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The parents Khelisyah Ashamu, a Dagenham mum who died after an operation in Turkey, say they will seek answers through legal action.

Six months after ministers said they would create a duty on organisations to prevent sexual harassment, a UK lawyer has said it's time for legislation.

As some employers reveal that they have removed contractual sick pay from unvaccinated staff, Joanne Moseley examines the legal risks associated with such

The consultancy firm Steel River has strengthened its team with three strategic appointments at its offices in Stockton and Glasgow.

Nearly seven years after the devastating terrorist attack in Tunisia which killed 38 people, including a woman from Gainsborough, tour operator TUI has reached a settlement with the families.

The 40-year-old, from Thornaby, in Teesside, has been through chemotherapy, radiotherapy and brachytherapy

Last year was tough for thousands of businesses, so how can they look past the challenges to opportunity in 2022. Irwin Mitchell’s UK Powerhouse report gives some clues. Hannah Clipston explains.

An Ashington woman is calling for lessons to be learned after developing cervical cancer when her smear test was incorrectly classed as clear.

Inquiry chair Sir Jonathan Michael said the task facing his team is “challenging but vitally important”.

Inquiry chair Sir Jonathan Michael said the task facing his team is “challenging but vitally important”.