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Police 'satisfied' Sir Ranulph Fiennes is 'in an appropriate setting' (opens the original)
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A police chief today said she was ‘satisfied’ Sir Ranulph Fiennes was receiving ‘suitable care’ and living in an ‘appropriate setting’ – despite claims officers were refusing to investigate the adventurer’s mystery disappearance. In a statement, Detective Chief Superintendent Claire Jesson, of Cheshire police, said the force was aware of friends and relatives’ fears for the 82-year-old explorer but that ‘no immediate safeguarding concerns’ had been identified regarding his care. Sir Ranulph, who
British families confront Canadian suicide poison seller in court (opens the original)
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Families of young Brits, including a boy of just 14, have confronted a Canadian chef in court after he admitted selling poison online to help them take their own lives. The parents and relatives gave moving statements to the Ontario Superior Court of Justice, in Newmarket, Ontario, on Wednesday ahead of a sentencing hearing of Kenneth Law. The 60-year-old pleaded guilty to sending 1,200 lethal packages to more than 40 countries, including 330 to Britain, in May. He admitted 14 counts of aiding s
Hospital boss doctored review into baby deaths, inquiry found (opens the original)
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A hospital boss doctored a review into baby deaths to make it look like two infants murdered by Lucy Letby died of natural causes, a public inquiry found. Ian Harvey, 68, changed the document without the ‘shocked’ author’s knowledge and used it to mislead the board at the Countess of Chester Hospital into allowing the former neonatal nurse back on to the ward. In the end Letby, 36, never returned to work after doctors pressurised senior executives into calling the police. In her 822-page report,
Prizing the hospital's reputation over baby safety was 'offensive' (opens the original)
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It was 'offensive' that NHS bosses put the reputation of the hospital where Lucy Letby murdered babies over the safety of patients, a lawyer for her victims' families said on Wednesday. Richard Scorer told the Mail's Trial+ podcast that reading Lady Justice Thirlwall's public inquiry report was 'devastating' for his clients. The lawyer, who represents four families involved in the case, including the parents of two triplet brothers who could have been saved, said much of the report's content was
Families blame hospital staff for not stopping Letby murders (opens the original)
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Parents of babies murdered and harmed by Lucy Letby last night condemned hospital bosses for stalling a police probe and targeting whistleblowing doctors before keeping children safe. They criticised senior executives at the Countess of Chester Hospital, who mounted an 'exercise in spin' and 'prized' protecting the reputation of the hospital over investigating why infants died, a public inquiry found. Lady Justice Thirlwall, the judge who oversaw the hearings, concluded that three babies murdere
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