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The Social Security Office (SSO) of Thailand has made a groundbreaking announcement that establishes a major milestone in the realm of medical access and reproductive rights for Thai nationals. The momentous news, revealed on this very day, June 23, by Marasri Jairangsee, the insightful secretary-general of the SSO, sets the stage for insured Thai citizens to access medical services for terminating unplanned pregnancies without facing any legal dilemmas. It marks a bold step forward, with the promise of free, safe, and professional care integrated under the medical benefits umbrella. With a profound commitment to ensuring comprehensive, top-quality medical services, the SSO is clearly marking their territory in the sphere of healthcare. By not only attending to common ailments but also focusing on significant reproductive rights issues, they are serving the insured women of Thailand with a dignified solution to accessing safe abortion services. This service, categorized as a sickness benefit,…

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A 54 year old Dutch national was discovered deceased in a hotel room in Ayutthaya province, Thailand. Police are investigating the circumstances, considering both suicide and murder as possibilities. Hotel staff informed police around 1pm yesterday, June 22, when the man missed his scheduled check-out. Using a spare key, a housekeeper entered the room and …

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TEARS streaming down her face, heartbroken mum Fiona Namusoke stroked her teenage son’s lifeless body as he lay in a hospital bed. It was still warm.

Barely hours earlier Fiona, 42, had been on her way to pick him up in September 2023 when she received a devastating call telling her Ashraf Habimana had been stabbed.

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Mum-of-two, Fiona Namusoke, 42, from Luton, had texted Ash minutes before the terrible attack[/caption]

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Evil twins Athif Hussaindeen and Althaf Hussaindeen cornered Ash over a petty Snapchat fight video that he’d had nothing to do with[/caption]

Ash, from Luton, had been wrongly targeted by evil twin brothers Athif and Althaf Hussaindeen, then both 17, in a revenge attack over a petty Snapchat feud.

The 16-year-old was stabbed multiple times by a large zombie knife which sliced through his body and punctured his lung. He was treated at the scene and rushed to hospital, but doctors couldn’t save him.

Now his devastated mum Fiona is sharing her heartbreaking story in a bid to raise awareness of knife crime in the UK and the growing threat it poses to our children.

She says: “I’d only taken my son to school that day. My son was a good boy, he was so pure.”

Fiona, a single mum to two sons, tells how Ash was a hard-working student who was just two weeks into his A-Levels.

He was also incredibly dedicated and caring towards his brother Raayan, 19, who was diagnosed with severe autism aged 10 in 2016 and became non-verbal.

Fiona, a full-time carer for Raayan, says Ash naturally stepped into the role of big brother, despite being younger.

She says: “Ash was always like a young carer. He would feed Raayan, play with him and teach him how to count. It was beautiful. He loved his brother.”

Ash filled his time with interesting hobbies, enjoying swimming, basketball, playing guitar and listening to R&B.

In 2021, the family moved house from central Luton, where they’d lived for eight years, to a new home on the edge of Luton, near Dunstable.

Fiona says: “As Ash got older, it was his dream to work in cybersecurity.

“He wanted to help people from being scammed on the internet.

“I was so proud of him. Ash studied incredibly hard, and got great grades for his GCSEs.”

Final text

On the day of the attack, Fiona had dropped him off at school as normal.

“I said goodbye, and gave him £10 for some food or the bus,” she recalls.

“That afternoon I was giving Raayan a bath when I rang Ash to ask when his last lesson was.

“He told me he was going to get his favourite wrap with his friends. He asked me to collect him from the wrap place.

“After our call he texted me, ‘Are you going to pick me up now or later?’ to which I replied, ‘I’ll pick you up in a few minutes.’

“Just minutes later, I had a call from an unknown number. A man’s voice yelled that Ashraf had been stabbed. I realised it was my old neighbour.

“I didn’t believe it. I thought it was a prank.”

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‘Please save my baby’

Fiona got Raayan dressed, put him in the car and sped towards their old house in Luton.

She pulled up to the road which was packed with frightened locals, ambulances and police.

Fiona says: “A lady I’d known for years rushed over, confirming it was Ash. She said he’d been stabbed by the wrap shop. Another boy too.

“I burst into tears, I couldn’t believe it. He’d only just texted me.

“I realised Ash was inside the ambulance, bleeding out. It was locked.

“I was hysterical, screaming for God to save my son, to please save my baby. He couldn’t die.”

I was hysterical, screaming for God to save my son, to please save my baby. He couldn’t die

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Ash was blue-lighted to the hospital. There, Fiona was taken into a private room.

The family of the other boy who’d also been stabbed were there with her. But as a group of doctors entered, they asked to be alone with Fiona.

Fiona says: “They told me they’d done everything they could, but they couldn’t save Ash.

“I didn’t understand. I begged them desperately to keep trying.

“But they told me Ash was already dead. His lungs had been punctured.

“I collapsed to the floor, and blacked out.

“When I came to, they let me see Ash. There was a pool of blood underneath his bed.

“I touched his feet, and they were still warm. I was crying, begging him to wake up, but he wouldn’t. I’d never felt such pain before.”

‘His feet were still warm’

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The following day police informed Fiona they’d arrested two young boys, who’d they’d tracked down through CCTV.

Athif and Althaf Hussaindeen, now 18, were twin brothers. Over the coming months, Fiona slowly discovered what had happened.

Petty Snapchat feud

Fiona says: “Earlier that day at school one of Ash’s good friends had got into a fight. He’d fought with the boy, Athif. Ash wasn’t there.

“Athif had been punched whilst being recorded on Snapchat.

“Humiliated, he went home, grabbed a large zombie knife he’d purchased online, and gathered his twin brother, Althaf.

“The teenage twin brothers, as well as other friends with knives, searched the area looking for Ash’s friend.

“Sadly, as they found him Ash was there, eating his wrap, waiting for the lift from me.

I touched his feet, and they were still warm. I was crying, begging him to wake up, but he wouldn’t. I’d never felt such pain before

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“He had no idea what was happening. Ash was chased by the brothers.

“Althaf held Ash as he tried to run, whilst the other brother Athif stabbed Ash with the zombie knife three times in the back.

“The first time it went through Ash’s textbooks and calculator. But the other two times it sliced through his body, puncturing his vital organs including his lungs.

“Ash’s friend, the one they’d searched for, had also been stabbed but he’d survived.

“My heart was shattered. My son had no affiliation with gangs. He was innocent, unarmed and trying to get away to safety.

“He was in the wrong place at the wrong time.”

Smirking killers

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In October 2024, Fiona faced the twisted brothers at Luton Crown Court.

When the court was shown CCTV footage of Ash’s murder, Fiona couldn’t bear to watch.

After a lengthy trial Athif Hussaindeen was sentenced to 24 years after being found guilty of murdering Ash.

His brother Althaf Hussaindeen was given seven years after being found guilty of manslaughter.

Fiona says: “They laughed and smirked at me in tears.

“I’d only taken my son to school that day, I didn’t understand how this could happen.

“I’d always been a protective, strict mum, dropping and picking him up from everywhere.

“No time would make up for my losing my son, and Raayan losing his brother.”

‘Mothers must be vigilant’

Now Fiona refuses to let her son’s death be in vain and has started the Ashraf Habimana Foundation, dedicated to tackling knife crime and helping families affected.

Fiona says: “Our goal is to educate young children of how knives destroy lives, as well as encourage mothers to be more vigilant with their kids.

“Please check your children’s bags and bedrooms weekly. Become a detective, and even monitor their computer and phone use. It could save lives.

“Raayan can’t understand his brother is gone. Ash’s smile was contagious and I want him to be remembered for the love he had for everyone.”

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Some 145 revellers have been stabbed with syringes in a wave of horror attacks at a music festival in France.

Victims were taken to hospital for toxicology tests after fears they could have been injected with a mystery poison.

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The Fête de la Musique festival is held right across France[/caption]

Some reported feeling unwell following the pricks.

Millions took to the cobblestone pavements across France on Saturday to attend a street music festival called Fête de la Musique.

The stabbings happened across France with 13 jabbed in Paris, according to cops.

Disgusting calls on social media had spread before the festival calling for women to be stabbed, according to Le Monde.

French cops have arrested 12 people.

Ten girls are alleged to have been attacked by one man with a syringe in the northeastern French city of Metz.

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BRIT Tom Aspinall has vowed to restore order to the UFC’s heavyweight division after becoming undisputed champion without even throwing a punch.

The Wigan warrior, 32, was elevated from interim titleholder last Sunday after Jon Jones walked away from their multi-million-pound unification bout at Madison Square Garden in November.

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MMA legend Jones, 37, has retired from the sport after holding the division hostage for nearly two years and Aspinall has vowed to get it moving again as quickly as possible.

He said: “I am going to keep this thing as active as possible.

“I want to be the best heavyweight to ever walk the face of the Earth.

“I’m gonna defend this thing as many times as I possibly can and I’m gonna keep you guys entertained.

“I’m going to give back to everybody who has shown me support over the last year, over the last five years and over the last ten years.

“We’re gonna see an active defending UFC heavyweight undisputed champion going forward.”

Controversial American Jones, who was last week charged with fleeing the scene of an accident, retires as the youngest champion in UFC history and the greatest fighter in the history of the sport.

But Aspinall insists his legacy won’t in any way be tarnished by his ‘dream’ fight with the former pound-for-pound king falling through.

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He told SunSport: “Ultimately, I want to be the heavyweight champion of the world. It doesn’t really matter about Jon Jones.

“It’d be nice, it’d be a lovely cherry on the cake to have the scalp and get that experience. I’m a massive Jon Jones fan, first and foremost.

“It would just be awesome to experience that with Jon. But as Jon said, Jon said, ‘Don’t let me hold you back.’

“And when he said that, he came out and said that in an interview, I thought, ‘You know what, he’s right.’ I’m not letting Jon hold me back.”

Jones’ retirement was followed by news that he was charged with FLEEING THE SCENE OF AN ACCIDENT, which caused no great bodily harm or death, on June 17.

A police report from the accident, which took place in New Mexico on February 27, states that a woman was found in the front passenger seat of one of the cars involved in the incident.

The woman, who according to the report was “exhibiting signs of significant intoxication and lacking clothing from the waist down” claims that Jones was driver of the car and fled the crash on foot.

She admitted to taking mushrooms and drinking alcohol at the residence of Jones, who, when interviewed by police a few days later, claimed that she drove away from his house by herself while intoxicated.

RAPPERS Kneecap should be on the curriculum for the Leaving Certificate, Brian Kennedy has claimed.

The singer grew up on the same streets in Belfast as the controversial hip hop trio, who were mobbed by fans last week when they arrived at a court in London.

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Lead singer Liam Og O hAnnaidh, 27, who performs under the stage name Mo Chara, appeared at Westminster Magistrates’ Court accused of a terrorism offence — before being released on bail.

He is accused of displaying a flag in support of Hezbollah at a gig in November 2024.

But Brian believes the group could teach students both the Irish language and the history of the island through their rap songs.

Brian told The Irish Sun: “I think putting the lyrics and songs of Kneecap on the Leaving Cert would be a really clever way of speaking to a new generation.

“Kneecap are passionate about the Irish language. I want to see them live.”

Brian hopes he might meet Kneecap when he tours in new musical Moonlight: The Philip Lynott Enigma, which comes to UCH Limerick tomorrow night.

This comes just days after UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer said he does not think Kneecap’s planned Glastonbury Festival performance is “appropriate”.

Asked if he thought the trio should perform at Glastonbury, Starmer replied: “No, I don’t, and I think we need to come down really clearly on this.

“This is about the threats that shouldn’t be made, I won’t say too much because there’s a court case on, but I don’t think that’s appropriate.”

Conservative Party leader Kemi Badenoch also voiced her disapproval of the band being platformed and said the BBC “should not be showing” Kneecap’s performance at the festival.

Badenoch said in the X post: “The BBC should not be showing Kneecap propaganda.

“One Kneecap band member is currently on bail, charged under the Terrorism Act.

“As a publicly funded platform, the BBC should not be rewarding extremism.”

Last year Kneecap won a discrimination case against the UK Government in the Belfast High Court after Badenoch tried to refuse them a £14,250 (€16,640) funding award when she was a minister.

Kneecap took aim at her in their latest single, The Recap, released just before their headline set at London’s Wide Awake festival in May, with the song mocking the politician’s attempts to block their arts funding and the Conservative Party’s election loss.