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Manufacturer fined after worker cut

A manufacturer has been fined £5,000 due to an employee nearly losing a finger after coming into contact with the rotating rear cutters of a wood plane. Oswestry-based Richard Burbidge Ltd wa...

Hospital admits guilt over patient's death

Hospital officials have admitted breaching health and safety laws after the death of a severely disabled young man. Kyle Flack, 20, of Stanford-le-Hope in Essex, died in October 2006 after ...

No action over wrong kidney surgeon

A surgeon will not be struck off the medical register over a botched kidney operation, a disciplinary panel has ruled. No action will be taken against Riza Murat Gurun after he removed the wrong ki...

Government Refuses to Reinstate Asbestos Pleural Plaques Claims

Asbestos pleural plaque sufferers in England and Wales will not be able to recover compensation unless they had begun, but not resolved, a legal claim before the House of Lords decision in October 2...

Routine neglect at Mid Staffs hospital

Patients were "routinely neglected" at an NHS hospital after management became preoccupied with cost-cutting and targets, an independent report has concluded. The Mid Staffordshire NHS Foundation T...

Baby's bladder removed in operation

A surgeon removed 90% of a baby girl's bladder during a botched operation, a disciplinary hearing has heard. The girl was seven-weeks-old when Pierina Kapur, 43, cut out the majority of her bladder...

Damages awarded over ski trip accident

A woman who was left paralysed after a snowmobile accident is to receive the majority of her compensation bid, the High Court ruled. Mother-of-two Emma Moore, 41, was paralysed from the chest down ...

Woman sues following ski-doo accident

A Northamptonshire personal trainer who was paralysed in an accident on a snowmobile trip in Italy is set to hear the outcome of her High Court damages case. Emma Moore, from Denton, Northants, was...

Cross-party MSPs back compensation bill

Asbestos campaigners have welcomed the news that MSPs from four political parties have supported proposals to speed up compensation payments for disease victims. Labour MSP Bill Butler put forward ...

Ward hygiene drop preceded C diff bug

A hospital outbreak of Clostridium difficile which led to five deaths happened a month after the ward recorded a drop in hand hygiene, according to a report. Seven patients contracted the b...


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