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Hospital’s breach of care ‘inexcusable’ says doctor An anaesthetist says a private hospital allowed an “inexcusable” breach of duty of care over the death of a patient. Health by Mitch Mott Premium Content Subscriber only An Adelaide private hospital has been accused by an anaesthetist of an "inexcusable" dereliction of its duty of care towards a patient who died in their high-dependency unit. The serious accusations are contained in a civil lawsuit, claiming negligence against Ashford Hospital, for the post-operative treatme...

BBC News Published image captionLacock residents say tourists visit every weekend even after the third national lockdown started in January Residents of a village made famous by the Harry Potter films say the area is as busy as summertime despite lockdown. On Sunday, police were patrolling Lacock in Wiltshire to deter tourists from visiting. Resident Kelly Orner said one group "openly admitted they'd come from Wales and just wanted to enjoy a day out". Wiltshire Police has said most people were following the rules but they had seen "terrible examples" of rule-breaking. 'Normal summer's day' ...

jwhittaker@post-journal.com Three early voting sites in Chautauqua County may not be enough, according to legislation introduced in the state Assembly. Assemblyman Daniel Rosenthal, D-Queens, recently introduced A.11165 in the Assembly to increase early voting places during presidential election years. The bill doesn’t yet have corresponding legislation in the state Senate. Rosenthal’s proposal would increase the required number of early voting sites from one for every 50,000 voters to one for every 15,000 voters. “In recent years, the legislature has taken crucial steps to affirm...