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Toddler Poppi denied justice over ‘troubling and suspicious’ death, inquest told

By Pat Hurst14th December 2017News England

A 13-month-old girl who died in “troubling” and suspicious circumstances has been “denied justice” an inquest has heard. Poppi Worthington collapsed at home with injuries a pathologist suspected were caused

Woman who has faced ‘unimaginable trauma’ to have daughter taken from her care

By Brian Farmer13th December 2017News England

A woman who suffered the “unimaginable trauma” of seeing two children die when they were babies must have an 18-month-old daughter taken from her care and placed for adoption even

Man convicted of murdering adopted daughter appeals for funds to ‘prove innocence’

By Johanna Carr12th December 2017News Wales

A fundraising appeal has been launched to help pay for the legal costs of a part-time fitness instructor who claims he was wrongly convicted of murdering his adopted baby daughter.

Judge refuses to approve social workers’ plans to separate five siblings

By Brian Farmer12th December 2017News England

A family court judge has refused to approve social workers’ plans to separate five children whose parents have a history of drug abuse and can no longer care for them.

Plaid MP bids to stop stalkers using courts to cause further distress to victims

By Harriet Line12th December 2017News Wales

New powers are needed to stop stalkers and domestic abusers using courts as a “cynical and calculated” way to cause further distress to their victims, MPs have heard. Plaid Cymru’s

Judge clears woman in ‘constant fear’ of ex-husband to give children new identities

By Brian Farmer12th December 2017News England

A woman who lives in “constant fear” of her ex-husband should be allowed to give their two children new identities, a High Court judge has ruled Mr Justice Cobb said

Hawking-backed campaigners launch legal action over plans to ‘Americanise’ NHS

By Tess de la Mare12th December 2017News England

A campaign group backed by Professor Stephen Hawking has officially filed High Court papers in a bid to force the Government to hold a full public consultation into greater privatisation

‘Barbaric and wicked’ teenager found guilty of trying to kill rape victim

By Matthew Cooper8th December 2017News England

A “barbaric and wicked” rapist who bludgeoned a woman with a paving slab on his 17th birthday and then left her for dead has been found guilty of attempted murder.

Conditions at Wormwood Scrubs ‘extremely concerning’, prisons inspector reports

By Hayden Smith8th December 2017News England

The prisons watchdog has delivered a scathing assessment of one of Britain’s most famous jails, raising the alarm over chronic staff shortages, food supplies and a surge in violence. Wormwood

Father found to have shaken girl could care for her again, judge says

By Brian Farmer8th December 2017News England

A warehouseman found to have shaken his baby daughter and caused a brain injury could be allowed to care for the youngster again if therapy is successful, a senior family

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Toddler Poppi denied justice over ‘troubling and suspicious’ death, inquest told

Woman who has faced ‘unimaginable trauma’ to have daughter taken from her care

Man convicted of murdering adopted daughter appeals for funds to ‘prove innocence’

Judge refuses to approve social workers’ plans to separate five siblings

Plaid MP bids to stop stalkers using courts to cause further distress to victims

Judge clears woman in ‘constant fear’ of ex-husband to give children new identities

Hawking-backed campaigners launch legal action over plans to ‘Americanise’ NHS

‘Barbaric and wicked’ teenager found guilty of trying to kill rape victim

Conditions at Wormwood Scrubs ‘extremely concerning’, prisons inspector reports

Father found to have shaken girl could care for her again, judge says

Mother’s anger after coroner finds Army failures contributed to Jaysley’s death

Thirty councils in severe financial distress granted support to protect services

More than half of councils face insolvency over special needs spending – survey

Man with Down’s syndrome died after care worker ‘landed on him’ in swimming pool

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Tag: Courts / Justice

Toddler Poppi denied justice over ‘troubling and suspicious’ death, inquest told

Woman who has faced ‘unimaginable trauma’ to have daughter taken from her care

Man convicted of murdering adopted daughter appeals for funds to ‘prove innocence’

Judge refuses to approve social workers’ plans to separate five siblings

Plaid MP bids to stop stalkers using courts to cause further distress to victims

Judge clears woman in ‘constant fear’ of ex-husband to give children new identities

Hawking-backed campaigners launch legal action over plans to ‘Americanise’ NHS

‘Barbaric and wicked’ teenager found guilty of trying to kill rape victim

Conditions at Wormwood Scrubs ‘extremely concerning’, prisons inspector reports

Father found to have shaken girl could care for her again, judge says