A former public governor repeatedly warned NHS managers that their handling of the Darlington nurses’ changing-room case risked echoing governance failures exposed by the Post Office Horizon Inquiry and the Countess of Chester scandal, evidence heard today at Newcastle Employment Tribunal has revealed.
Read moreTomorrow, after securing a landmark victory that exposed unlawful treatment by the NHS, the Darlington nurses at the centre of one of the UK's most high-profile workplace rights cases are returning to court to demand that the Trust pays the price for unsuccessfully fighting their claims.
Read moreMr Justice McKendrick has ruled that providing clinically assisted nutrition and hydration to sustain the life of a 28-year-old man suffering from a prolonged disorder of consciousness is contrary to his best interests and should cease.
Read moreA mother who says she has been treated “like a criminal” for fighting for her severely brain-injured son is speaking to the media anonymously ahead of a life and death ‘best interests’ starting today at 2pm in Court 35 at the Royal Courts of Justice, London.
Read moreA Christian motorist is considering taking legal action after he was told that his car insurance could not continue unless he removed handmade “Jesus Loves You” stickers from his vehicle.
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