Hillsborough file release appeal
The Cabinet Office is appealing against a ruling by the ICO that it must release Cabinet minutes about Hillsborough.
View ArticleObese hospital patients 'on rise'
The number of obese patients treated in Welsh hospitals is rising significantly, new figures obtained by BBC Wales suggest.
View ArticleFirms fined £31m over roadworks
English councils have charged utility companies £31m for over-running roadworks in the past three years.
View ArticleHospitals 'at breaking point'
Some Welsh hospitals are routinely overcrowded, with doctors warning the system is at breaking point.
View ArticleOvertime pay rises at six forces
Six police forces increased their spending on overtime over the past two years, amid government efforts to cut the bill, the BBC learns. The forces were Durham, Northern Ireland, Gloucestershire,...
View ArticleScheme used to spot sex offenders
Nearly 15% of people using a police scheme in Essex found adults in contact with their child have a history of sex offending.
View ArticleHillsborough files 'must be seen'
The Information Commissioner has ruled that cabinet minutes relating to the 1989 Hillsborough tragedy must be released.
View ArticleOld Firm policing costs revealed
Figures obtained by BBC Scotland show that the cost of policing last year's Old Firm fixtures was almost £2.4 million.
View ArticleAlmost 3,000 guns missing in UK
Nearly 3,000 firearms have been lost by or stolen from their registered owners in the past five years, the BBC learns - a figure anti-gun campaigners say is "frightening".
View ArticleChildren 'not safe in diocese'
Social care chiefs wrote to the Archbishop of Canterbury with concerns over child safety in Chichester diocese, the BBC reveals.
View ArticlePolice staff in second job growth
The number of people working for Kent Police who have second jobs almost doubles in the last year.
View ArticleLegal warning for heritage scheme
The Welsh government introduced a free entry scheme at heritage sites despite a high risk of it being declared unlawful.
View ArticleAbuse reports top 300 in county
More than 300 reports of abuse by professional carers are made in Shropshire and Telford and Wrekin in the past year.
View ArticleChildren, 7, 'reported for rape'
Children, some aged under 10, have been reported for rape offences in Suffolk over the last five years, police statistics show.
View ArticleHealth negligence payouts rise
The cost of medical negligence payouts by the NHS in Wales almost doubles in three years, according to figures obtained by BBC Wales.
View ArticleHomecarers face abuse allegations
More than 500 allegations of abuse are made against West Midlands care companies in the last year, a BBC investigation reveals.
View ArticleChildren in custody falls by 68%
A BBC investigation finds there has been a 68% drop in the number of under-16s held in custody compared with 2007.
View ArticlePolice stress-related absence up
Stress-related absence increases by two thirds over a 12-month period at Gloucestershire Police, according to new figures.
View ArticleConcerns over Cameron baby doctor
Concerns are raised about the clinical competency of a surgeon who delivered the prime minister's youngest child, the BBC learns.
View ArticleNo arrests in 85% of fuel thefts
Police figures show 85% of fuel thefts from petrol stations in South Yorkshire remain unsolved.
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