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Christopher Cantwell, who was dubbed the "The Crying Nazi" following the 2017 "Unite the Right" rally, was sentenced to 41 months in prison on Wednesday after being convicted on charges of extortion and threatening rape.
The conviction stemmed from a 2019 incident in which Cantwell threatened to rape a man's wife if he didn't provide him with the identity of his white nationalist group leader.
Cantwell wanted the man to reveal the real name of Vic Mackey, the pseudonym of a member of a supremacist group known as the Bowl Patrol who he believed was harassing him.
 Give me Vic, it's your only out," Cantwell said, according to court records seen by Insider.
Cantwell faced a maximum of 22 years in prison, but during sentencing, his lawyers argued that he'd already "lost his home, his employment, and ownership of the website that bears his name," and deserved a more lenient sentence.
Cantwell, of Keene, New Hampshire, was featured heavily in Vice's 2017 documentary on Charlottesville.
He later posted a YouTube video of himself crying in reaction to the news that he was to be arrested on charges stemming from the rally.
"I'm armed. I do not want violence with you, all right?" he says, in reference to the police. 
The video went viral and earned him the nickname "The Crying Nazi."
Cantwell reportedly cried during his sentencing, too.
In 2018, he pleaded guilty to two counts of assault and battery after he pepper-sprayed two people during the Charlottesville rally.The health secretary says the NHS must be better at dealing with mental health crisis cases.
Jeremy Hunt, who's in charge of the health service in England, was speaking to Newsbeat about our iPlayer documentary My Mind and Me.
He watched Radio 1 listener Bex talk about failures when she needed urgent help after a mental health crisis.
Mr Hunt admits there's a "bottleneck in parts of the country" for mental health beds.
"Compared to the scale of what we want to do which is to be much better at being there for people going through the agony that Bex is, there's a long way to go," he tells Newsbeat.
The government's latest plans to improve support for people up to the age of 18 with mental health issues were unveiled earlier this month.
They include schemes to provide mental health care in schools in England.
The proposals, part of a £300m investment by the departments of health and education, include introducing a four-week waiting time for those needing specialist support and new mental health support teams in schools.
It's planned that around one in four schools in England will have this provision in place by 2022.
Campaigners say it's a welcome development, but overdue.
Speaking at the time of the announcement Sarah Brennan, chief executive of the charity Young Minds, said the move was "still only a start."
Twenty-four-year-old Bex has been diagnosed with OCD, depression, borderline personality disorder and anxiety.
She opened up about one experience she had seeking help in hospital.
"I was quite suicidal and just impulsively dangerous so I kept saying I am not safe," she explained.
She was told there was no doctor to give her medication.
"I got back home at three in the morning and then two days later I had another bad panic attack, they tried to admit me but there were no beds."
Mr Hunt admitted that "there needs to be more help for sure" for people like Bex.
"There were some positives and some negatives," he says.
"The positive is that she did have a crisis team at her local hospital and those have only started in the last three years.
"We also have more beds than we have before."
In 2015, the government promised more funding for child and adolescent mental health services.
Extra money has also been set out for adult services in England.
The pledges mean, by 2020-21, an extra £1.28bn more should be spent in on mental health care real terms than was in 2015-16.
However, despite £140bn being spent on health care across the UK last year – analysis by King's Fund health think tank suggested 40% of mental health trusts in England had seen their budgets cut in 2015-16.
Figures like this have led to some suggesting that mental health care is still "the poor relation" to physical care.
Earlier this year the prime minister admitted mental health services are "patchy" and has told Newsbeat she's going to review them.
Labour told Newsbeat that "since 2010 mental health funding has been cut and the number of mental health nurses has fallen."
"Remaining mental health budgets have been raided to plug holes elsewhere in the NHS," it argues.
If you're struggling with your mental health or any of the difficulties mentioned in this article you can find help at BBC Advice.
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Rankin Bass, well known in the USA, released mostly animated/stop motion TV specials celebrating seasonal tales and fairy stories in a very unique, very American way. This, their fourth movie, stars Boris Karloff and Phyllis Diller and revolves around a retirement bash organised by Dr Frankenstein with invited guests from the horror canon in attendance causing chaos and grooving out to The Mummy played by Beatle wigged skeletons. This film is supremely entertaining and the animation is simply beautiful. For a relatively unknown production, its influences can be seen all over modern animation in such works as the Tim Burton/ Henry Selick collaborations, The Nightmre Before Christmas and James & The Giant Peach and the Nick Park/Aardman material. Don't just take our word for it - check out this trailer:
Mark EllisPhotos and stories about our day to day goings on here at our little hobby farm.
This is one of my hens “Ruth” She has a crooked beak and reminds me of Ruth Buzzi’s character with the hair net and that purse she used to hit people with. LOL
Brought a kitten home from work one day. She loved to nap in the dog bowl until she grew out of it. The dogs didn’t know what to think!
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This is awesome Lisa! Your love of your life shows….in your animals and your hubby!The concept of hospital safety includes safety issues both inside & outside the hospital.
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