Baby who died 23 minutes after birth ‘failed in most cruel way by NHS Trust’
The mother of a baby who died in hospital just 23 minutes after being born has said she was “failed in the most cruel way” by an NHS Trust which
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Children in care ‘more worried about education and home life’ than their peers
Children in care are more worried about having a good education, getting on well with family and having a nice home than other children, a report suggests. Dame Rachel de
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Home Office accused of failing vulnerable groups in detention centres – watchdog
A watchdog says a belief among some Home Office staff that migrants are trying to abuse the system is causing “shortcomings” in the care of vulnerable groups in immigration removal
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‘Most accomplished fraudster’ paid more than £1m by NHS after forging qualifications, court told
A “most accomplished fraudster” was paid more than £1 million by the NHS after forging a degree certificate and pretending to be a qualified doctor, a court has heard. Zholia
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Six women held over ‘suspicious’ death of one-year-old boy at nursery
The death of a one-year-old boy at a nursery is being treated as “suspicious” by police, with six women arrested in connection with the incident. West Midlands Police said a
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Inspectors criticise Scottish Prison Service for ‘disappointing underuse’ of open jail
Inspectors have criticised the “disappointing underuse” of a prison they held as one which should be seen as a “flagship establishment” of the prison service in Scotland. HMP Castle Huntly
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Regulator reports ‘widespread failings’ at housing association linked to Awaab Ishak’s death
A watchdog has found “widespread failings” at the housing association that owned the flat where two-year-old Awaab Ishak was exposed to mould. Rochdale Boroughwide Housing (RBH) made “incorrect assumptions” about
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‘Significant staffing challenges’ in children’s care homes with many leaving for retail work – Ofsted
Care workers in children’s homes are leaving for jobs in retail or hospitality as the social care sector faces “significant staffing challenges”, a report has concluded. Staff shortages lead to
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Engage: Four in five of the children’s homes in England are run for profit – here’s why that is a problem
The John Lewis Christmas ad has been an annual, headline-grabbing event in the UK since the retailer first launched a seasonal TV campaign in 2007. To date it has variously
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Physiotherapists ‘despondent’ as rehab spaces repurposed during pandemic not returned
More must be done to return rehabilitation facilities to patients after they were repurposed during the Covid-19 pandemic, leading physiotherapists have said. The Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (CSP) said physiotherapists
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