Nursery worker slashed amid ‘Allah’ cries by ‘women dressed all in black’
A nursery worker was slashed by three women who attacked her in the street while shouting “Allah”, her colleague has said. The white woman, who is in her 30s, was
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Guidance urges nurses to ensure personal safety before providing care after terror attacks
Nurses must always ensure they are safe when providing care, according to guidance issued in the wake of recent terror attacks. Australian nurse Kirsty Boden (pictured) was killed after she
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Red Cross launches Solidarity Fund to support victims of terror across the UK
The British Red Cross has launched a new UK Solidarity Fund to help victims of terrorism anywhere in Britain. The UK-wide fund will support people who have been injured, bereaved
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‘Bullying & bombastic’ mother made teen think he was dying, welfare case hears
A sick 15-year-old boy has been robbed of much of his childhood as a result of his parents exaggerating his symptoms, a High Court judge has said. The teenager’s mother
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High Court ban on journalists naming woman in child protection case criticised
A former Liberal Democrat MP has raised concern after a High Court judge barred journalists from identifying a woman who has been remanded in custody as a result of social
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Mentally ill woman who wants to go home loses latest round of court fight
A mentally ill 60-year-old woman who wants to leave supported living accommodation and go home has lost the latest round of a court fight. The woman, who has been diagnosed
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Social worker displayed ‘alarming ineptitude’ in case of children unnecessarily medicated
Two children unnecessarily made to use wheelchairs because their mother “fabricated” illnesses were “neglected” by council social services bosses, a family court judge has said. Judge Vera Mayer said a
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Confused man can be sedated in order to give him cancer treatment, rules judge
Doctors can sedate a man found walking the streets in a confused state in order to provide cancer treatment, a judge has ruled. Ms Justice Russell on Monday concluded that
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Raft of safety measures following death of smoker at Bupa care home
A raft of new safety measures has been introduced after a wheelchair-bound great-grandfather is believed to have died after smoking a cigarette and catching fire at a Bupa care home,
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Social care professor helps care homes become more LGBT-friendly
Dr Trish Hafford-Letchfield, Professor of Social Care at Middlesex University, has completed a project with six Anchor care homes in London to ensure care homes across the country become more
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