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He had risen steadily, a considered constructor of clubs and teams rather than a quick-fix problem solver that made him an ill fit for clubs as demanding - on and off the pitch - as Chelsea.

Parliament is currently considering whether to change the law to allow assisted dying in England and Wales, which would apply to certain terminally ill patients reasonably expected to die within six months.

The subplot of Lola trying to find her biological family is cut off when her brother reveals himself to be inconveniently mentally ill.

The rod-shaped bacterium is found in the intestines of humans and animals, and you might be more familiar with it as an unpleasant bug that can make us ill.

After her arrest, acquaintances said Moore was very concerned that people would assume she was mentally ill.