内容摘要：Musk had been a vocal supporter of Reform and last year, Farage told journalists his party was in negotiations with the Tesla CEO about a potential donation.

Musk had been a vocal supporter of Reform and last year, Farage told journalists his party was in negotiations with the Tesla CEO about a potential donation.

BBC Media Action said: "Kate was a devoted and beloved colleague. We miss her and will never forget her."A woman whose mother had Motor Neurone Disease (MND) and pleaded to be "put to sleep" has voiced her support for legalising assisted dying.

Joy Roberts, 68, said her mother Irene Wright was diagnosed with MND at the age of 89 in 2020 and suffered a "fairly rapid deterioration", during which she lost her ability to use her limbs, eat, speak or go to the toilet unaccompanied.Ms Roberts, from Dorking, Surrey, said her mother had "very simple pleasures in life" that were "very quickly taken away from her" due to her diagnosis, including cooking and gardening.The issue is due to be debated in Parliament in November, with MPs expected to have an initial vote on assisted dying for the first time in the House of Commons in almost a decade.

Ms Roberts said: "She was not happy – she did talk about the fact that she wanted to die, that she wanted to go, she had had enough."There was nothing that she could do other than sit on the sofa and read books and crossword puzzle books and things like that but that was taken away from her as she couldn't hold a pencil."

Ultimately, Ms Wright died in her sleep.

Ms Roberts said she would urge MPs to support the legalisation of assisted dying in the UK."It is unjust, inaccurate and entirely misleading and further strike action would be inexcusable.

“We want to reassure the public that we are doing everything we can to resolve issues, to get back to providing a vital service for our residents, and we look to GMB and the workforce to do the same."A memorial for people who have lost their lives since World War Two has been unveiled after a huge community effort.

, near Bristol, was made of donated materials with the help of local bricklayers to honour military personnel who lost their lives in the last 80 years.A group of veterans raised funds for the memorial because they felt the National Memorial Arboretum in Staffordshire was too far away.