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Patients and families of patients treated by former St Helier Hospital respiratory consultant Dr Veronica Varney for interstitial lung disease (ILD) must be kept fully informed as further reviews into their care take place, say specialist medical negligence solicitors at Switalskis.

Concerns have been raised about the release of grooming gang offenders under the government’s early release scheme, in spite of the government’s announcement last week that such offenders would not be eligible.

Sexual abuse in schools and boarding schools can have devastating and long-lasting consequences. Survivors may face significant barriers to speaking out, while the impact of abuse can continue into education, employment, relationships and everyday life.

Recent teacher convictions highlight the ongoing issue of sexual abuse in education settings, the abuse of positions of trust and authority, and the barriers that can prevent survivors from coming forward.

As the National Crime Agency (NCA) continues its investigation into non-recent child exploitation and abuse, a fourth former South Yorkshire Police officer has been arrested in connection with historical sexual offences.

Medical negligence experts at Switalskis say the temporary suspension of births at a Devon hospital is a further sign of the escalating crisis in NHS maternity services which needs urgent government attention.

The recent imprisonment of former reality television personality Stephen Bear for breaching a restraining order has once again brought national attention to the lasting impact that abuse can have on survivors.