An interim application to suspend the registration of a coronavirus-hit care home has been dropped following improvements, a court has heard. But the Care Inspectorate, also known by its legal
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Around 10,000 care home residents and staff will be repeatedly tested for coronavirus in a study to help the Government understand more about patterns of outbreaks over time. The repeat
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A man shot in a double murder at an outdoor lockdown party was an “intuitive and compassionate” children’s home worker, Manchester’s council leader has said. Social care professional Abayomi Ajose,
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Cyberbullying can lead to post-traumatic stress (PTS) for both victims and bullies, the first study of its kind suggests. Experts from Imperial College London found that cyberbullying can lead to
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One of the designers behind Twitter’s voice tweets has apologised for failing to make the feature accessible to deaf and hard of hearing people. The social network launched a test
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The care sector should adopt a similar system to the NHS to prevent more deaths, Unison said, as it published a new strategy. The UK’s largest trade union said the
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Gareth Thomas is hoping his new Tackle HIV campaign will help start up a new conversation and educate those who have abused him and others with the virus. The former
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Health leaders are calling for an urgent review to ensure Britain is properly prepared for the “real risk” of a second wave of coronavirus. Ministers have been warned that urgent
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Two carers have been arrested after images showing apparent neglect in a care home were posted on social media. The women were arrested on Monday on suspicion of ill treatment
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A Covid-19 test which can give results in 20 minutes may mean relatives could visit loved ones in care homes, the chief executive of Care England has said. Professor Martin
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