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Violinist who was left disabled by faulty Pilates machine wins payout after going undercover in gym

A violinist turned undercover investigator to get justice after being left disabled by a faulty Pilates machine.

Maya Meron, 45, played for top orchestras in venues across the world until a serious accident at a gym ended her career.

The mother-of-three was doing the downward-facing dog exercise on a Pilates machine when it gave way, plummeting her downwards and forwards with a huge force.

Violinist who was left disabled by faulty Pilates machine wins payout after going undercover in gym

Met Police facing questions over whether officers were used 'as bouncers' at Epstein party house as ex-PM Gordon Brown asks if Andrew used RAF bases to see paedophile

Scotland Yard was facing questions on Sunday over claims that police protecting Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor effectively acted as bouncers for a dinner party thrown by Jeffrey Epstein.

Newly released emails suggest taxpayer-funded protection officers were instructed to provide security for a celebrity soiree thrown at the paedophile's New York home in honour of the visiting royal. 

Met Police facing questions over whether officers were used 'as bouncers' at Epstein party house as ex-PM Gordon Brown asks if Andrew used RAF bases to see paedophile

US military-led task force helps take down one of Mexico's most dangerous drug lords: Live updates

A new US-military-led task force specializing in collecting intelligence on drug cartels played a role in the Mexican military raid on Sunday that killed the Mexican drug lord known as 'El Mencho.'

The Mexican Army went into the rustic town of Tapalpa, which is about 170 miles southeast of Puerto Vallarta, in the state of Jalisco, where they killed Nemesio 'El Mencho' Oseguera Cervantes, according to high-ranking officials who spoke with local publications.

US military-led task force helps take down one of Mexico's most dangerous drug lords: Live updates
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