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The Russell Brand trial: the harmful stereotypes of the ‘perfect victim'

The Russell Brand trial has reignited concerns about victim-blaming in sexual offence cases after his accusers were asked why they did not scream, fight back…

By Maya Hoddy
David Walliams accused of grooming and sexual misconduct against girls as young as fifteen

David Walliams has been accused of grooming and sexual misconduct by multiple women after losing a High Court bid for an injunction to block publication…

By Maya Hoddy
Doctor strikes in November raise patient safety concerns

NHS patients in England face cancelled appointments, delayed treatment and potential safety risks as consultants prepare to strike on 25 and 26 November. The British…

By Ellen McGreevy
The Russell Brand trial background: How did we get here?

Today, Russell Brand was sentenced to 10 years and six months in prison for rape and sexual assault. Last week, he was found guilty of…

By Paul McGinn
On Remembrance Day, it’s OK to pay your respects in your own way

As a sea cadet in Torquay in the early 1990s, I spent months practising for Remembrance Sunday. I was going to stand guard at our…

By Natasha Mason
Former teacher Michael McCue admits further child sexual offences

Former maths teacher Michael McCue, aged 93, has admitted further child sexual offences, following previous convictions for sexually abusing pupils. McCue previously taught at Page…

By Joseph Carr
Russell Brand found guilty: what happens next for survivors?

Russell Brand has been found guilty of one count of rape and three counts of sexual assault. While the jury has reached its verdict and…

By Hayley Chapman-Todd
Inside the courtroom during Russell Brand’s trial

Seven charges. Six women. Allegations spanning a decade. Russell Brand’s trial at Southwark Crown Court had been expected to last up to 10 weeks. But…

By Maddie Goel
PTSD and Bonfire Night: It’s OK if you don’t enjoy fireworks

Bonfire Night is on 5 November, but fireworks rarely stick to one evening. You might hear the first bangs several nights beforehand, then hear more…

By Natasha Mason
Alarm bells ring over AI use in Amos report

The news over the weekend that families’ testimony and evidence of birth trauma have not been accurately reflected or even positively ignored in the Amos…

By Hannah Travis
Police abuse allegations highlight urgent need to rebuild survivors' trust

More than 1,200 domestic abuse allegations involving police officers and special constables have been investigated over three years, raising fresh concerns about abuses of power…

By Anya Viljoen
Immediate Needs Assessment: A guide to accessing rehabilitation early

Someone returning home after a serious injury may urgently need physiotherapy, specialist equipment, home adaptations or assistance with everyday activities. This support cannot always wait…

By Adele Thomas
BBK attends Baby Loss APPG meeting to improve support for bereaved families

Calls for paid bereavement leave and better access to miscarriage care were among the issues raised at the latest meeting of the All-Party Parliamentary Group…

By Lucy Wakeley
World Stroke Day 2026: Public urged to learn warning signs as every minute counts

People are being urged to recognise the warning signs of stroke and seek immediate medical help as World Stroke Day 2026 highlights how acting quickly…

By Hokman Wong
Hollyoaks teacher grooming storyline shines a light on abuse of trust

I recently wrote about ITV’s The Blame and the way television can help shine a light on difficult issues such as abuse, misogyny and the…

By Sophie Mash
AI in the workplace: who is liable when technology fails to keep workers safe?

Artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping the workplace, especially in high-risk industries such as manufacturing and construction. From automated machinery and intelligent monitoring systems to predictive…

By Olivia Powling
Silica dust: a preventable workplace danger

A 32-year-old kitchen fitter died of lung disease after coming into contact with dangerous levels of silica dust, highlighting the urgent need to strengthen workplace…

By Jessica Nutting
Ireland tightens e-scooter laws – so why can’t the UK?

Ireland has tightened its e-scooter laws, raising the minimum riding age to 18 amid growing concerns about serious injuries to children. The move highlights the…

By Taylor Walding
Supporting those who serve our country at the DMRC Benevolent Fund annual gala

The vital role of rehabilitation in helping injured Armed Forces personnel rebuild their lives was celebrated at the Defence Medical Rehabilitation Centre Benevolent Fund annual…

By Marie-Joelle Theanne
Former supply teacher jailed for taking upskirt photos of pupils

A former supply teacher from Salford, Greater Manchester, has been jailed for six years after admitting taking upskirting photos of pupils. Abusali Rahman, 37, secretly…

By Paul McGinn

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