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Hospital trust fined £500k over death of patient Alice Figueiredo
Posted onAlison HoltSocial affairs editor, The Old Bailey Family handout Alice Figueiredo’s family hoped lessons would be learned following their 22-year-old daughter’s death James MelleyThe Old Bailey A hospital trust has been fined more than £500,000 and a ward manager given a six-month suspended sentence over the death of a 22-year-old woman on a mental health…
Atlanta shooting suspect said he blamed covid vaccine for health problems
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Mums plea after daughter, 13, died copying social media trend
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Cheltenham A&E service becomes minor injuries unit during strike
Posted onGloucestershire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust said: “Community Minor Injury and Illness Units and GP practices across the county will continue to provide services and if people have an urgent care need, but are not sure which service to use, they are asked to visit 111.nhs.uk in the first instance or call 111 for advice.”
