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Good evening, and welcome to the bbc�*s news at six. an investigation into the deaths of three adults with learning disabilities and autism at cawston park hospital in norfolk has called for a review of similar private institutions around the country to prevent what it calls other "lethal outcomes". joanna bailey, nicholas briant, and ben king died between april 2018 and july last year. the report found significant failings including the excessive use of restraint and seclusion by unqualified ...

Private institutions around the country to prevent what it calls "lethal outcomes". joanna bailey, nicholas briant and ben king died between april 2018 and july last year. the report found significant failings including the excessive use of restraint and seclusion by unqualified staff. the overmedication of patients, and high levels of inactivity and days of "abject boredom". cawston park has now closed. its owners say theyre "deeply sorry". norfolk police have now named a man wanted in connecti...

Calls "lethal outcomes". joanna bailey, nicholas briant and ben king died between april 2018 and july last year. the report found significant failings including the excessive use of restraint and seclusion by unqualified staff, the overmedication of patients and high levels of inactivity and days of "abject boredom". cawston park has now closed. its owners say theyre "deeply sorry". norfolk police have now named a man wanted in connection with the continuing investigations. this report from our ...

>> oh, certainly. you know, one of the things that i havent heard anybody talk about yet is that they -- im glad they mentioned many inmates are very smart people. and combining theyre smarts with abject boredom, they have nothing to do for 24/7. and they just think of ways to beat the system. they get their contraband in or to do something otherwise illegal, sometimes for the sake of doing something illegal. simply to break up the monotony and boredom. but you have extraordinarily bright people...

Inside a prison evolved over the years? >> oh, certainly. you know, one of the things that i havent heard anybody talk about yet is that they -- im glad they mentioned many inmates are very smart people. and combining theyre smarts with abject boredom, they have nothing to do for 24/7. and they just think of ways to beat the system. they get their contraband in or to do something otherwise illegal, sometimes for the sake of doing something illegal. simply to break up the monotony and boredom. bu...