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Hannah Dean, left, has been banned from visting hospitals 'unless there is a legitimate reason or prior appointment'. A woman who was fined over filming apparently empty corridors in an effort to prove Covid-19 is a hoax has now been banned from visiting hospitals. Hannah Dean has claimed to be a "registered journalist" and posted images of hospitals across south-east England on Facebook. But the claims have been branded "untrue and highly disrespectful" amid the ongoing pandemic with one hospital trust stressing that pictures of empty corridors do not mean wards and intensive care unit...

Hannah Dean, left, has been banned from visting hospitals 'unless there is a legitimate reason or prior appointment'. A woman who was fined over filming apparently empty corridors in an effort to prove Covid-19 is a hoax has now been banned from visiting hospitals. Hannah Dean has claimed to be a "registered journalist" and posted images of hospitals across south-east England on Facebook. But the claims have been branded "untrue and highly disrespectful" amid the ongoing pandemic with one hospital trust stressing that pictures of empty corridors do not mean wards and intensive care unit...

SEARCH dogs have been brought in to support an ongoing investigation launched after a skull was found near a layby. Police dog units were seen today on the B2141 at Chilgrove, near Chichester, as officers continued to scour the area. A bone, believed to be a human skull, was found by workmen at 12.35pm last Thursday. Police quickly moved in and cordoned off the area, setting up several tents as an investigation was launched into the shocking discovery. Dogs have been brought in as a police search continues after a skull was found near a layby in Chilgrove, near Chichester

POLICE are urging people to come forward with information as officers continue to search the area where a “human skull bone” was recovered.

Updated Sunday, 31st January 2021, 12:03 pm A bone – believed to be a human skull – was found by workmen near a layby on the B2141 at 12.35pm on Thursday 28 January, according to police. Searching of the area will continue over the next few days, and any remains recovered will be subject to specialist examinations and testing. Chief Inspector Jon Carter, District Commander for Arun and Chichester, said: “Our enquiries are ongoing as we seek to establish how long these suspected human remains have been at this location, and how they came to be here. Police searches continue “This is...