Police officers ridiculed a female assault victim filmed on bodycam suffering from a seizure.

The force's response has been described as a 'cover up'. They've now referred themselves to the regulator following our investigation.

Full report here:

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Horrendous. The way this country cares for and considers the needs of people with learning disabilities is just shameful.

So not sure the 'doctors in training' tag is going to go down brilliantly with junior doctors (some of whom have a decade plus of experience after medical school).

your regular reminder that the government has flown more journalists to Rwanda than asylum seekers

Today messages released at the Covid Inquiry showed that the head of the Civil Service, Mark Sedwill, advocated a herd immunity strategy on 12 March

In 2020 Faye Kirkland and I revealed that NHS England's Comms chief briefed herd immunity the day after

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Babylon Healthcare promised an NHS revolution with its AI app but it went down in flames. Tomorrow in The Sunday Times and online here. With Danny Fortson thetimes.co.uk/article/5bfe61…

Seven years ago my mother died in hospital when a five hour delay in administering antibiotics let sepsis take hold. I made a #BBCPanorama 'Why Mum Died : Britain's Sepsis Crisis'. It is heartbreaking to read this. Accountability still lacking #sepsis bbc.com/news/health-67…

Man who died after heart problem was dismissed as anxiety was seen only by Physician’s Associate telegraph.co.uk/news/2023/10/2…

Even when newsrooms have built up these resources (whether OSINT or data) the newness of those teams means there’s some initial wariness about relying on new people (often young and not from traditional journalism backgrounds, so considered outsiders) for massive news lines.

The result is most mainstream news orgs today are either simply not equipped to determine for themselves what’s happening in some of the world’s biggest stories, or lack the confidence to allow their in-house technical specialists to cast doubt on a star reporter’s trusted source

I don't think I could get this past my sub-editors

Pole considered unsafe by ⁦Openreach⁩, if it falls it will go through our roof. It’s been like this for months now. Each time I call nobody knows anything about it. What is going on ⁦Openreach⁩? said to replace it in 1-2 weeks?

GP burnout: 'I was left feeling like a husk of a human' - BBC News bbc.co.uk/news/uk-englan…

Dan Wootton sacked by MailOnline a day after GB News suspension theguardian.com/media/2023/sep…

Why investigative journalism matters - it takes time, is risky, stressful, & might not even work out .. but when it does, it raises important questions that can have significant consequences. Bravo The Times and The Sunday Times & #C4dispatches Robust & comprehensive reporting now dominating agenda

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It arrived! ⁦Niall Harbison⁩

Often think the quietest interviews in our programme are the most devastating