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Cleveland Police in post-A66 crash organised crime raids (opens the original)
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Police have carried out a series of early morning raids targeting those suspected of being involved in organised crime. Cleveland Police said 17 people had been arrested during the operation - involving about 130 officers including some from the National Crime Agency - across South Bank, Grangetown and Eston, near Middlesbrough, on Monday. It is part of a high-profile response to a crash on the nearby A66 last month which came at the end of a police pursuit and left two officers dead. Five men a
Shildon girl Emily Moore was 'failed from first day to last' (opens the original)
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This article contains details of suicide and self-harm The father of a teenage girl who died while under the care of a highly criticised mental health trust has said she was failed from her first day of care to her last. Emily Moore, 18 and from Shildon, died in February 2020 while a patient at Tees, Esk and Wear Valleys NHS Foundation Trust's (TEWV) Lanchester Road Hospital in Durham. A jury inquest found her "treatment and trauma" throughout her dealings with mental health services, which incl
West Lane Hospital girls' inquest suspension 'double-edged sword' (opens the original)
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The suspension of inquests for two girls who died at a "chaotic and unsafe" mental health hospital is a "double-edged sword", one of their families said. Christie Harnett and Nadia Sharif were both 17 when they died in 2019 while patients at West Lane Hospital in Middlesbrough, with their deaths leading to its closure soon after. Their inquests were due to be held in November but on Wednesday County Durham and Darlington coroner Crispin Oliver suspended them pending the outcome of a promised gov
Stockton mother calls for public inquiry into DWP failings (opens the original)
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The mother of a disabled woman who took her own life after her benefits were incorrectly stopped has called for a full public inquiry into failings of the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP). Jodey Whiting, from Stockton-on-Tees, was housebound with chronic physical pain and died in 2017, just two weeks after her Employment Support Allowance (ESA) was denied because she was deemed fit for work. Her mother Joy Dove has now met Sir Stephen Timms, Minister for Social Security and Disability, in
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