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NHS staff have been warned they face immediate suspension if they are caught inappropriately accessing patient information.

The Metropolitan Police should investigate itself over the arrest of a man suspected of being the "Putney pusher", who was found dead at his home earlier this month, a watchdog has said.

Three-year-old Noah Woods, who was found dead following a huge search in Suffolk, had got out of a play area "through a gap in the fence", an inquest has heard.

A man who drove a tractor and hay baler into a house targeted the property after a rival desecrated the graves of his father and brother, a court heard.

Anti-migrant activist Daniel Thomas has pleaded not guilty to criminal damage over the alleged slashing of a boat in the English Channel with an emergency responder on board.

A man accused of stabbing two Jewish men in Golders Green has pleaded not guilty to attempted murder.

A judge has been disciplined after he was caught speeding on three occasions while "rushing" to court.

A nurse's sex and gender beliefs "had no bearing" on a union's decision to refuse her request for legal support, a tribunal has heard.

A police force in Wales has suffered a cyber attack which has caused disruption to some non-emergency systems and could have led to staff information being "accessed or compromised".

Overcrowding in A&E departments and treating patients in corridors is linked to hundreds of deaths every week in the UK, a study has found.