Liam Fee murder trial jurors weep as video of toddler’s body shown
Members of the jury in the Liam Fee murder trial wept as a police video showing the toddler’s body hours after he was found dead was viewed by the court.
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Fife’s Health and Social Care Partnership publish three-year strategic plan
Fife’s Health and Social Care Partnership have published their full Strategic Plan (2016-19). The Plan sets out the vision for the transformation of service from children’s health, young adults
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Nursery staff recorded injuries on toddler Liam Fee, murder trial hears
A nursery manager has told a murder trial that staff recorded a number of injuries on toddler Liam Fee during the three months he attended. Kimberly Trail said the two-year-old
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Childminder alerted watchdog over ‘fears someone was hurting toddler’
A childminder has told a court she alerted a care watchdog as she feared “somebody was hurting” a toddler two women are accused of murdering. Heather Farmer, 48, broke down
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Shortage of staff among ‘non-clinical’ reasons 670 Scots operations cancelled
More than 20 operations a day were cancelled in March for “non-clinical reasons” such as a shortage of beds or hospital staff. Official statistics show NHS bosses cancelled 670 procedures
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North Lanarkshire care home told to make immediate improvements
A North Lanarkshire care home for older people has been told to make urgent improvements in the care provided to vulnerable residents. The Care Inspectorate has served a formal Improvement
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Children & family research applications invited for Evelyn Gillan Impact Prize
The Centre for Research on Families and Relationships (CRFR) at the University of Edinburgh are inviting applications for the Evelyn Gillan Impact Prize from professionals who have used research to make a
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£2 million funding to champion Scotland’s care experienced young people
Scotland’s care experienced young people are to have a bigger say in the decisions that affect their lives thanks to a funding boost of £2 million. The money will be
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Glasgow researchers encouraged by potential protein treatment for Alzheimer’s
A protein found lacking in the brains of Alzheimer’s sufferers could provide the key to a potential treatment, scientists believe. Researchers say the discovery that the IL-33 protein has the
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Five men go on trial over historic abuse of boys at Fife residential school
Five men have gone on trial at the High Court in Glasgow over the historic abuse of boys at a residential school in Fife between 1967 and 1983. The men
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