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The exorcism terrifying poltergeist believed to be an 'angry' mother with her baby

An exorcist was called in after the resident couple fled the property

Wales Online

Trial held in six-state lawsuit against Biden administration student loan forgiveness

James Campbell, a lawyer from the Nebraska Attorney General’s office, represented six states in a trial on October 12 to block the Biden administration’s plan to forgive up to $20,000 of federal student loan debt in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Missouri.

Ballotpedia

Lanarkshire grandad frozen out of bank account for 10 weeks and can't pay wife's care home fees

James Campbell was left without access to his funds after Santander's fraud team blocked his account

Daily Record

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Santander freezes grandad's account for 10 WEEKS and he can't pay wife's care home fees

James Campbell, 84, a retired RAF policeman, was forced to use a credit card after Santander blocked his card for weeks- meaning he couldn't pay his wife's care home bills

Daily Mirror

Tuesday headlines: Young Celtic fan dies suddenly Scots OAP left cashless by bank

Here are the main headlines on the Daily Record website today.

Daily Record

East Kilbride grandad frozen out of bank account for 10 weeks and can't pay care wife's home fees

84-year-old James Campbell was left without access to his funds after Santander's fraud team blocked his account leaving him entirely dependant on a credit card to pay his bills.

Glasgow Live

Scots OAP left without cash for 10 weeks after Santander freeze account in bungled fraud probe

Retired RAF policeman James Campbell, 84, from East Kilbride, was left unable to pay care home fees for his wife after his account was frozen back in June by the bank's fraud team.

Daily Record

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103 tributes, death and funeral notices from across Merseyside

Loved ones have paid tribute to those who have been lost in recent weeks

Liverpool Echo

Sex offenders jailed in Bristol so far in 2022

Cases have included historical offenders brought to justice by scientific advances

Bristol Post

Almost 35,000 Britons in limbo as Portugal fails to issue post-Brexit ID cards

British nationals living in country are unable to access healthcare, change jobs or travel in and out

The Guardian - UK

Jailed in Bristol in July 2022: The defendants banged up in the last month

Some cases have not been dealt with due to a barristers' strike urging for more funding for the criminal justice system

Bristol Post

‘A finite resource’: as Australia recruits overseas health workers, their home nations bear the cost

For international health workers, Australia often offers better pay and conditions – but inequality is worsening amid a global shortfall

The Guardian - AU

Kids aren’t skipping just COVID vaccines

BALTIMORE — There are thousands of children across Maryland who not only haven’t been vaccinated against COVID-19, but also lack protection from influenza and the kinds of diseases that routine shots long ago made scarce, such as measles and chickenpox.

Tribune News Service

Peter Campbell obituary

Activist and campaigner who worked to help people with mental health difficulties organise and advocate for change

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Scots carer who assaulted 'extremely vulnerable' 92-year-old man at care home struck off

The Scottish Social Services Council have blasted support worker James Campbell after he failed to show any "insight or regret" over the shocking incident.

ABC News

Biotechnology brains flock to regional Australia, but trials still based in metro areas

Much of Australia's biotech sector is based in regional Australia, but a lack of adequate, but a lack of adequate infrastructure means country patients are still missing out on the early stages of groundbreaking trials.

Liverpool Echo

Woman who 'obliterated' ex's home with new boyfriend back in court again

She has now admitted raiding a second house to steal electrical items and toiletries

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