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Company staff handled asbestos

03 September 2010

Despite being warned materials they were handling contained asbestos, a Pontypool building firm carried out unlicensed removal of the potentially dangerous substance. Ron Couch Building Contractors...

Cerebral palsy teen gets £4 million

02 September 2010

A young woman with severe cerebral palsy has been awarded £4 million in compensation after taking an NHS trust to court over the management of her birth. Relatives of 18-year-old woman, wh...

MMR vaccine payout 'milestone'

01 September 2010

A campaigner said she hopes a "milestone" £90,000 payout to parents whose son suffered severe brain damage after being given the MMR vaccine will lead to further compensation payouts. Jack...

Three men admitted to hospital after drug trial

01 September 2010

Three men have been rushed to hospital after becoming seriously ill during clinical trials of an experimental cancer drug. The trio, who had been undergoing testing at the Shandon Clinic in ...

Child's wrong arm set in plaster

01 September 2010

An investigation is under way after hospital staff set the wrong arm of a two-year-old in plaster. Southampton General Hospital apologised over the "extremely rare" error. Honey Wight was taken to ...

Rail worker sacked over inspections

01 September 2010

A rail worker who falsified records linked to railway level crossing inspections has been sacked. It followed a "comprehensive internal investigation" by Network Rail into claims crossings in the A...

Antibiotics could have saved woman

31 August 2010

A woman who died from meningitis was not given antibiotics which could have saved her life, an inquest has been told. Joanne Dowling, 25, who had cystic fibrosis, was taken to Milton Keynes General...

Legal action over boys branch fall death

31 August 2010

A family has launched a civil action against the National Trust following the death of a boy in June 2007. Daniel Mullinger, from Colchester, Essex, was killed by a falling tree branch as he shelte...

Warning over drug-defying bacteria

31 August 2010

Scientists have warned that the spread of a drug-resistant bacteria could spell the end of antibiotics. The NDM-1 (New Delhi metallo-ß-lactamase) gene, which allows bacteria to be very resist...

Homebase faces action over stair fall death

31 August 2010

A high street home furnishing store is facing legal action after an 83-year-old women died after a fall at a store in Surrey. DIY giant Homebase has been accused by Andrew Widgery, son of Margaret,...


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