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Wes Streeting announces investigation into NHS maternity services
UK Politics · United Kingdom

Wes Streeting announces investigation into NHS maternity services

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Health Secretary Wes Streeting has announced the launch of a national investigation into NHS maternity services. The new rapid investigation is intended to provide truth to families suffering harm.See the Story
Flawed data used repeatedly to dismiss claims about 'Asian grooming gangs', Baroness Casey finds
UK Politics · London

Flawed data used repeatedly to dismiss claims about 'Asian grooming gangs', Baroness Casey finds

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Flawed data has been used repeatedly to dismiss claims about "Asian grooming gangs", Baroness Louise Casey has said in a new report, as she called for a new national inquiry. See the Story
Council says SEND system is 'unsustainable' and requires 'immediate reforms'
Oxford, England · Oxford

Council says SEND system is 'unsustainable' and requires 'immediate reforms'

100% Center coverage: 4 sources
The national support system for children and young people with SEND is "unsustainable," Oxfordshire County Council has said.See the Story

More than 1.7 million pupils in England have special educational needs

The Office of National Statistics has just published their report on special educational needs based on data from the 2024/2025 academic year. In England, the number of children identified with special educational needs (SEN) continues to rise significantly. The figures reveal that over 1.7 million pupils are now recognised as having SEN, an increase of 93,700 pupils – or 5.6% – since 2024. This includes children supported through both Education…England · EnglandRead Article

Yeovil Maternity and Special Care Baby Unit Closure: What it means for families, especially after baby loss

The closure of Yeovil Hospital’s Special Care Baby Unit (SCBU) and Maternity Unit, expected to last at least six months, has raised serious concerns for families across Somerset. Under the current plan, families who were due to give birth at Yeovil are now being redirected to hospitals in Taunton, Bath, Salisbury and Dorchester. Antenatal care and urgent pregnancy concerns are being managed by Musgrove Park Hospital in Taunton. While these hospi…Yeovil · YeovilRead Article

Cyclist launches legal action after pothole crash

Andy, a keen cyclist, and his wife were enjoying a leisurely bike ride when their lives were turned upside down. The couple were relishing a 20-mile circular ride from their home and were heading down a gentle slope when their ride was suddenly ended as he was flung over his road bike’s handlebars. Andy, who is an experienced cyclist, came crashing down on his head and suffered multiple injuries – including a broken neck and concussion – after h…Read Article

Police investigate heart deaths at NHS hospital

40% Left coverage: 10 sources
NHS · EnglandSee the Story

Successful secondary school admission appeal for twin girls without an EHCP

Each year, thousands of families across England find themselves facing disappointment when their child is refused a place at their preferred secondary school. For one family Ruksana Koser recently represented, that disappointment turned into action and ultimately, success. What happened? Twin sisters were denied a place at the same school despite one child having diagnosed ADHD and anxiety, and both girls relying on each other for emotional regu…England · EnglandRead Article

'SEND System Should Support Children and Families, Not Put Barriers in Their Way'

100% Center coverage: 1 sources
One of the most heartbreaking conversations I’ve had as an MP came from a parent in Basingstoke who told me: “when your child gets diagnosed with a disability, you get shown the door.”See the Story

Local Authority's negligence led to a major adoption data breach, forcing a family to relocate and resulting in a £200,000 compensation

John and Sarah were in the process of adopting two siblings, Elsa and Robyn*. Robyn needed some hospital treatment. The discharge letter was sent to the Local Authority. The letter had John and Sarah’s name and address on it. Unfortunately, the social worker sent the hospital letter (unredacted) to the birth family. During the adoption process, the birth parents raised numerous complaints about John and Sarah some concerning references in the co…United Kingdom · United KingdomRead Article

Billy Joel diagnosed with brain disorder, cancels all upcoming concerts

65% Center coverage: 332 sources
Billy Joel is canceling all his upcoming concerts as his representatives announced the singer has been diagnosed with a brain disorder known as normal pressure hydrocephalus. Music · United StatesSee the Story

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