Tory MP refers to travellers as a ‘disease’ in call for stronger police powers
A Tory MP has referred to travellers coming to his local area as a “disease” as he called for more powers to move them on from sites. Sir Paul Beresford
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Sons ‘overjoyed’ as mother accused of hammer attack murder set to be released
The family of a woman who killed her husband in a hammer attack said they were “overjoyed” as she prepared to walk free from prison after almost a decade behind
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Victim of coercive control to launch bid for bail after murder conviction was quashed
A woman who killed her husband in a hammer attack will launch a bid to be released on bail after her murder conviction was quashed. Georgina Challen, known as Sally
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Woman challenging murder conviction amid ‘fresh evidence’ of coercive control
A woman who bludgeoned her husband to death with a hammer thought any attempt to escape her marriage apart from killing him or herself was “useless”, leading judges have heard.
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Former day nursery manager admits viewing sexual abuse of children online
A former day nursery manager has admitted viewing the sexual abuse of children online. The woman, who cannot be identified for legal reasons, pleaded guilty to using a chatroom to
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Judge backs child adoption after rejecting parents’ miscarriage of justice claim
A couple who complained about their child being taken from them and handed to adopters even though a cruelty prosecution had been abandoned were not the victims of a miscarriage
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South East Ambulance Trust to remain in special measures despite improvements
South East Coast Ambulance Service is to remain in special measures despite showing improvements in care, according to a report by the Care Quality Commission (CQC). A team of inspectors
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Family doctor in court charged with groping 25 woman and girls in Surrey
A GP groped a woman in an “immature Benny Hill” fashion and sexually assaulted a number of other patients under the guise of medical examinations, a court has heard. Alan
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Families in High Court challenge against council over ‘unlawful’ special needs budget cut
Families of children with special educational needs are fighting a High Court battle against local authority cuts of more £21 million. Five children, whose mothers are bringing the case on
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‘Operational challenges’ sees company with four care homes enter administration
A company with three care homes in Scotland has gone into administration. Bertinaley Care Limited owns and operates premises in Hamilton, Largs and Dundee – as well as one in
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