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He strangled, beat and slashed his cellmate, later telling a psychologist the killing was a “freebie” because he was already serving life, the Monterey County Weekly reported.

A dentist has said he feels "strangled" by NHS contracts and believes NHS dentists may not exist in two years time.

A previous partner had told police he had subjected her to domestic abuse by controlling her movements and finances, and had assaulted, threatened and strangled her.

He said that this would require regulation which fosters AI development "rather than strangles it".

"The supply chain has really been strangled at the moment if you think about land access, air access, when everything is closed down," she told AFP.