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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
Nursery worker continued sexually abusing children after safeguarding investigation

A former nursery worker jailed for 56 child sexual offences was allowed to continue working with children after he was investigated by his employer, it…

By Callum Shaw
Drayton Manor ride operator admits sexually assaulting 19 girls

A former ride operator at Drayton Manor Theme Park has pleaded guilty to 19 child sexual offences after sexually assaulting girls under the age of…

By Megan Greaves
Russell Brand trial highlights challenges sexual abuse survivors face

The criminal trial of comedian and actor Russell Brand has now begun, attracting widespread media attention. Brand, who denies charges of rape, sexual assault and…

By Abbie Hickson
Assistant headteacher banned for sending sexual messages to staff

An assistant headteacher has been banned from teaching after a professional conduct panel found that he sent sexually motivated messages to three members of staff.…

By Loren Martin
New website giving survivors of child sexual abuse a way forward launched

A new website dedicated to helping survivors of non-recent child sexual abuse achieve justice has been launched. IAmReady has been developed to support survivors of…

By Marek Marczynski
How military injury can affect your sense of purpose, belonging and mental health

A physical injury can affect far more than a service person’s body. Being unable to train, deploy or do the job they joined the Armed…

By Natasha Mason
Driverless taxis in London: who pays if you are injured?

London is trialling driverless taxi technology with passengers now able to travel in the autonomous vehicles. But this raises an important question – who is…

By Taylor Walding
Rising cancer rates among under-50s: why age should not be a barrier to diagnosis

New analysis has revealed an increase in several types of cancer among people under the age of 50, highlighting the importance of recognising that cancer…

By Olivia Boschat
The ‘sniff test’: how a sense of smell could help predict recovery after severe brain…

For families supporting a loved one with a severe brain injury, one of the most difficult challenges is coping with uncertainty. Understanding whether someone is…

By Ipek Tugcu
Former scout leader jailed for 20 years for sexually abusing five children

A “trusted” scout leader has been jailed for 20 years and eight months after grooming and sexually abusing children. Matt Ellett, 32, took victims to…

By Emma Barrow
What would a ‘well’ medical discharge from military service actually look like?

A medical discharge is often spoken about as a date: the day someone leaves the Armed Forces. For the person leaving, it can mean a…

By Natasha Mason
Former teacher jailed for sexually abusing boy she tutored

A former teacher has been jailed for seven years after being convicted of sexually abusing a child she privately tutored more than 30 years ago.…

By David McClenaghan
Former snooker world champion Graeme Dott jailed for historic child sexual abuse

Former world snooker champion Graeme Dott has been sentenced to seven years’ imprisonment after being convicted of historic child sexual abuse offences. The 49-year-old, who…

By Abbie Hickson

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