Dad died after 34-hour wait for antibiotics
A disabled father died of sepsis after waiting 34 hours for IV antibiotics at Bassetlaw Hospital. An ombudsman ruled his death was preventable. Read the full investigation.
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Hospital failed to tell father he was terminally ill
A hospital failed to inform a dying father-of-seven about his terminal prognosis, falsely reassuring him he would recover. The Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman found a 'worrying lack of accountability'. Read the full investigation.
Hospital failed to tell father-of-seven he was dying
William Chapman died after Countess of Chester Hospital failed to disclose his terminal pulmonary fibrosis. The Ombudsman found a 'worrying lack of accountability'. Read the full report.
Government to Reconsider Waspi Pension Compensation
The UK government has agreed to a 'speedy and thorough' reconsideration of compensation for Waspi women, cancelling a key court hearing. A decision is expected by February 24.
New Energy Rules: Debt Relief & Complaint Powers
Consumer rights expert Martyn James explains major energy rule changes including £500m debt relief, faster ombudsman access, and improved complaint handling. Learn how these reforms impact your bills.
Medomsley Detention Centre Abuse Scandal Revealed
Shocking report exposes decades of systematic abuse at Medomsley Detention Centre, where hundreds of young men suffered under Britain's worst sex offender. Read the full investigation.
Medomsley Detention Centre Abuse Report Revealed
A damning report exposes the horrific abuse at Medomsley Detention Centre, where inmates swallowed glass to escape. Read the full story and the government's response.
Report: State Failures Enabled Prolific Sex Offender
A damning report reveals how systemic failures allowed widespread abuse at Medomsley Detention Centre. Victims deserve a public apology. Read the full investigation.
WASPI Women: Government Faces Billions in Pension Compensation
Millions of women born in the 1950s demand justice as parliamentary watchdog investigates state pension age changes that left them financially devastated.
Farage Under Investigation Over Campaign Donations
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage is under investigation by Parliament's standards watchdog over undeclared campaign donations, raising questions about financial transparency in British politics.
FCA's £4bn Car Finance Scheme 'Robbing Victims'
Exclusive: The Financial Conduct Authority's proposed compensation scheme for the car finance mis-selling scandal faces massive backlash for potentially short-changing victims out of billions.
Court rejects MP Liam Byrne's standards appeal
Former Minister Liam Byrne faces political setback as Court of Appeal rejects bid to overturn parliamentary standards ruling, raising questions about MP conduct and accountability.
UK Car Finance Scandal: Millions Could Claim Billions
Discover how UK drivers may have been overcharged thousands in hidden commission, and how new FCA rules could trigger a compensation wave dwarfing PPI.
Ascot Champions Day: Racing Elite Clash Amid Ombudsman Test
Qipco Champions Day at Ascot brings together racing's finest thoroughbreds, but the prestigious event faces scrutiny as the sport's new ombudsman tackles complex equine welfare and integrity challenges.
PSNI investigated over historical abuse case handling
Northern Ireland's police watchdog launches investigation into PSNI handling of sexual offence allegations against former soldier from Parachute Regiment dating back to 1990s.
NSW constitutional crisis over 120-year-old law
A dramatic constitutional showdown has unfolded in New South Wales as Chris Minns' chief of staff refuses to comply with a parliamentary order, invoking legal privilege and sparking a major political confrontation.
Car Finance Compensation: Key Dates for Billions in Claims
Drivers across Britain could reclaim thousands each from mis-sold car finance deals as FCA investigation triggers massive compensation scheme. Here's everything you need to know.
Millions Could Claim Car Finance Compensation
A major financial investigation reveals up to 7 million British motorists may be entitled to compensation after being overcharged on car finance deals. Discover how to check if you're affected.
Jenrick's 'cynical' asylum comments spark Commons fury
Former immigration minister Robert Jenrick faces parliamentary fire over 'deeply cynical' remarks about asylum seekers, with Labour accusing him of dangerous rhetoric ahead of potential leadership bid.
Tory MP's long suspension sparks Labour reform demands
Conservative MP Andrew Rosindell remains suspended from Parliament after 20-month fraud investigation as Labour plans sweeping reforms to restore public trust in politics.
WHO demands UK Parliament ban tobacco promotion
World Health Organisation investigation reveals how tobacco firms exploit parliamentary rules for promotion, calling for immediate ban on smoking in Palace of Westminster.
Labour rebellion over Starmer's Gaza stance grows
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer confronts significant internal rebellion as frontbenchers and MPs openly challenge his position on Israel-Gaza conflict, with multiple resignations and protests shaking the party.
Car Finance Scandal: Millions Could Claim Compensation
Drivers across Britain could be due thousands in compensation as the financial regulator launches a major investigation into unfair car finance commission schemes.
Macron reshuffles government to break French political deadlock
French President Emmanuel Macron has unveiled a new government team in a bold attempt to overcome political paralysis that has gripped France since snap elections left no party with a clear majority.
Pro-Palestine protests banned from Parliament estate
In a dramatic security overhaul, new measures will prohibit pro-Palestine protests from the parliamentary estate following concerns about intimidation and disruption to democracy.
Diane Abbott admits late £40k earnings declaration
Long-serving Labour MP Diane Abbott faces scrutiny after disclosing £40,000 in earnings 18 months late, blaming overwhelming parliamentary demands for the oversight.
Parliament cleaner sacked over security breach
A cleaner at the Houses of Parliament has been dismissed following a serious security breach, raising concerns about protection protocols within one of Britain's most sensitive political institutions.
Starmer rattled by largest Labour rebellion over Gaza
Keir Starmer confronts his most significant internal challenge yet as 56 Labour MPs defy the whip on Gaza ceasefire vote, exposing deep party divisions.
Lammy blasts Poundland over 'pathetic' political mugs
Shadow Foreign Secretary David Lammy launches scathing attack against Poundland's 'Britain Needs a New Government' mugs during parliamentary debate, calling the merchandise 'pathetic' and questioning retailer's political stance.
Insurance claims rejection fury triggers FCA investigation
A surge in consumer anger over rejected insurance claims has triggered a full-scale investigation by the Financial Conduct Authority into potentially unfair practices by UK insurers.
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