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‘Unprecedented’: Coroner prohibits naming surgeon who may have infected mothers with herpes

By Laura Parnaby, Reporter7th March 2023News England

A surgeon who may have infected two new mothers with herpes has been granted anonymity during the inquests into their deaths in an “unprecedented” ruling. Coroner Catherine Wood said she

Judge praises care package allowing seriously ill pensioner to spend remaining days at home

By Brian Farmer, Reporter7th March 2023News England

A seriously ill pensioner at the centre of litigation in a specialist court has been granted a wish to spend his “remaining time” at home with a pet bird. The

Man accused of murdering son said he may have ‘rocked him too hard’, court told

By Callum Parke, Reporter7th March 2023News England

A father accused of murdering his 10-month-old son on Christmas Day has claimed he never “deliberately” hurt his child. Stephen Boden and his partner, Shannon Marsden, are accused of killing

Concerning race disparities in missing people cases must be urgently addressed, charity says

By Aine Fox, Reorter7th March 2023News England

A report into missing people has painted a “worrying picture” for black and Asian communities which must be urgently addressed, a charity has said. The findings suggest black and Asian

Plea for better support for ‘failed and forgotten’ disabled children and their families

By Aine Fox, Reporter7th March 2023News Scotland

A nine-year-old boy has written to Prime Minister Rishi Sunak telling him his parents feel “failed and forgotten” as he pleaded for better support for disabled children and their families.

Cancer recovery target could be pushed back a year as record numbers seek care

By Ella Pickover, Reporter7th March 2023News England

Getting cancer care back on track could take a year longer than previously thought after a huge spike in the number of people coming forward for care, NHS England officials

Campaigners brand Bill to curb Channel crossings ‘utterly terrible example’ to other countries

By Aine Fox, Reporter7th March 2023News England

Ministers have been accused of setting an “utterly terrible example” to other countries with new migration proposals which campaigners said will see vulnerable people treated as criminals and suspected terrorists.

Braverman admits new small boats plan likely to fall foul of human rights convention

By Sam Blewett, Reporter7th March 2023News England

New legislation to tackle small boat crossings in the Channel is likely to fall foul of the European Convention on Human Rights, Suella Braverman has told MPs. Anticipating a possible

Suicide rates much higher among disabled people, new estimates show

By Aine Fox, Reporter6th March 2023News England

The death rate by suicide is much higher among disabled people than those who do not have disabilities, the latest data suggests. The highest rates of suicide were in disabled

More than 1,000 volunteers sign up to call vulnerable or lonely patients

By The Press Association6th March 2023News England

More than a thousand people have signed up to provide friendly phone calls from the NHS for vulnerable, isolated or lonely patients in England. GPs, pharmacists and other healthcare workers

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‘Unprecedented’: Coroner prohibits naming surgeon who may have infected mothers with herpes

Judge praises care package allowing seriously ill pensioner to spend remaining days at home

Man accused of murdering son said he may have ‘rocked him too hard’, court told

Concerning race disparities in missing people cases must be urgently addressed, charity says

Plea for better support for ‘failed and forgotten’ disabled children and their families

Cancer recovery target could be pushed back a year as record numbers seek care

Campaigners brand Bill to curb Channel crossings ‘utterly terrible example’ to other countries

Braverman admits new small boats plan likely to fall foul of human rights convention

Suicide rates much higher among disabled people, new estimates show

More than 1,000 volunteers sign up to call vulnerable or lonely patients

MPs reject Tory bid to launch another national inquiry into grooming gangs

Elon Musk ‘knows absolutely nothing’ about grooming gangs, Jess Phillips says

Former child abuse inquiry chairwoman urges Government to act over 2022 report

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Tag: News England

‘Unprecedented’: Coroner prohibits naming surgeon who may have infected mothers with herpes

Judge praises care package allowing seriously ill pensioner to spend remaining days at home

Man accused of murdering son said he may have ‘rocked him too hard’, court told

Concerning race disparities in missing people cases must be urgently addressed, charity says

Plea for better support for ‘failed and forgotten’ disabled children and their families

Cancer recovery target could be pushed back a year as record numbers seek care

Campaigners brand Bill to curb Channel crossings ‘utterly terrible example’ to other countries

Braverman admits new small boats plan likely to fall foul of human rights convention

Suicide rates much higher among disabled people, new estimates show

More than 1,000 volunteers sign up to call vulnerable or lonely patients