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Without blood I wouldn't be able to survive. I am at the mercy of people who go and give blood. It's a really selfless act for people to take time out of their busy lives to go and donate blood.

Tears and rain soaked our clothes as we watched a billowing fire rip through a house that had been in the family for generations.

The survivors were almost about to die. They are severely dehydrated and exhibiting signs of distress and trauma with such circumstances and given that they're seeing those around them dying.

Rojas allegedly assaulted the body of Jorge Gonzalez for over half an hour, with video evidence capturing his actions as he attempted to steal belongings before committing sexual acts.

In the six-and-a-half hours that Amy spent covered by debris in the disaster area, Amy shared, "I thought about my life, how I really had not lived. Just wishing for a second chance, if I could have a do-over."

Astonishing Things: The Drawings of Victor Hugo's gothic fantasies transport you to a surreal inner world, showcasing the intricate beauty of nature.

John Cheever's 'The Swimmer' critiques the facade of American suburbia, revealing a deeper pain and self-destructive tendency hidden beneath its idyllic exterior.

Crisis record fair returns to south London to raise money for Crisis, featuring various new and second-hand vinyl records, alongside DJ performances and an after-party.

"Venezuela's recent election protest unfolded as it was always destined to: Nicolás Maduro, the architect of Venezuela's deepening despair, remained in power. María Corina Machado, the indomitable leader of the Venezuelan opposition, was abruptly freed by the same police force that had detained her at a protest. Edmundo González Urrutia, the rightful victor of the election, and Machado's ally, failed to return to the country as he had boldly promised. Maduro's survival demonstrates his utter reliance on the Cuban lifeline, and it's unclear how the world will respond as Venezuela's crisis deepens."

"My understanding is that the Irish citizen is OK and receiving consular assistance from the Department of Foreign Affairs," Mr. Martin said today.