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The former nanny of Michael Jackson's three children says she regularly had to pump his stomach to remove cocktails of painkillers, British newspapers have reported. Grace Rwaramba, whom Jackson abruptly sacked in December, also spoke of her fears for the children following his death and has flown to Los Angeles from Europe hoping to be reunited with them. The Jackson family are angry at the unanswered questions surrounding the star's final hours, amid reports that the singer's physician, Texas cardiologist Conrad Murray, injected him with the painkiller Demerol shortly before his death. The star apparently called Demerol, a synthetic painkiller similar to morphine, his "health tonic". Jackson, who was 50 and weighed just 57kg, is believed to have been taking as many as eight prescription drugs a day. They included two other... [read full story]
A call to jam mobile phones from working within the UK's prisons has been made by the chairman of one of the Independent Monitoring Boards that keep an eye on the country's prison service. David Jamieson, chairman of...
In today's technology roundup: Visa phishing attack spotted, FDA targets illegal Internet pharmacies, hackers hit climate research unit, and YouTube introduces automatic captions. By Kirsten Doyle, ITWeb portals editor Security...
Computer hackers have broken into a server at a well-respected climate change research center in the UK and posted hundreds of private e-mails and documents online X stoking debate over whether some scientists have overstated...
The West Australian November 23, 2009, 9:14 pm West Australian police have joined their Northern Territory counterparts in searching for a 50-year-old Territorian man missing for almost two weeks. Northern Territory police...
