user: By. Jaya Narain. PUBLISHED:. 03:37 EST, 4 October 2013. |. UPDATED:. 18:37 EST, 4 October 2013. A woman choking to death on a piece of lamb chop was asked to move because she was ‘upsetting’ other customers in a curry house, an inquest was told. Helen Peploe, 56, began coughing violently when part of her mixed kebab became lodged in her throat. As her partner, Neil Whitcher, desperately tried to dislodge the food using the Heimlich manoeuvre, he claims staff told him to take her to the toilet. Tragic: Helen Peploe (left) suffered a fatal heart attack after she choked on a piece of lamb at an Indian restaurant in Bolton. Her partner Neil Whitcher tried to save her life by attempting the Heimlich manoeuvre. Restaurant: Mr Whitcher told the inquest staff at the Royal Balti House, in Bolton, told the couple to go upstairs because Miss Peploe was 'upsetting other customers' Miss Peploe, a charity worker, lost. consciousness in the  restaurant, suffered a heart attack and died 48. hours later in hospital. An inquest heard the couple had gone out for a meal at  the Royal Balti House, Bolton, on July 5. Mr. Whitcher, 50, had enjoyed a meal there before, but said the food served. this time had been poor quality. ‘The lamb was all fat and gristle – it. was disgusting,’ he said. ‘I didn’t like it so took it out of my mouth. but she said she would try a piece. ‘She went to spit it out but it slid down her throat. Couple: After the inquest Mr Whitcher (pictured with Miss Peploe) claimed the restaurant should have shown 'more compassion' Denial: The restaurant manager Mohammed Iqbal Bhuiyan denied Mr Whitcher's claims that they weren't given adequate attention. ‘She. began to projectile vomit and was being sick on the table so I began to. bang on her back like I had been shown in first aid training …then one. of the waiters told me to take her upstairs because she was upsetting. other guests. 'I took her to the bathroom and she was still coughing. ‘Then. the waiter came in and asked if there was anything he could do. I asked. if he had rung an ambulance and he said “No”, so I told him to ring. one.’ Mr Whitcher, a former. lorry driver, added: ‘When I was on the phone to the ambulance they. told me to put her on one side but by then her lips had gone blue.’ The. manager of the restaurant, Mohammed Iqbal Bhuiyam, denied claims the. couple had been ushered to the  bathrooms and said they had been treated. with care and attention. He. said a waiter had phoned  for an ambulance immediately and the couple. were only shown upstairs because Mr Whitcher had asked to go to the. bathroom. He added: ‘We could see she was in some distress but [Mr Whitcher] just asked where the bathroom was. ‘Within three minutes one of my colleagues told me I needed to come to the toilet because he had called an ambulance. ‘I went upstairs and she was in the ladies’ toilet with this man and he was talking to  paramedics who were giving him advice.’ The. hearing was told the  restaurant did not have a trained first-aider. present on the night Miss Peploe choked but had since appointed one. Peter. Yates, who investigated the restaurant on behalf of the coroner, said. the Royal Balti House had done nothing wrong, as it was under no. obligation to medically treat non-employees. Coroner Alison Mutch recorded a verdict of accidental death. Hearing: Mr Whitcher, outside Bolton Coroner's Court, was allegedly told by staff to escort his partner to the lavatory while they dialled 999. Popular: Comedian Paddy McGuiness dining at the Royal Balti curry house.

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Helen Peploe suffered fatal heart attack and died 48 hours after incident. Her partner tried to save her life by attempting Heimlich manoeuvre. In run-up to incident Neil Whitcher said food at restaurant was 'to die for' He told inquest staff at restaurant told him to escort her to the lavatory. Restaurant manager said her partner had not at first said what was wrong. He said they were taken to bathroom after Mr Whitcher asked to be. He also said a waiter phoned an ambulance immediately.
Problem: Polygamist leader Warren Jeffs is not only running the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, but he has also ousted at least 45 high-ranking members he considered a threat to his leadership, two well-placed sources tell CNN. Those who have been kicked out of the church -- all men -- are not allowed to return to their wives or children, the sources said. Jeffs, scheduled to go to trial this year on sexual assault and bigamy charges, is running the affairs of the church from his jail cell in Texas, the sources said. Jeffs gave up control of the splinter sect that advocates plural marriages, including marriages that involve girls younger than 18, after he was convicted in 2007 of rape as accomplice. That conviction was overturned last year. Sources within the church tell CNN that the man who replaced Jeffs as business head of the church, Wendell Nielsen, has been removed and that Jeffs has signed documents retaking control of FLDS. Also removed are Willie Jessup, Jeffs' one-time bodyguard who served as the spokesman for the church after a raid on its Texas compound; and David Zitting, the mayor of Hildale, Utah, a town in which the population consists almost entirely of members of the church. The FLDS splintered from the Mormon Church more than a century ago when Mormons renounced the practice of polygamy. Jeffs' church is believed to have about 10,000 followers. Critics of the FLDS say underage girls are forced into "spiritual" plural marriages with older men and are sexually abused. Sect members have denied sexual abuse. Texas prosecutors filed charges against Jeffs in 2008 after authorites raided the sect's Yearning for Zion Ranch in El Dorado, Texas. They removed 400 children. Authorities feared they had been sexually abused. While some of the men at the ranch were charged with sexual abuse, most of the children were later returned to their families. Jeffs was eventually extradited from Utah to Texas. He was arraigned on the Texas charges in December in Tom Green County.
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assistant: NEW: Ousted members are not allowed to return to their wives or children, sources say. Jeffs is awaiting trial in Texas on charges of sexual assault and bigamy. He is running the affairs of the church from his jail cell, sources say. The church split from the Mormon church a century ago over plural marriage.