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Blackpool coroner says inquest in Preston Davey death will 'scrutinise' public bodies

Breaking Coroner: Preston Davey death inquest will 'scrutinise' public bodies

Major Blackpool coroner update on inquest into death of murdered baby Preston Davey

Breaking Coroner update on inquest into death of murdered baby Preston Davey

A mum-of-two said she nearly died after maternity staff at Blackpool Victoria Hospital failed to listen to her health worries and has now vowed to never have another child.

Mum-of-two 'nearly died' after maternity staff failed to listen to her

New Blackpool Victoria maternity report reveals stark care issues

New Blackpool Victoria maternity report reveals stark care issues

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Ad Feature Harvey launches purpose-built legal agents

Amy Winehouse on stage wearing the dress at the Empress Ballroom in 2007. Credit: YouTube

Gold dress worn by Amy Winehouse in Blackpool at centre of court case

Nearly ten years ago, Mohammad Al Najjar established Mohammad Al Najjar Advocates and Legal Consultants in Dubai.

Ad Feature Legal voice in Dubai strives to become international industry leader

Ryan Wellings, 30, is accused of the manslaughter of Kiena Dawes

Jury hears of ‘acid attack’ threat in manslaughter trial

Kiena Dawes was found dead on rail tracks near Garstang

‘Fairy tale turned to nightmare’ for young mother who took own life

Iceland has issued a warning to Aldi, Tesco, Lidl and Asda over selling a particular Christmas item.

Iceland issues warning to competitors over Christmas item

CCTV shows the moment a shopper staged a fake accident in a supermarket to try and claim thousands of pounds in injury compensation from Iceland.

Watch: Fraudster fakes accident to claim compo...but is caught on CCTV

A Fleetwood man was one of six Post Office workers who had their convictions quashed amid the Horizon IT scandal

Former Fleetwood sub-postmaster has conviction quashed

Paddy and Christine McGuinness apictured at the Pride Of Britain Awards 2021. (Photo by Gareth Cattermole/Getty Images)

Blackpool's Christine McGuinness heartbroken over Paddy dating claims

Artist's impression of the new courthouse

Go ahead for new courts with timescale for construction

Many journalists who have campaigned against Section 40 from the outset will welcome the commitment in the King's Speech to “protect public interest journalism,” by repealing Section 40 through the inclusion of the Media Bill.

Section 40 repeal: Press freedom was never more in the public interest Gary Shipton

A couple are suing Southern Regional Hospital after their son was ‘decapitated’ during birth

Couple sue doctor after newborn was ‘decapitated’ during delivery
Two parents have alleged that hospital staff propped up their son to make it appear like his head was still attached
Rebecca Braybrook

Bibby Stockholm migrant barge

Pictured: 9 images inside Bibby Stockholm migrant barge

Georgia Harrison has won over £200k in damages

Georgia Harrison wins £200k in damages following revenge porn case

Corrections officer Sandra Fuentes (L) assists inmate Leslie Van Houten (R) as arrives for her parole hearing before members of the Board of Prison Terms 28 June 2002 at the California Institution for Women in Corona, California.

Leslie Van Houton: Ex-Manson cult follower released after 53 years

Outrage as Milly Dowler murderer to marry girlfriend he met through Peter Sutcliffe in prison

Breaking Outrage as Milly Dowler murderer granted permission to marry in prison

Prince Harry

Prince Harry accused of ‘wasting time’ ahead of court appearance

Piers Morgan says ‘he was not aware’ of phone hacking at Daily Mirror

Prince Harry

Mirror publisher apologies to Prince Harry in phone hacking trial

The RCN strike will be cut short after the high court ruled it “partly unlawful.”

Breaking Next week’s nurses’ strike ruled ‘partly unlawful’

Breaking Criminal charges against Alec Baldwin dropped after film set shooting

Former president Donald Trump, who faces multiple election-related investigations, will surrender to face criminal charges stemming from 2016 hush money payments.

Breaking UK time for Donald Trump appearance in New York court

Taxpayers face huge bill to cover Boris Johnson’s Partygate legal fees
Taxpayers handed £222,000 bill to cover Boris Johnson’s legal fees after the Partygate scandal during Covid-19 pandemic and his legal fees could increase further as an inquiry into whether the former UK Prime Minister misled Parliament continues.
Ethan Evans

Home Office vows law change to protect victims of sexual assault

Gold medalist Usain Bolt of Jamaica stands on the podium during the medal ceremony for the Men’s 4 x 100 meter Relay on Day 15 of the Rio 2016 Olympic Games at the Olympic Stadium on August 20, 2016 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. (Photo by Patrick Smith/Getty Images)

Usain Bolt loses £10m life savings in “potential act of fraud”

Kanye West lawyers look to publish newspaper ads to drop their client

Actor Kevin Spacey leaves the US District Courthouse on October 06, 2022 in New York City. (Photo by Alexi J. Rosenfeld/Getty Images)

Kevin Spacey’s trial in Manhattan has begun

The scene close to the Manchester Arena after the terror attack at an Ariana Grande concert

M15 expresses ‘deep and profound’ regret over Manchester Arena bombing

Harry and Meghan are launching their own ‘honours list’ to rival the Queen’s - h...

Grenfell Tower suppliers knew its cladding ‘would burn with lethal speed’ - acco...

Protests have been t aking place in Kenosha, Wisconsin since Sunday night (Getty Images)

17-year-old charged with murder of two demonstrators in Wisconsin - here's what ...

Virgin is seeking protection from creditors in the US (Photo: Shutterstock)

Virgin Atlantic has filed for bankruptcy protection - here’s what it means if yo...

Miranda Hyman with two of her children, Logan and Leila

Court case could loom over cash for Lancashire special needs respite service

Morrisons is to urge the UK's highest court to overturn a ruling which gave the go-ahead for compensation claims by thousands of staff whose personal details were posted on the internet. Photo: Chris Radburn/PA Wire

Supreme Court hears Morrisons' appeal in UK's first data leak class action

Chelsie Thomas, from Walsall, who has been left unable to have children naturally after an operation removed the wrong fallopian tube after she was diagnosed with an ectopic pregnancy.

Hospital trust apologises after operation removes wrong fallopian tube

Judge to take time to decide whether woman can still consent to sex with husband

Judge to take time to decide whether woman can still consent to sex with husband

Sellafield nuclear power plant in Cumbria

Sellafield to be sentenced over plutonium breach

The best and worst April Fools' Day stories from around the UK

Tesco

Tesco facing possible Â£4bn bill over equal pay challenge

Owen Oyston, whose family owns Blackpool football club arrives at the High Court in London. Photo: John Stillwell/PA Wire

UPDATE: Valeri Belokon 'no knight in shining armour', High Court hears in battle...

Some of the team which raised the 5,110 total, left to right, Claire Burns, Rebecca Perkes and Lisa Lodge

Law team's boost for hospice funds

South Lakes Safari Zoo

Councillors urged to refuse South Lakes Safari Zoo licence after almost 500 anim...

The Smiler at Alston Towers

Merlin sorry after Â£5m fine

Nick Booth of Harrison Drury

Fylde coast businesses urged to look closely at insurance cover

Undated handout photo issued by the MoD of Gunner Lee Darren Thornton, of 58 (Eyre's) Battery, 12th Regiment Royal Artillery, who has died from injuries he sustained in a shooting incident in Iraq. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Issue date: Saturday September 9, 2006. Gunner Thornton died yesterday from injuries he received in a shooting incident north of Basra on Tuesday. An MoD spokeswoman said his patrol came under fire near a building used to plan reconstruction in the town of Al Qurna. See PA story DEFENCE Iraq. Photo credit should read: MoD Crown Copyright/PA.
Lee Thornton from Blackpool

'˜We are just glad that the truth is out'

Picture: PA

Morrisons staff ‘to sue supermarket’ after data leak

Ryanair plane, as millions of passengers could be in line for a payout after a landmark court judgment ruled the airline cannot limit the time allowed to claim compensation for flight delays. Photo: Rui Vieira/PA Wire

Ryanair passengers could win payouts after delayed claim court victory

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Jail for pub attack brothers

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