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School running coach and former police officer jailed for online sex offences

A school running coach and former police officer has been jailed for online child sex offences after an undercover police operation. Mark Smith, 52, ran…

By Sophie Mash
Great Ormond Street Hospital: Important update for patients treated by Yaser Jabbar – what parents…

Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH) is urgently reviewing more than 700 cases following serious concerns about one of its former surgeons, a leaked report has…

By Ellen McGreevy
Doctor accused of rogue hysterectomies investigated in women’s health scandal

A gynaecologist accused of performing unnecessary and botched procedures on hundreds of women is a shocking reminder of how women’s health is often overlooked. Daniel…

By Ellen McGreevy
ADHD and traumatic brain injury have similar symptoms – here’s how parents can support their…

ADHD has been a hot topic recently, with more people being diagnosed and prescribed medication than ever before. As a specialist solicitor in the Child…

By Hanan Zakher
Therapy for children with brain injuries – why an interdisciplinary approach is essential

When a child suffers a brain injury, the impact on their life – and their family’s – can be profound. As a solicitor in the…

By Tamsin Day
Back to school: Ensuring child safety while crossing roads

As summer fades and the new school year begins, the excitement of seeing friends and returning to the classroom often overshadows awareness of hazards and…

By Ben Pepper
Witness appeal: Abuse by House Father Ronald Cooper at Leeways children’s home

Bolt Burdon Kemp is appealing for information about Ronald Cooper, the House Father at Leeways children’s home in south London, who was convicted of child…

By Julia Jensen
Man who used AI to create child sexual abuse images convicted in ‘landmark’ case

A man who used AI to turn photographs of real children into child sexual abuse images before selling them to paedophiles has been convicted in…

By Hayley Chapman
Creating magical memories with my Dad on a wheelchair-accessible boat trip

Military injury solicitor, Natasha Mason, recently took her dad, a fulltime wheelchair user, for a day at sea with Wetwheels Torbay, part of the Wetwheels…

By Natasha Mason
Why we need everyone to step up if we’re to stamp out workplace bullying

Workplace bullying has unfortunately become a prevalent issue in the United Kingdom, with statistics from the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development revealing more than…

By Vilde Iversen
Growing demand for AI-generated abuse revealed – with offenders wrongly thinking it’s victimless

A new study has revealed an increasing trend among paedophiles to create and share child sexual abuse material (CSAM) using artificial intelligence. Anglia Ruskin University…

By Martyna Lewczuk
Former Lancing College teacher Nick Baldock charged with sexual assault

A former private school teacher has been charged with child sexual offences. Nick Baldock, 46, is accused of offences against six pupils of Lancing College…

By Joseph Carr
BBK's Spinal Injury Team take on half marathons for Horatio's Garden

At BBK, we believe in going the extra mile – both in our legal practice and in our community efforts. This October, we are taking…

By Henry Ramsay
Former Scouts leader Richard Burrows charged with 89 child abuse counts after decades on run

A former Scouts leader and children’s home carer has been charged with 89 counts of sexual abuse after being on the run for 27 years.…

By Elise Carnot
Second wave of hospital patients informed of misconduct in treatment by Dr Iuliu Stan

A second group of patients have been informed they received rectal medication from a doctor who has been struck off for sexual abuse. Dr Iuliu Stan…

By Hayyin Fan
Mind the gap!

People with spinal cord injuries are being let down by a basic lack of transport accessibility. It’s 2024 and yet we are living in a…

By Ayça Öztürk
Does your child need a professional deputy? The options for managing brain injury compensation

A child with a severe brain injury, whether due to medical negligence at birth or a traumatic accident during childhood, may receive a substantial amount…

By Ella Croyden-Flack
Female paramedics ‘hounded’ for sexual favours to advance careers with ambulance service

Sexual “predators” have been allowed to operate within the ambulance service, a woman has claimed after blowing the whistle on the organisation’s continuing toxic culture.…

By Thomas Beale
Are veterans with mental health issues being failed by the Armed Forces Compensation Scheme?

The newly-released UK Armed Forces Compensation Scheme Statistics for the last 20 years is a concerning read, with just a fraction of claims paid out…

By Natasha Mason
‘Deluded’ solicitor struck off after bullying and harassing junior colleagues

The former director of a law firm has been struck off for inappropriate and unacceptable behaviour in the workplace. Domenico Pisano, formerly of north London…

By Thomas Beale

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