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Contaminated drink makes women ill

20 July 2010

Two women have been left seriously ill after drinking aloe vera juice contaminated with horse tranquilliser, it has been revealed. The health drink, which was contaminated with ketamine, reportedly...

ABI launches third party capture code

07 July 2010

The Association of British Insurers has launched a new voluntary code of practice relating to so-called third party capture. The practice is typically used in motor claims where the insurer's polic...

Potters Bar sabotage theory 'preposterous'

07 July 2010

A private firm sub-contracted to carry out track maintenance put forward a "preposterous" sabotage theory after seven people died when a train hit faulty points and derailed, a lawyer representing vi...

Glaxo settles diabetes drug claims

02 June 2010

Up to 50% of compensation claims made by people alleging that a commonly prescribed diabetes drug caused heart attacks are believed to have been settled, Deutsche Bank has said. Deutsche Bank an...

Toxic sofa customers to share £20m

27 April 2010

Up to 2,000 people could be in line to share a £20 million payout after being injured by "toxic" sofas imported from China, the High Court heard. An agreement has been agreed by solicitors wh...

Cancer danger medicine on sale

29 March 2010

More than 900 packs of a Chinese herbal medicine that can cause cancer is on sale in the UK despite warnings to take if off the market. The packs of unlicensed Jingzhi Kesou Tan Chuan Wan are thoug...

Chef mulls seafood legal action

22 March 2010

Celebrity chef Heston Blumenthal is considering taking legal action against the company that supplied his Fat Duck restaurant with sewage-infested seafood last year. The contaminated oysters and ra...

Vioxx arthritis drug ruled unsafe

05 March 2010

Vioxx, a drug used to treat arthritis, has been ruled unfit for consumption because it doubles the risk of heart attacks in those who take it. Australian federal court judge Christopher Jessop awar...

Firm fined after boy killed by electric gates

01 March 2010

A construction company has been fined £80,000 for safety offences after a young boy was crushed to death by electric gates. Nine-year-old Jason Keet died on 13 April 2006 when his head was cr...

'Doctor' admits selling unsafe pills

17 February 2010

A Chinese "doctor" has pleaded guilty to selling a civil servant dangerous herbal pills which gave her cancer and destroyed her kidneys after years of use. Patricia Booth went to Ying "...


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