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Judge Gina O'Rourke attended the University of Tasmania with the woman then known simply as Mary Donaldson in the early 1990s and the pair remained close over the years.

Sue Westhead (inset), 75, was given the organ by her late mother Ann Metcalfe (left and right) after she began to suffer as a child. Sue, a resident of Houghton-le-Spring, began feeling sick when she was around 12 or 13 years old and was 25 when she first started dialysis. In July 1973, she underwent surgery at the Royal Victoria Infirmary. Ann, who would have turned 90 this year, died ten years later in 1985 at the age of 69 following a car crash.

In a court lawsuit, the identity of the world-famous graffiti artist Banksy, who has been anonymous for decades, could be revealed. Despite creating hugely popular works that have appeared around the world, he had never gone by the name Banksy. However, his firm's identity could be revealed at last after his company's appearance in a court fight. But what exactly are his most famous pieces of work?How much is his esteemed collection worth?

A respected UK journal has been chastised over a potential dependence on members of Independent SAGE, a left-wing group of scholars who have lobbied for lockdowns and masks. Dr. Kamran Abbasi, editor of the British Medical Journal (BMJ) (top left) launched a multi-part series last week delving into the government's response to the pandemic crisis. Editors have promised that their papers would explore both the successes and failures. However, almost all published pieces have relied heavily on the opinions of members of a left-wing group of academics, Independent SAGE, which has often chastised No10 for removing restrictions earlier. Despite both waves breaking out naturally without crippling the NHS, the self-appointed committee lobbied for a Christmas lockdown last year and called for mask mandates to be reinstated during April's Omicron revival. Children have also been subjected to violence in Covid, according to influential members of Independent SAGE, which includes a current Communist party member named 'Stalin's nanny.' So far, the BMJ has published works from a variety of current members of the company, including Professor Martin McKee (middle right) and former staff such as Dr. Deepti Gurdasani (bottom right).