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Review into baby deaths at NHS trust finds some staff blamed grieving mothers for loss of children

By Josh Payne and Matthew Cooper, Reporters10th December 2020News England

A review into baby deaths at a scandal-hit NHS trust said maternity staff had caused distress to patients by using “inappropriate language” and blaming grieving mothers for their loss. The

Couple ‘failed by every agency’ welcome inquiry’s call for investigation into ‘cover-up’ of daughter’s death

By Ben Mitchell, Reporter27th November 2020News England

The parents of baby Elizabeth Dixon who have spent nearly 20 years fighting a “cover-up” over their daughter’s treatment and death have welcomed an independent inquiry’s calls for a police

Mother of 20-year-old man who died after care home collapse questions wider failings in his care

By Dave Higgens, Reporter26th November 2020News England

The mother of a young man with Down’s Syndrome and autism who died after collapsing in a private care home says the coronial process has failed to examine wider failings

Health Secretary confirms inquiry into the impact of coronavirus on Scotland’s care homes

By The Press Association25th November 2020News Scotland

Health Secretary Jeane Freeman has announced plans to set up an inquiry about the impact of coronavirus on Scotland’s care homes but warned it will not be done quickly. Holyrood’s

Cardinal resists resignation calls after putting reputation of church over duty to child sexual abuse victims

By Ryan Hooper, Reporter10th November 2020News England

The head of the Catholic Church in England and Wales said he will not resign over a damning report into child sex abuse allegations. Cardinal Vincent Nichols, the Archbishop of

Social services and police missed chances to help murdered schoolgirl Lucy McHugh

By Ben Mitchell, Reporter4th November 2020News England

Social services and police missed a number of chances to help murdered schoolgirl Lucy McHugh in the months before her death, according to a new report. Stephen Nicholson (pictured), 25,

Report: Southampton Safeguarding Children Partnership – Lucy McHugh Learning Review

By Iain MacDonald, Reporter4th November 20204th November 2020Reports & Resources

On the recommendation of the Southampton Serious Case Review Group, a decision was taken by the Independent Chair of the Southampton Local Safeguarding Children Board in July 2018 to commission

Unproven child sexual abuse allegations would not have barred Janner from peerage, says Tony Blair

By Ryan Hooper, Reporter2nd November 2020News England

Tony Blair would not have deemed allegations of child sexual abuse involving former Labour MP Greville Janner a reason to prevent him being appointed to the House of Lords, an

Former detective tells inquiry it was ‘never appropriate’ to question Lord Janner on abuse claims

By Ryan Hooper, Reporter22nd October 2020News England

A former police detective on the team investigating historical sex abuse claims against Lord Janner said it was “never appropriate” to arrest and interview the late Labour peer, despite claims

Child who emigrated from Scotland suffered ‘catalogue of abuse’ in British colonies, inquiry told

By The Press Association20th October 2020News Scotland

Many children who emigrated from Scotland to British colonies suffered a “catalogue of abuse” that had lasting impacts on their lives, according to an inquiry’s senior counsel. Colin MacAulay QC

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Review into baby deaths at NHS trust finds some staff blamed grieving mothers for loss of children

Couple ‘failed by every agency’ welcome inquiry’s call for investigation into ‘cover-up’ of daughter’s death

Mother of 20-year-old man who died after care home collapse questions wider failings in his care

Health Secretary confirms inquiry into the impact of coronavirus on Scotland’s care homes

Cardinal resists resignation calls after putting reputation of church over duty to child sexual abuse victims

Unproven child sexual abuse allegations would not have barred Janner from peerage, says Tony Blair

Former detective tells inquiry it was ‘never appropriate’ to question Lord Janner on abuse claims

Child who emigrated from Scotland suffered ‘catalogue of abuse’ in British colonies, inquiry told

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Tag: Serious / Significant Case Review / Inquest

Review into baby deaths at NHS trust finds some staff blamed grieving mothers for loss of children

Couple ‘failed by every agency’ welcome inquiry’s call for investigation into ‘cover-up’ of daughter’s death

Mother of 20-year-old man who died after care home collapse questions wider failings in his care

Health Secretary confirms inquiry into the impact of coronavirus on Scotland’s care homes

Cardinal resists resignation calls after putting reputation of church over duty to child sexual abuse victims

Social services and police missed chances to help murdered schoolgirl Lucy McHugh

Report: Southampton Safeguarding Children Partnership – Lucy McHugh Learning Review

Unproven child sexual abuse allegations would not have barred Janner from peerage, says Tony Blair

Former detective tells inquiry it was ‘never appropriate’ to question Lord Janner on abuse claims

Child who emigrated from Scotland suffered ‘catalogue of abuse’ in British colonies, inquiry told