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Russell Bell reveals his business of the year - and why 15 Dec, 2020 04:00 PM 5 minutes to read Owners Kaimina Huang and Vy Nguyen at High-Kut Bistro, a new restaurant on Victoria Ave. So today is the "big reveal" in terms of our decisions about the local business which best embodied the qualities which show more than just doing a "great job" (to use the most often phrase of a certain President 'un-elect'). Before I get to that, I want to highlight a business which should have been on last week's list but, because of circumstances (Covid-19 + others), the business is in a building ph...

Michael and Frances Hubbard. Picture: East Anglia News Service - Credit: East Anglia News Service A woman stabbed to death by her husband at their Norfolk home is not believed to have experienced domestic abuse before her violent death, a report has found. Hilda Hubbard, 76, was killed by her husband Michael, who had dementia, in September 2018. Police at the scene of the murder of Hilda Hubbard, known as Frances, who was found dead at the retirement bungalow she shared with her husband of 50 years. - Credit: Archant Neighbours called 999 after seeing Mr Hubbard repeatedly stabbing his wife, ...

Joining me now are two distinguished doctors. dr. amy barnhurst is the vice chair of psychiatry at uc davis and of course dr. sanjay gupta is cnn's chief medical correspondent and a neurosurgeon at emory clinic. amy, let me ask you, explain to us how to think about this. at some level, i suppose people assume that somebody who goes in and kills a whole bunch of people, particularly children, or innocents in any event, is by definition, insane. >> yeah. and it's really hard to sit here and say that those guys were paragon of psychological we wellness. obviously, there's something going on in th...

Illness. so where is the disconnect? joining me now are two distinguished doctors. dr. amy barnhurst is the vice chair of psychiatry at uc davis and of course dr. sanjay gupta is cnn's chief medical correspondent and a neurosurgeon at emory clinic. amy, let me ask you, explain to us how to think about this. at some level, i suppose people assume that somebody who goes in and kills a whole bunch of people, particularly children, or innocents in any event, is by definition, insane. >> yeah. and it's really hard to sit here and say that those guys were paragon of psychological wellness. obviously...