Claims Over Border ‘Free Care’ Fraud
A Londonderry doctor has said up to 20,000 people could be living in County Donegal but fraudulently claiming free health care in Northern Ireland.
Read MoreA Londonderry doctor has said up to 20,000 people could be living in County Donegal but fraudulently claiming free health care in Northern Ireland.
Read MoreUp to 80% of children in west Belfast’s most deprived areas are living in poverty, an academic has claimed. Eilish Rooney from the University of Ulster said poor Catholics and Protestants were missing out on Northern Ireland’s peace payoff.
Read MoreA suspended Belfast City Council employee was paid for more than two years despite being off work, it can be revealed. The individual, who was facing serious allegations of misconduct, stayed on full pay for 122 weeks while the council decided on a return to work.
Read MoreAlmost half the number of drownings last year were suicides, according to the annual report of the Irish Water Safety Association.
Read MoreA new study by the Rape Crisis Network has reportedly found that Ireland has the worst record in Europe when it comes to successfully prosecuting rape and other sex crimes.
Read MoreAlmost £30m has been paid out to patients across Northern Ireland who took medical negligence cases against health trusts in the past five years, it emerged today.
Read MoreA new research project is set to examine the true situation surrounding the trafficking of women and children into Ireland’s sex industry.
Read MoreA ward at the Erne Hospital has been closed due to an outbreak of MRSA. A Western Health and Social Care Trust spokeswoman said there were ten confirmed cases of the bug.
Read MoreA crowd has attacked police carrying out drugs searches in Londonderry. Two officers sustained minor injuries after petrol bombs, fireworks, stones and bottles were thrown as they searched a house in the Brandywell.
Read MoreBelfast is not the race hate capital of Europe, a leading international human rights expert said today.
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