The “most distressed” prisoners serving long-abolished indefinite sentences should be released on compassionate grounds and the move could help free spaces in jails which are almost full, a charity has
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More than half of people receiving universal credit have recently run out of food and been unable to afford more, according to a survey for an anti-poverty charity. Just over
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Teachers and healthcare workers in England and Wales will be legally required to report cases of child sexual abuse under Government plans. People with childcare responsibilities in regulated sectors could
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The NHS in England will roll out ‘Martha’s Rule’ from April to give patients and families access to a rapid review if they are worried about a condition getting worse.
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The borders and immigration watchdog has been sacked after he “lost the confidence of the Home Secretary”, the Home Office has said. David Neal “breached” the terms of his appointment
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Birmingham City Council has requested a £1.25 billion bailout from the Government as it bids to recover from declaring effective bankruptcy, documents show. Budget papers published overnight also confirm the
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A paranoid schizophrenic who killed three pensioners can continue his legal challenge over allegations he faced negligent treatment from authorities before their deaths, the Court of Appeal has ruled. Alexander
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Medicine shortages have increased and are “around double what they were a year ago”, it has been claimed. Speaking to the Health and Social Care Committee on Monday, Mark Samuels,
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An inquest into the death of a baby girl has been delayed following concerns received by a “whistleblower”. A hearing into the circumstances surrounding the death of Ida Lock in
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A father has been found guilty of the manslaughter of his six-month-old son who prosecutors said was “shaken and battered” before he died. David Hollick, 29, denied murder and an
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