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Stansted 15 Protestors Launch Appeal Against Convictions
A group of 15 protestors who were convicted under counter terrorism legislation after preventing a deportation flight leaving Stansted Airport have launched an appeal against their conviction. The activists, who…
Former soldier’s family wins apology from health chiefs after failings before he committed suicide
The family of a former soldier who committed suicide after a host of missed opportunities to save him have won a payout from health chiefs. Father-of-three Aidan Knight, 29, who…
Dad Who Beat Cancer Twice Died From The Disease After he Was Exposed to Asbestos
A father-of-one who survived cancer twice died when he contracted it for the third time after being exposed to asbestos. John Rogerson, 65, survived Hodgkin’s Lymphoma and Prostate cancer and…
Uber Fined Over Serious Data Breach That Allowed Hackers to Download Customers’ Details
Uber was fined £385,000 for “a series of avoidable data security flaws” which allowed hackers to download the personal information of 2.7 million customers. The Information Commissioners Office (ICO) found…
Inquest into vulnerable prisoner’s death finds prison failings may have contributed to his death
A vulnerable inmate hanged himself in his cell after a catalogue of failings by the prison authorities, an inquest heard. Ollie Pascoe, 22, committed suicide at Dartmoor Prison in March…