polansk. tell us about this, this was about attorney/client privilege but if there s criminality, the pr privilege doesn t exist. reporter: right. john eastman was trying to keep these emails away from the committee and anyone else who wanted them. this is the second time the judge found these emails should be released, they can t be protected because of a furtherance of a fraud, it s called a crime fraud exception. this is a monumental finding from a federal judge. it does two things, potentially very quickly. right now eastman is in a position these emails could be released to the house select committee. previously they got emails right around january 6th. this is a wider portfolio, the entire month of december 2020 leading up. so a lot of additional context the house may not have had before. and the second thing it does, it has a federal judge on paper looking at documents that could potential evidence and saying what they actually mean. and his finding is that these ema
cooking, she hairs an office with prince harry and it was actually recorded before the queen died. and then updated after the queen died. and she speaks very fondly of the positive moments as you often do of course when a member of your family dies. she also says about engagement, which was in 2018, where these pictures were taken that clearly had a lot of chemistry there, reflected on that first official engagement, how special it felt, and i continue to be proud to have had a nice warmth with the matriarch of the family. and i think that was certainly there in the early days at least. and also confirmation that there is a docu-series in the works where they will tell their stories. and that is going to make major waves. also making waves is this letter from judy dent, calling out
jeita. really, part of the reason why this is a conversation, is because black women can be attacked in that way. imagine him saying something like that about some of blair, who is going through ms. imagine him saying that, judy dent, you re looking fat this year. the room reacted negatively to the jada comment, they would completely destroy him for attacking a fragile white women in the same way. the lack of understanding of the primal notion of you insult my wife, my children, my mother, i m going to be moved to do something about it, i m not sure why that is so lost in this. i think people understand that. what do you make of the argument that he also did commit violence on national tv, and that he wouldn t have struck, potentially, maybe a white comedian that way? i mean, i can t do the hypotheticals, right.
The NT pioneered voluntary euthanasia before the law was overruled. Now there is a campaign to restore it
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Sharon Cramp-Oliver, pictured with her husband Spud, said if voluntary euthanasia was legal, her mum may not have died alone.
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Sharon Cramp-Oliver has boxes full of her mum s old diaries.
In them, 77-year-old Liz Holmes wrote about the adventures of her three children, what made the nightly news and in the years leading up to her death the unbearable pain she experienced and detailed plans to end her own life.
WARNING: This story contains content that some readers may find distressing.