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Gregg Wallace: Over half of allegations against MasterChef presenter upheld, including one of unwanted physical contact

UK Police · United Kingdom

Gregg Wallace: Over half of allegations against MasterChef presenter upheld, including one of unwanted physical contact

57% Center coverage: 98 sources

Lords vote to introduce a duty to investigate whistleblowing - Protect - Speak up stop harm

London, England · London

Lords vote to introduce a duty to investigate whistleblowing - Protect - Speak up stop harm

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Healthwatch closure: Understanding the shift in healthcare accountability

Whistleblower · England

Healthwatch closure: Understanding the shift in healthcare accountability

As a firm dedicated to upholding patient rights and securing justice for those harmed by medical negligence, we have been following closely the developments regarding the UK Government’s recent announcement of the proposed abolition of Healthwatch England and the extensive network of local Healthwatch organisations. While framed as a move to streamline bureaucracy, this decision risks removing a vital “tool” for patient advocacy and services reg…See the Story

The contributions of whistleblowers – MPs debate - Protect - Speak up stop harm

“Whistleblowers help us see the unseen, name the unnamed and hold the untouchable to account.” A powerful statement from Labour’s Phil Brickell MP as he kicked off his speech in a Westminster Hall debate on the Contributions of Whistleblowers, held to mark World Whistleblowers Day. The session brought together key parliamentarians with strong opinions and perspectives on how the law and whistleblowing needs to be modernised. From exposin…Whistleblower · London Read Article

Talkin’ bout my generation – does your age impact your attitude to whistleblowing - Protect - Speak up stop harm

On Tuesday 24 June we hosted a fantastic event with Lloyds Banking Group (LBG) to launch our latest research – Attitudes to Whistleblowing, exploring how views towards Speaking Up differ across the generations. With the world of work undergoing seismic shifts in recent years – from the acceleration of remote working to growing expectations around corporate ethics – we wanted to find out how today’s employees feel about whistleblowing and what t…United Kingdom · United Kingdom Read Article

Employment Tribunal turns 60 - Protect - Speak up stop harm

The 31st May 2025 marks sixty years of Employment Tribunals (ETs) coming into being. Previously called Industrial Tribunals, they were originally intended to provide “an easily accessible, speedy, informal and inexpensive procedure” for resolving employment disputes.[1] Set up to be used by litigants in person – people representing themselves without a lawyer – the reality is that the procedural and legal process is very confusing and challengin…United Kingdom · United Kingdom Read Article

'Powerful individuals' at BBC making lives of colleagues 'unbearable', says chairman

40% Left coverage: 15 sources

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