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The report highlighted the "excessive use of restraint and seclusion by unqualified staff" and the "over medication" of residents at cawston park. the hospital has now closed — but relatives say their questions and distress were at the time ignored — and one mother has called her sons death a scandal. helena wilkinson reports. joanna baillie had a learning disability, autism and sleep apnoea. her parents said she was happy and fun loving. in 2018, joanna was found unresponsive at cawston par...

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And seclusion by unqualified staff" and the "over medication" of residents at cawston park. the hospital has now closed — but relatives say their questions and distress at the time were ignored — and one mother has called her son�*s death a scandal. helena wilkinson reports. joanna baillie had a learning disability, autism and sleep apnoea. her parents said she was happy and fun loving. in 2018, joanna was found unresponsive at cawston park hospital. she hadn�*t been checked for two hour...

The uk has recorded 38,013 cases and 167 deaths — thats within 28 days of a positive test. 48.3 million people have received their first dose of the vaccine and 43.7 have received the second dose — that means 80% of those over 16 have been fullyjabbed. an independent review has found significant failures at a private hospital in norfolk, where three adults with learning disabilities died. the report highlighted the "excessive use of restraint and seclusion by unqualified staff" and the "over...

That we are talking about younger adults as well but will, for example, older people who might need those services more immediately, would be cap on how much someone is expected to pay for social care in their lifetime also go up? show that also go up to you, kind of, balance fairness between the generations? i think the point im making a behalf of the social care institute for the excellent is we dontjust need to implement the andrew deal not cap on care costs and also make the means test favou...

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More recently in cape town, coming back in that series against south africa, this group of players have had experiences doing that, coming from behind in the series and winning. the third test gets under way from headingley tomorrow, and you can keep up with details from the paralympics on the bbc sport website. that is it for now. studio: thank you. people in england who need care are having to pay thousands of pounds extra a year to fund it, according to bbc research. in half of the 83 areas w...

We manage to cope with matthew. and it gives him a break from us. and many who need support, like matthew, and like saskia, who also has a learning disability, are paying more for care. in england, nearly two thirds of the 83 councils who responded to bbc questions have raised charges for those who need support. saskia loves herfootball and living independently in a small flat with council funded help. i get support workers coming in to support me and cook with me, and if it wasnt for them comin...

Gb off to a winning start. thank you, andy swiss in tokyo. i the elderly and adults living with disabilites in england, are facing a steep rise in the amount of money they have to pay local councils, towards their care. new research from the bbc shows the extra costs could total thousands of pounds every year for some individuals. the councils blame funding cuts, but the government says its put extra money into the care system. heres our social affairs correspondent alison holt reports. these ar...

And legal routes for migrants and they were working to prevent dangerous crossings. people in england who need care are having to pay thousands of pounds extra a year to fund it, according to bbc research. in half of the 83 areas that responded to a bbc request, bills for people needing support had risen 10% or more over two years. the government says it has put extra money into the care system. 0ur social affairs correspondent alison holt has more. these are the things that make a huge differen...