beth matthews, who loved speed and sailing.ping with life—changing injuries, she became a mental health campaigner... that day was was the lowest point of my life. ..gaining tens of thousands of followers. admitted to this psychiatric hospital in march last year, she bought a poisonous substance online, had it delivered, and swallowed it in front of staff. ifeel let down, i know beth felt let down. something occurred in a place where she was supposed to be safe that should never have been allowed to happen. today, an inquestjury concluded neglect contributed to her death. the priory had shown inadequate care of a highly vulnerable patient. the passing of beth that day was wholly avoidable and her death was completely unnecessary. we've been tragically let down by the priory, who we believed were providing a safe place for beth and the care that she needed. with hundreds of millions of pounds in nhs contracts, the priory group is the biggest single private provider of mental health services in the uk. this unit was recently rate

beth matthews, who loved speed and sailing.r a suicide attempt, coping with life—changing injuries, she became a mental health campaigner... that day was was the lowest point of my life. ..gaining tens of thousands of followers. admitted to this psychiatric hospital in march last year, she bought a poisonous substance online, had it delivered, and swallowed it in front of staff. i feel let down, i know beth felt let down. something occurred in a place where she was supposed to be safe that should never have been allowed to happen. today, an inquestjury concluded neglect contributed to her death. the priory had shown inadequate care of a highly vulnerable patient. the passing of beth that day was wholly avoidable and her death was completely unnecessary. we have been tragically let down by the priory, who we believed were providing a safe place for beth and the care she needed. with hundreds of millions of pounds in nhs contracts, the priory group is the biggest single private provider of mental health services in the uk. this u

you can see angus�* documentary about beth matthews on the bbc iplayer.ssues raised here, you can find help and advice at bbc.co.uk/actionline. when 12—year—old oliver king died of a heart attack during a school swimming lesson, his dad mark vowed that his son's death wouldn't be in vain. mark king has spent more than ten years campaigning for life—saving defibrillators to be provided in schools and today that misson is taking a major leap forward. tim muffett explains. after more than ten years of campaigning, a huge day for mark king at the school his son attended. as a parent, you don't want him to be forgotten. and he won't be. he won't be. this is his legacy. this is this is our ol. it's nothing to do with me. it's our ollie. mark's son, oliver, died in 2011 when his heart stopped during a school swimming lesson. there was no defibrillator available. since then, the oliver king foundation has placed more than 5,000 defibrillators across the uk. but mark wants them to be made compulsory in all schools. following relentless campaigning, 20,000 defibril

my name is robert, and beth matthews saved my life.overed her blog on a particularly dark day last may, "when i'd convinced myself that after work, i was going to go to the nearby canal and take my own life. "but instead, i couldn't stop reading. "when i'd finished, i was very sad, but the suicidal moment had gone." and he'd taken the train down on his own and spent the night here to go and visit beth and thank her. the message of her being in a complete sort of devastating time in her life, but then getting through it, i'm like, "well, "if beth can get through this, then surely i can get through this." she just made it all real and all 0k in a world where everything's very not ok. the insomnia was just horrific, and i'd sit on the settee all the way through the night while my hubby and my kids were asleep and just feel like the loneliest person in the whole world and have plans to end my life and be trying not to act on those plans during the night. no matter what beth was going through, even when she was in hospital recovering from s

finds neglect of a psychiatric unit contributed to the death of 26—year—old mental health blogger beth matthewse lawyer spoke outside the corner�*s court. the lawyer spoke outside the corner's court.— corner's court. we've been tragically— corner's court. we've been tragically let _ corner's court. we've been tragically let let _ corner's court. we've been tragically let let -- - corner's court. we've been i tragically let let -- tragically corner's court. we've been - tragically let let -- tragically let tragically let let —— tragically let down and we believe it providing a safe place for beth. towns and cities are set to receive more than £2 billion worth of funding in an attempt to reduce regional inequality. rishi sunak insists it's the north of england and wales who will benefit the most. train operating companies make their "best and final offer" to the rmt union in a bid to break the deadlocked dispute over pay, jobs and working conditions. another ambulance strike — this time, in wales — as nurses in england also stage more industrial action. and it's 4am in melbourne and andy murray i

there has been a statement issued by the priory hospital, at cheadle royal on. , in whose care beth matthewsve been speaking to a former commanding with europe. the leopard 2, just like the challenger or the american abrams, this is the top tier of tanks in the world. it would be a real capability which is of course why the ukraine is asking at least for that capability. whichever brand it is. why do they need them? what is going on in the conflict that necessitates them? it's a perfect question. they don't need them today. they need this armoured capability for the spring. i think the general staff recognises that they can pretty much stop russian offensive operations with what they have in hand and so they are thinking about what is really decisive, here? what is decisive is it crimea. i anticipate that in the springtime, the general staff is going to launch a new mobile phase of their counteroffensive aimed probably at mariupol or zaporizhzhia or elsewhere in an effort to sever the land bridge that connects it crimea to the rest of occupied territory because crimea is the part that has to

beth matthews was 26 and a well known mental health blogger with tens of thousands of followers. the private company the priory group. angus crawford has been at the first day of the hearing. she loved sailing, winning races and trophies, was described in court as bright and vivacious, but underneath, beth matthews was struggling with her mental health. the hearing was told beth tried to end her life in 2019 and went through months of physio after suffering serious injuries. and she became a mental health campaigner... obviously that day was the lowest point in my life... ..talking openly about her recovery. but beth was not coping with her injuries and was admitted to a specialist unit here in cheadle, paid for by the nhs, run by private company the priory group. then, on march the 21st last year, she took her own life. her inquest opened today in stockport — herfather chris, on the right, determined to find out what happened. the jury was told that, despite being in a locked ward under constant supervision, she had a parcel delivered containing a poisonous substance, which she

remembering beth matthews, seriously _ grin on her face.now to be around people that supported me.— life, but now to be around people that supported me. it went viral, it went absolutely _ that supported me. it went viral, it went absolutely viral _ that supported me. it went viral, it went absolutely viral on _ that supported me. it went viral, it went absolutely viral on facebook. went absolutely viral on facebook and that was the start of people contacting her, and then from then on shejust worked contacting her, and then from then on she just worked with the police and she started her twitter and her blog. people just talk to her and her story. people 'ust talk to her and her sto . ,, . . , . people 'ust talk to her and her sto .,, . ., ., people 'ust talk to her and her sto .,, . . , . , story. she had realised that she was develoin: story. she had realised that she was developing something _ story. she had realised that she was developing something and _ story. she had realised that she was developing something and she i story. she ha

my name is robert, and beth matthews saved my life. "i first discovered her blog on a particularly dark day last may, "when i'd convinced myself that after work, i was going to go to the nearby canal and take my own life. "but instead, i couldn't stop reading. "when i'd finished, i was very sad, but the suicidal moment had gone." and he'd taken the train down on his own and spent the night here to go and visit beth and thank her. the message of her being in a complete sort of devastating time in her life, but then getting through it, i'm like, "well, "if beth can get through this, then surely i can get through this." she just made it all real and all 0k in a world where everything's very not ok. the insomnia was just horrific, and i'd sit on the settee all the way through the night while my hubby and my kids were asleep and just feel like the loneliest person in the whole world and have plans to end my life and be trying not to act on those plans during the night. no matter what beth was going through, even when she was in hospital rec

should have looked after her — an inquest says neglect contributed to the death of 26—year—old beth matthews

psychiatric hospital caring for her — that was the verdict of an inquestjury following the death of beth matthewsforget that day. there's people that have said that, directly, beth saved their lives. we had plans. we had plans to meet. we were going to give each other the biggest hug you ever could. and i'm never, ever going to be able to do that now. me and beth were like two twins, we did absolutely everything together. i can still hear her little squeal of delight when she's doing something that is a little bit mischievous. even though i was the older one, she would always be supporting me. ijust i miss that so much. remember when the sealjumped into the boat with her? _ yeah, yeah. i was screaming. beth was, like, trying to stroke it and pet it. beth matthews, bright, vivacious, full of life, but struggling with her mental health. it was only really when we got a call when she was 16 that she'd taken some tablets. that was the first instant. we need to get the west bank closed as a priority. and i ran up to her expecting to see the worst. but she was lying there and she was conscious, she was

with us tonight congressman beth van duyne, darrell issa craig murphy, former acting u.s. attorney general matthewhitaker. "washington examiner" byron york, darren porcher and conservative activist cj pierson. senator rand paul trolls democrat adam schiff for violating the first amendment. schiff trying to get twitter to censor a journalist. twitter files show government censorship bigger than realized. plus the w.h.o. accusing china undercounting covid death i a made a major outbreak. china threatens retaliation against the u.s. over pretrickses on its tourists. more studies show problems with covid vaccines but a new big push by drugmakers for a three in one vaccine for rsv, covid and the flu. governor ron desantis now cracks down on far left agendas in florida's public universities. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: welcome to the show. we begin with stocks ending down. fears of more aggressive fed rate hikes after a strong adp jobs report showing 235,000 jobs added in december. that is better than expected. plus we've got blackouts in northern californ