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Former Met Police special constable used officer training to abuse woman and girl

A “despicable” former Metropolitan Police special constable has been found guilty of grooming and sexually assaulting a child and raping a woman in a case…

By Emma Barrow
Church of England Redress Scheme Data Breach

On 26 August 2025, a data breach occurred when an email was sent to almost 200 people who had registered for updates about the Church…

By Hayley Chapman-Todd
Liability for injuries between players in sports

The number of people playing sport and taking part in physical activity in England is at the highest level on record, according to a Sport…

By Hokman Wong
Sports injuries: Understanding your rights

Sports injuries can have a profound impact on your life, ranging from long-term mobility issues to serious brain injuries and even paralysis. Whilst high-risk sports…

By Charlotte Dowson
'Monster' grassroots football coach sexually abused children over four decades

A former football coach branded “a serial paedophile” has been jailed for 31 years for committing dozens of horrific sexual and physical offences against children.…

By Marek Marczynski
Ex-priest Chris Brain convicted of 17 counts of indecent assault

Chris Brain, a 68-year-old former Church of England priest, has been convicted of 17 counts of indecent assault involving nine women. Brain was the leader…

By Hayley Chapman-Todd
Chris Brain, the Nine O’Clock Service and abuse in the evangelical church

A former Church of England priest who launched a religious “cult”, sexually assaulted 13 women, a court has heard. Chris Brain is accused of one…

By Hayley Chapman-Todd
East Sussex nursery worker jailed for sexually abusing children under his care

A former nursery worker and babysitter has been jailed for sexual offences against children. Andrew Evans, 36, has been sentenced to 14 years and four…

By Dinya Rasool
Driverless taxis could be on UK roads by 2026 - but who’s responsible in a…

Driverless taxis and buses in the UK moved a step closer after the Government launched a public consultation. The request for feedback on the proposed…

By Taylor Walding
Bradford police arrest 10 men in 1990s child abuse investigation

Police investigating historical child sexual abuse in Bradford have arrested 10 men. The men, aged between 49 and 71 and from the Bradford area, were…

By Sophie Mash
Heat illness in the Armed Forces – a real and preventable risk

The summer is well and truly here and with it comes the occupational hazards of heat exhaustion and heat stroke, particularly in the Armed Forces.…

By Natasha Mason
Protecting those who feed us: Farming’s hidden risks

Hundreds of agricultural workers were injured on farms last year, new figures show. The Farm Safety Foundation, also known as Yellow Wellies, has highlighted practical…

By Elly Parnell
Hip Dysplasia claims in children

Developmental dysplasia of the hip (DDH) is a condition which occurs when the hip joint doesn’t form properly. Failure to diagnose DDH early can lead…

By Jessica Nutting
Still no roadmap: the Government’s rental E-Scooter trials extended again

The government has once again extended the trial period for rental e-scooters – this time until May 2028, marking the fifth such extension since trials…

By Josh Hughes
Group B Strep Awareness Month – raising awareness of GBS

July is Group B Strep Awareness Month, an international event where organisations globally campaign to raise awareness of Group B Streptococcus (GBS), a type of…

By Laura Robertson-Hayes
Returning to work after a traumatic birth

Modern medicine should make childbirth safer than ever before. However, in reality, the UK is seeing a swathe of maternity scandals and widespread inquiries into…

By Tanya Kaka
Innovative computer mouse wins our accessible design competition

An innovative ergonomic computer mouse – the ‘Arc Mouse’ – designed for people who have tetraplegia has won Bolt Burdon Kemp’s Design the Change competition…

By Victoria Oliver
Launch of the Black Maternity Experiences Report 2025

Cheryl and I were honoured to join Mamas Embrace at the launch of the Black Maternity Experiences Report 2025 this week. Five X More have…

By Hannah Travis
When leaders fail the ‘Service Standards’

Sir Ben Key, the former First Sea Lord of the Royal Navy, who was vocal on ‘zero tolerance for unacceptable behaviour’, has recently been dismissed…

By Marie-Joelle Theanne
How making a complaint about medical treatment can help your medical negligence claim

If you have concerns about medical treatment you or a loved one has received, it’s best to speak with a specialist medical negligence solicitor as…

By Deepti Patel

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