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Coroner raises concern at NHS trust’s lack of crisis planning for teenager who took own life

By Ben Mitchell, Reporter4th June 2021News England

An NHS trust’s mental health service has been criticised for failing to have a plan to deal with children in crisis following the inquest into the death of a troubled

Woman may have lived if mental health workers knew of relationship with killer, coroner concludes

By Ted Hennessey, Reporter4th June 2021News England

A woman’s life may have been saved if mental health workers had not missed her relationship with a convicted killer because they were “entirely reliant” on him reporting it, a

NHS trust facing questions over why troubled teen with suicidal intentions was able to walk off

By Michael Drummond, Reporter24th May 2021News England

An NHS trust is facing questions over why a troubled teenager was able to walk off after expressing suicidal intentions at a counselling session. Ellis Murphy-Richards (pictured) was 15 when

Woman tells of ‘extreme anger’ at authorities over lack of protection for murdered sibling

By Catherine Wylie, Reporter24th May 2021News England

A woman whose sister was the third victim of a man who killed his partners said she is “extremely angry” that her sibling was not protected, an inquest heard. Theodore

Boarding school beatings were so frequent bruises never cleared, child abuse inquiry told

By The Press Association20th May 2021News Scotland

A former pupil of a private boarding school has told how he was sexually abused by another student and beaten so frequently his “buttocks were always bruised”. The man, who

Inquiry hears there is no long-term commitment from DHSC for Scottish HIV payments

By Douglas Barrie, Reporter18th May 2021News Scotland

The Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) has not pledged any long term commitment for HIV payment contributions in Scotland past the current financial year, an inquiry has heard.

Care home resident died from dehydration, malnourishment and pressure sores, inquest hears

By Rod Minchin, Reporter17th May 2021News Wales

An elderly stroke victim died after suffering dehydration, malnourishment and pressure sores during a four-month stay at a nursing home, an inquest heard. Bed- or chair-bound Dorothea Hale, 75, died

Experience of bereaved families ‘absolutely key’ to effective Covid-19 inquiry

By Tess de la Mare and Joe Gammie, Reporters13th May 2021News England

The involvement of bereaved families will be “absolutely key” to the success of the independent inquiry into the Government’s handling of the pandemic, a campaigner has said. Boris Johnson revealed

Johnson announces independent inquiry into Government’s handling of coronavirus pandemic

By Jane Kirby, Sam Blewett and David Hughes, Reporters12th May 2021News England

The Government will set up an independent public inquiry with statutory powers into the handling of the coronavirus pandemic, Boris Johnson has said. The Prime Minister (pictured) told MPs the

Ofsted ‘not best placed’ to conduct school sexual abuse review, says union leader

By Alexander Britton, Reporter12th May 2021News England

Ofsted should not be responsible for a review into claims of sex abuse in schools as they are not suitably impartial in the matter, the head of an education union

Tag: Serious / Significant Case Review / Inquest

Coroner raises concern at NHS trust’s lack of crisis planning for teenager who took own life

Woman may have lived if mental health workers knew of relationship with killer, coroner concludes

Woman tells of ‘extreme anger’ at authorities over lack of protection for murdered sibling

Boarding school beatings were so frequent bruises never cleared, child abuse inquiry told

Inquiry hears there is no long-term commitment from DHSC for Scottish HIV payments

Care home resident died from dehydration, malnourishment and pressure sores, inquest hears

Experience of bereaved families ‘absolutely key’ to effective Covid-19 inquiry

Johnson announces independent inquiry into Government’s handling of coronavirus pandemic

Ofsted ‘not best placed’ to conduct school sexual abuse review, says union leader

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: Serious / Significant Case Review / Inquest

Coroner raises concern at NHS trust’s lack of crisis planning for teenager who took own life

Woman may have lived if mental health workers knew of relationship with killer, coroner concludes

NHS trust facing questions over why troubled teen with suicidal intentions was able to walk off

Woman tells of ‘extreme anger’ at authorities over lack of protection for murdered sibling

Boarding school beatings were so frequent bruises never cleared, child abuse inquiry told

Inquiry hears there is no long-term commitment from DHSC for Scottish HIV payments

Care home resident died from dehydration, malnourishment and pressure sores, inquest hears

Experience of bereaved families ‘absolutely key’ to effective Covid-19 inquiry

Johnson announces independent inquiry into Government’s handling of coronavirus pandemic

Ofsted ‘not best placed’ to conduct school sexual abuse review, says union leader