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£1.9m fraudster who faked cancer loses appeal

A Fivemiletown woman who defrauded her employers out of £1.9 million and faked having cancer to continue funding her lavish lifestyle, has lost a…

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Duties of care - a reiteration of established case law

The decision in the case of A v B Limited and C Council (2022) CSOH 34 was recently issued by the Outer House of the Court of Session. The Pursuer's…

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BBC News at Six

to the bbc news at six. the mother and stepfather of a five—year—old boy whose body was found dumped in a river near his home in south wales have been given life sentences for his murder. cardiff crown court heard that logan mwangi was dehumanised during months of abuse at the hands of members of his family. his mother angharad williams was told she must serve at least 28 years; john cole will serve a minimum of 29 years. a teenager was also convicted of killing the little boy — tonight, he can be named as craig mulligan, after a judge lifted an anonymity order. he will be detained for a minimum of 15 years. this report from hywel griffith contains distressing details. a mother distraught, a son missing. he needs me. he needs warm clothes. he needs mum! but angharad williamson was desperate, not for

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BBC News

of killing the little boy, tonight he can be named as craig mulligan, after a judge lifted an anonymity order. he will be detained for a minimum of 15 years. this report from our wales correspondent hywel griffith contains some distressing details. a mother distraught, a son missing. he needs me. he needs warm clothes. he needs mum! but angharad williamson was desperate, not for him to be found, but to avoid being found out by the police. this is all my fault! logan mwangi was a playful, kind, caring little boy, his life cut short by those he trusted. his mother claimed the five—year—old had disappeared. she called the police. my son, my boy...not here.

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Breakfast-20211125-06:21:00

to date has been glacial. the bbc successfully challenged a court order which had prevented reporting of this case. lifting the anonymity order, thejudge said she had no doubt tony's case was in the public interest and it was clear that a lack of resources had left him detained for so long. tony's care right now is funded by the nhs, but ongoing support in the community would have to be paid for by the council, who told us... they are working with the nhs and tony's family to find other options. the judge has told them to get on with it, right? we've only got this limited time. we're still not doing it, we're still fighting over money. can you believe you're at stage where you had to go to court? to get him out and actually, none of the authorities thinks he should be in there? no. that's the problem. everyone we speak to, they say, this isn't the right place for tony.

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BBC News at Six-20211124-18:16:00

2013. this month, the family went to the core of protection to try and break the deadlock. there, a judge said the delays facing tony have been egregious, but the progress made to date has been glacial. the judges told him to get on with it, right? they're still not doing it. we're still fighting over money. they took the unusual step of lifting the anonymity order because she said she had no doubt tony's case is in the public interest. and it was clear that a lack of resources had left him detained for so long. tony's care right now is funded by the nhs, but ongoing support in the community will have to be paid for by his council, who told us... they're working with nhs and tony's family to find other options. it's a decade since bbc cameras captured the neglect and abuse of people with learning disabilities in

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BBC News at Ten-20211124-22:17:00

there, a judge said the delays facing tony have been egregious, but the progress made to date has been glacial. the judges told them to get on with it, right, we've only got this limited time. they're still not doing it. we're still fighting over money. the seniorjudge took the unusual step of lifting the anonymity order because she said she had no doubt tony's case was in the public interest and it was clear that a lack of resources had left him detained for so long. tony's care right now is funded by the nhs, but ongoing support in the community will have to be paid for by his council, who told us... they're working with the nhs and tony's family to find other options. it's a decade since bbc cameras captured the neglect and abuse of people with learning disabilities in winterbourne view. that prompted the government to set targets to move people into real homes with appropriate support, but those targets have been missed repeatedly.

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BBC News

the subject— mindful of the matters which may be the subject of future legal proceedings and should exercise caution — proceedings and should exercise caution in — proceedings and should exercise caution in making reference to individual— caution in making reference to individual cases. i also wish to say something — individual cases. i also wish to say something further about the actions of yesterday, the member naming somebody apparently subject to an anonymity order. as members of this house, _ anonymity order. as members of this house. we _ anonymity order. as members of this house, we enjoy freedom of speech. as erskine _ house, we enjoy freedom of speech. as erskine may states, a member may state whatever they think in debate and the _ state whatever they think in debate and the member is protected by parliamentary privilege. from any action— parliamentary privilege. from any action of— parliamentary privilege. from any action of defamation as well as from any other— action of defamation as well as from any other question or administration, this freedom extends to statements made out of parliament. would breach injunctions although— parliament. would breach injunctions although this has been deprecated by the speaker. freedom of speech must however— the speaker. freedom of speech must however be _ the speaker. freedom of speech must however be used responsibly. it's a great _ however be used responsibly. it's a great step— however be used responsibly. it's a great step to use privilege to

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Family Law Week: CHF & ORS, R (On the Application Of) v Newick Church of England Primary School & Anor [2021] EWCA Civ 613

CHF & ORS, R (On the Application Of) v Newick Church of England Primary School & Anor [2021] EWCA Civ 613
This was an appeal in respect of an order protecting the identification of the Appellants’ children in any reporting of judicial review proceedings. The Respondents were their children’s primary school and the Council responsible for it.
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In the summer of 2019 serious and sensitive allegations were made about the behaviour of one of the Appellants' children towards other children in the school. A dispute arose about the way in which the allegations were handled. The Appellants applied for judicial review. In their claim form they sought anonymity for the children and themselves. The Appellants and the children share a distinctive surname.

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Judge bans media coverage of Bloody Sunday Soldier F hearing

The preliminary inquiry hearing into Soldier F got underway at the Bishop Street courthouse in Derry on Monday.
Soldier F is the only ex-British army paratrooper facing murder charges arising from the killings by members of the Parachute Regiment’s First Battalion of 13 civilians in the Bogside area of Londonderry on Bloody Sunday on January 30, 1972.
District Judge Ted Magill, who has charge of the preliminary inquiry hearing, ruled that nothing about the hearing in terms of opening statements by either the prosecution or by the defence could be made public. Mr Magill also ruled that none of the testimony given by witnesses to the hearing could be made public.

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