Baby P council ‘out to crush parents cleared of abuse’
A couple wrongly investigated for child abuse by the council at the centre of the Baby P scandal today told how bosses tried to “crush” them as they fought to clear their names.
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Tenth of city drug addicts manage to hold down job
ONE in ten drug addicts in Edinburgh who seek support from health services are holding down jobs, new figures reveal today.
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Stroke therapy ‘holy grail’ sought
Medical researchers are seeking the “holy grail” of stroke treatment in an attempt to break new ground for patients.
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Care worker’s teen relationship ‘Inappropriate’
A CHILD care worker has been struck off after forming an “inappropriate personal relationship” with a teenage girl in her care.
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Dundee City Council will not defend legal bid to save Kemback centre
Dundee City Council has said it was not defending a legal bid to overturn a decision to close Kemback Street Adult Resource Centre to avoid “unecessary” expense.
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Pembrokeshire child safety: Ministerial Board says its work is complete
A panel of experts appointed to oversee Pembrokeshire council after serious problems in safeguarding children came to light has completed its work.
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Staff at Forfar care home labelled ‘weak’ by inspectors
Inspectors have found a Forfar care home for the elderly has “weak” staffing and management.
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Boss of Cwmbran care home altered records and could be struck off
A CARE home boss who admitted falsifying the insulin records of a vulnerable diabetes patient faces being struck off.
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New service will improve access to reoffending data
Justice Secretary Chris Grayling explains why the new Justice Data Lab is a positive development for the charity sector
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Welfare reforms could leave system more vulnerable to fraud, say MPs
Changes to IT system for universal credit may make it harder to distinguish fraudulent claims, according to report
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