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Lucy Easthope, who has worked on major emergencies since 9/11, says that small interventions can make a significant difference.

THE Scottish-set forensic crime drama Traces returns for a new series tonight.

VAL McDermid is telling me a story about a tiny bone in the ear. "It is so small that for a long time anatomists didnt even count it,"…

BBC News Published media captionThe mystery mans skeleton was found near Cirencester in May 2018 An inquest has failed to shed any light on the identity of a man whose body was found in woodland. Skeletal remains were discovered off the A419 near Cirencester by workmen on 1 May, 2018. Despite a police investigation and DNA checks across Europe, he has not been identified. In his narrative conclusion, assistant Gloucestershire coroner Roland Wooderson described it as a "most unusual inquest". ...

BBC News Published media captionThe mystery mans skeleton was found near Cirencester in May 2018 An inquest has failed to shed any light on the identity of a man whose body was found in woodland. Skeletal remains were discovered off the A419 near Cirencester by workmen on 1 May, 2018. Despite a police investigation and DNA checks across Europe, he has not been identified. In his narrative conclusion, assistant Gloucestershire coroner Roland Wooderson described it as a "most unusual inquest". ...

writes John Hawkins. Despite extensive investigations by police and a variety of medical experts, as well as DNA checks across Europe, nothing has been found to establish who the man was or how he came to die on Earl Bathursts 15,000 acre Cirencester Park Estate. Yesterday the assistant Gloucestershire Coroner, Roland Wooderson, drew a line under the investigation by conducting an inquest in the absence of almost all the information that is usually considered at such a hearing. He read th...

writes John Hawkins. Despite extensive investigations by police and a variety of medical experts, as well as DNA checks across Europe, nothing has been found to establish who the man was or how he came to die on Earl Bathursts 15,000 acre Cirencester Park Estate. Yesterday the assistant Gloucestershire Coroner, Roland Wooderson, drew a line under the investigation by conducting an inquest in the absence of almost all the information that is usually considered at such a hearing. He read th...