ITV Malpractice Season 2: Full Cast Revealed With Stars From The Virtues, Vigil, and Sex Education

ITV Malpractice Season 2: Full Cast Revealed With Stars From The Virtues, Vigil, and Sex Education

Season 2 of ITV's Malpractice rolls out a new cast lineup with Tom Hughes from The Virtues and Zoë Telford of Vigil, while keeping a few familiar faces. Premiering on 4th May 2025, the series dives straight into new ethical dilemmas in medicine, focusing this time on psychiatry and fresh conflicts within the NHS.

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West Ham vs Spurs: Where to Watch, Team News, and All You Need to Know Ahead of the Women's League Cup Clash

West Ham vs Spurs: Where to Watch, Team News, and All You Need to Know Ahead of the Women's League Cup Clash

West Ham United take on Tottenham Hotspur in the Women's League Cup on January 22, 2025. The match starts at 7:30 PM UK time in dry, chilly conditions. Both teams sport traditional kits, with young goalkeeper Eleanor Heeps featured on the matchday programme cover. Matchday programmes are £3.

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Aston Villa Edge Fulham 1-0: Tielemans Header Keeps Champions League Ambitions Alive

Aston Villa Edge Fulham 1-0: Tielemans Header Keeps Champions League Ambitions Alive

Aston Villa beat Fulham 1-0 at Villa Park thanks to Youri Tielemans' early header, keeping their Champions League dream alive. The tight game saw Villa defend bravely, while Fulham’s hopes for European football took a hit after late injuries left them a man down.

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Dan James Injury Clouds Leeds United's Championship Title Hopes Ahead of Plymouth Clash

Dan James Injury Clouds Leeds United's Championship Title Hopes Ahead of Plymouth Clash

Leeds United's Dan James is struggling to recover from a hamstring injury ahead of their must-win Championship decider against Plymouth Argyle. Manager Daniel Farke describes James' chances as 'slim,' while left-back Junior Firpo also remains doubtful for the finale.

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Prince Harry Blames Security Ruling for Family's UK Absence: Calls Legal Fight a 'Family Dispute'

Prince Harry Blames Security Ruling for Family's UK Absence: Calls Legal Fight a 'Family Dispute'

Prince Harry says he won't bring his family to the UK due to security concerns after losing a court appeal. He sees the court decision as royal family power play, calling it a 'family dispute.' Harry blames the current system, which leaves his children and wife Meghan vulnerable, and points to King Charles III's central role in their protection.

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Crimes of the Future: Cronenberg's Sci-Fi Noir Explores Body Horror and Human Evolution

Crimes of the Future: Cronenberg's Sci-Fi Noir Explores Body Horror and Human Evolution

Crimes of the Future is David Cronenberg's intense return to body horror, with Viggo Mortensen and Léa Seydoux navigating a dystopian world where surgery is art and pain doesn't exist. The film questions humanity's push for transcendence, blending disturbing visuals, philosophical depth, and striking performances.

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King’s Cross Fire: How the 1987 Tragedy Shook London’s Underground Safety Culture

King’s Cross Fire: How the 1987 Tragedy Shook London’s Underground Safety Culture

In 1987, a fire at King’s Cross Underground station led to 31 deaths and exposed severe flaws in London’s public transport safety. The tragedy sparked a nationwide overhaul of fire regulations, changing how the Underground operates and responds to emergencies.

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King's Cross Emergency Evacuation Halts Rush Hour, Disrupts Thousands of London Commuters

King's Cross Emergency Evacuation Halts Rush Hour, Disrupts Thousands of London Commuters

King's Cross faced a full-scale evacuation just before 8:00 AM, shocking thousands amid London’s busy rush hour. Emergency services swarmed the station after a potential safety threat. Services resumed after two hours, but confusion and delays rippled through the city's travel network.

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Deportation Based on Tattoos and Hats? The Abrego Garcia Case Raises Troubling Questions About Gang Profiling

Deportation Based on Tattoos and Hats? The Abrego Garcia Case Raises Troubling Questions About Gang Profiling

Kilmar Abrego Garcia's deportation despite legal protection highlights worrying flaws in U.S. immigration enforcement. Authorities labeled him MS-13 based on vague identifiers, triggering a debate about due process, gang profiling, and the dangers of using tattoos and clothing as evidence.

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PSG Claim Slim Lead Over Arsenal in Champions League Semi-Final as Dembélé Faces Fitness Worry

PSG Claim Slim Lead Over Arsenal in Champions League Semi-Final as Dembélé Faces Fitness Worry

PSG edged Arsenal 1-0 in a tense Champions League semi-final first leg, but an injury to Ousmane Dembélé threatens to complicate their plans. Dembélé scored early and matched clubmate Mbappé’s record, then exited with a suspected hamstring problem. Arsenal now face a tough road task next week in Paris.

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