as the murder investigation entered its fourth day.

Uniformed officers patrol the scene while several forensic vans are parked outside as scenes of crime teams remain working inside the flat.

They are expected to be there for some time. Outside the home, multiple plastic forensic bags could be seen.

The dwelling could have been a holiday rental and had been rented by the young lady in the short term. It also suggests that there must have been numerous people coming and going from the property, but hey I’m no detective!

As for the police not arriving at the scene until over 13 hours later. Seriously, does the sound of a woman screaming in fear not count as a priority?

Bayswater is a rather pricey neighbourhood. You have the financial means to live in a pricey area if you reside there. The clientele is more affluent, and you anticipate prompt police response when you hear high-pitched cries. Even if she didn’t live in a dangerous neighbourhood, the police still need to respond quickly if they hear someone screaming.

The phone calls informing the police that they were concerned about the young woman should have drawn their attention if the screaming hadn’t done so. Close friends and family members are aware of each other’s whereabouts, so if they haven’t heard from someone in a while, the police should take immediate notice of the situation.

Mother’s ‘Fake Cancer’ Hell Saw Her Undergo Chemo And Say Goodbye To Family

Lisa Monk claims she was given an “optimistic” 15 months to live when she was informed of her terminal cancer diagnosis at a check-up following spleen surgery.

A woman, who was given just 15 months to live, claims she had “aggressive” treatment and bid farewell to her family, only to find out later that she had never had cancer.

Lisa Monk went to the hospital at the end of 2022 for a CT scan after she started having stomach problems that she thought may be caused by a kidney stone. In addition to revealing that she had two kidney stones at her checkup, the test also revealed a tumour on her spleen, which was removed in January of last year.

The mum-of-two claims the organ was sent to three different pathology labs before being tested at a fourth lab where she claims it tested positive for an aggressive form of blood vessel cancer. The 39-year-old said she was told about her terminal cancer diagnosis at a check-up appointment following her spleen surgery and claims she was given an ‘optimistic’ 15 months to live.

Following a referral to a cancer hospital, the higher education professional was admitted to the hospital right away to start her first round of chemotherapy in March 2023. Lisa had ‘very harsh’ chemotherapy after losing all of her hair, which resulted in ‘silvery skin’ and vomiting.

However, she asserts that on a regular medical visit in April, she was informed that the first pathology result was inaccurate and that she had never genuinely had cancer. Lisa is upset that the physicians chose to “congratulate” her instead of offering an apology for their purported error. She claims the needless treatment has left her broke and her “insides cooked.”

Lisa, from College Station in Texas, said: “It was diagnosed as a super rare, super terminal type of cancer called clear cell angiosarcoma. I had gone to see my doctor as a follow-up from my surgery [when I was given the news].

“I was with my mum and he asked if I was okay to get bad news in front of her. This is when he told me it was cancer. I went into shock. The diagnosis was horrible and [they] told me it was terminal.

“It was a blood vessel type of cancer found in the spleen and told me that the most optimistic thing he could say was to give me 15 months [to live]. After I dropped my mum off at home, I went down to the river and prayed because I wasn’t ready to go home and tell my husband.

“I didn’t tell them at this point that it was terminal or I only had 15 months, I just told them it was bad but I was going to try to fight it. My oldest son took it the hardest. My little girl was very good at hiding her feelings but I found out from her teacher was getting overwhelmed about it at school.”

According to Lisa, the hospital received the first report that indicated she had terminal cancer, but as per their procedure, they needed her spleen to do more testing. She says that after having her organ checked, the hospital’s test revealed that she had never had cancer; however, she also alleges that the hospital did not review their findings until the April visit, which occurred one month after they got it.

Lisa claims this meant she endured chemotherapy treatment when she didn’t need it and is now dealing with the repercussions of this as she never had cancer. Lisa said: “I saw the nurse practitioner first and she just asked me about my symptoms and she was scrolling on the computer while she was talking to me.

“All of sudden, she just stops talking and has this look on her face. She turned to me, looked completely horrified and told me she needed to get the doctor. She then ran out of the room. She left me alone for about 15 minutes and the doctor came back in. He said a lot of medical lingo to me and then told me I didn’t have cancer.

“I was confused, as they were acting like it was a bad thing. I just thought [if I didn’t have cancer], it meant the chemotherapy was working. The doctor then told me that I never had cancer. [At that moment] I looked like I had cancer, and I felt like I had cancer as I was vomiting, I was sick, and my skin was silvery because of the chemotherapy.

“The doctor then congratulated me, which really bothered me. At the time, I was in shock, but now I feel the more appropriate response would be ‘I’m sorry’. I asked for a copy of their pathology report, and I found a hallway to call my husband and tell him the news.

“The first pathology test I had back from the lab said I had cancer, and I started treatment based on this report, but then the hospital ordered my spleen to conduct their own pathology test as it was their policy to do so. When I got home, I listened back to the recording of my doctor’s appointment, as I was able to record them in case I missed any information and it dawned on me about the date they got their [the hospital] pathology report back.

“I looked at it and it was dated a month prior to my appointment. I had had chemotherapy during this time, and they could have told me a month earlier, and I would have avoided the second round of chemotherapy if they had bothered to read their own pathology report.

“[After being told I didn’t have cancer] I had to wait a couple of days, and then it was confirmed to me that it was not cancer after having a discussion with all the doctors. In the end, they determined that my spleen was going to rupture which is why it had the mass on it. It was just blood vessel activity and no cancer in it.”

After being told she never had cancer, Lisa said chemotherapy treatment was stopped immediately. And, despite being relieved by the good news, a year on Lisa still feels ‘angry’ for what she and her family have been put through.

This is very sad, but now hopefully she can put this all behind her and enjoy the precious future with her loved ones. We must also not forget that this is wrong in so many ways, and how in this day and age does this kind of thing happen? This was pure neglect by medical health professionals, and if this can happen, how many people out there have been told they don’t have cancer when they did?

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