Wednesday, Jul 25 2018 8:41 AM full issue But U.S. District Court Judge Dana M. Sabraw, who has been overseeing the Trump administration's efforts to reunite families, is not pleased with the government’s inability to say how many migrant parents have been deported, or released from custody by ICE into the U.S. Meanwhile, reunited families are left asking, "What's next?" The Washington Post: Government On Track To Reunite Most Families, But Judge Chides ‘Troubling’ Process The Hill: Judge Says Trump Admin On Track To Meet Deadline For Reuniting Families The Washington Post: Reunited: What Comes Next For Parents And Kids Separated By Trump's Immigration Crackdown And in other news — The Washington Post Fact Checker: No, HHS Secretary Azar Did Not Say ‘Zero Tolerance’ Children Received A ‘Great Act Of American Generosity’ The Wall Street Journal: School Districts … [Read more...] about Most Families Will Be Reunited By Court-Ordered Deadline In What Judge Calls A ‘Remarkable Achievement’
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Reversal on migrant families deepens confusion over Trump’s immigration order
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Gosport hospital deaths: Families ‘won’t give up’ in quest for justice
0 Have your say The families of the elderly patients who died at a Gosport hospital after being prescribed opioids ‘without medical justification’ have said they ‘won’t give up’ in their quest to see justice. The Gosport Independent Panel returned their findings after a four year inquiry investigating a series of deaths at the hospital between 1988 and 2000 today at Portsmouth Cathedral. Bishop James Jones, who led the panel, said that they had found that at least 456 patients died after being given opioids ‘without medical justification’ at Gosport War Memorial HospitalSpeaking after Bridget Reeves, whose grandmother Elsie Devine died at Gosport War Memorial Hospital, said that ‘we won’t give up’ until the case is brought before a criminal court. Read More: Families still have ‘long way to go’ in battle for justiceShe said: ‘We were relieved because its been nearly 20 years and for us, throughout … [Read more...] about Gosport hospital deaths: Families ‘won’t give up’ in quest for justice
Gosport hospital deaths: Health secretary Jeremy Hunt vows to meet families before final government report
0 Have your say HEALTH and social care secretary Jeremy Hunt made a statement to the House of Commons about the Gosport War Memorial Hospital report findings. He said: ‘This morning the Gosport independent panel published its report at what happened at Gosport War Memorial Hospital between 1987 and 2001.‘Its findings can only be described as truly shocking.’‘The panel found that over the period the lives of over 450 patients were shortened by clinically inappropriate use of opioid analgesics with an additional 200 lives also likely to have been shortened if missing medical records are taken into account.‘The first concerns were raised by brave nurse whistleblowers in 1991 but then systematically ignored.‘Families first raised concerns in 1998 and they too were ignored.‘In short there was a catalogue of failings by the local NHS, Hampshire Constabulary, the General Medical Council, the Nursing and Midwifery Council, the coroners and - … [Read more...] about Gosport hospital deaths: Health secretary Jeremy Hunt vows to meet families before final government report
Cannabis treatment a step closer for severely epileptic Kenilworth boy after Prime Minister meets family
A licence to allow a severely epileptic Kenilworth boy to have medical cannabis treatment is looking more likely to be granted after the Prime Minister met with his family yesterday (Tuesday) in Downing Street. Six-year-old Alfie Dingley travelled to the Houses of Parliament with his mother Hannah Deacon, father Drew Dingley and his little sister Annie with a petition asking the government to grant the licence. It had more than 370,000 signatures.But in an unexpected twist, the Prime Minister Theresa May met with the family and assured them a solution would be found.Hannah was told that if she applies for a licence through a doctor on 'compassionate grounds', the Home Office will push the process through as quickly as possible without the need for a three-month trial.Despite this, Hannah said she would only be completely satisfied when she had Alfie's licence in her hand, but said the day was 'very encouraging'.Hannah added: "We've still got a long way to go. They can't tell us yes or … [Read more...] about Cannabis treatment a step closer for severely epileptic Kenilworth boy after Prime Minister meets family