"A paramedic has been struck off after a professional tribunal found she fabricated a family illness to secure a day off, with her deception exposed by her sister's social media posts. Natalie Twomey emailed her London Ambulance Service (LAS) bosses claiming that her sister's health had deteriorated again and she needed to drive to Norfolk. However, LAS staff discovered photos on her sister's Facebook account of her house decorated for Christmas, posted that same day."
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The Independent covers issues from reproductive rights to climate change and Big Tech, deploying reporters to developing stories and producing documentaries like 'The A Word' about American women fighting for reproductive rights. The publication solicits donations to fund on-the-ground journalism and maintains free access by avoiding paywalls, relying on support from readers who can afford to pay. Separately, a paramedic, Natalie Twomey, was struck off after a tribunal found she fabricated a family illness to secure a day off, with her sister's Facebook photos showing the sister's house decorated for Christmas on the claimed date. The tribunal labeled the action a lie intended to mislead the employer for personal gain.
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