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cawston park has now closed. its owners say they're "deeply sorry". police have now named a man wanted in connection with the continuing investigations. this report from our social affairs correspondent alison holt contains some distressing details. set in large grounds in the norfolk countryside, cawston park was meant to be offering short—stay assessment and treatment to its patients. but today's report found failings at every level at this private hospital. ben, who had learning disabilities, spent 17 months here. inactivity meant his wait ballooned. and injuly last year, he died after a breathing disorder connected to obesity was incorrectly diagnosed. shortly before his death, in the top corner of these cctv pictures, a staff member is seen roughly dragging and pushing him. today, norfolk police have said they want to speak to this man as part of an investigation into ill—treatment. this is precious family video ofjoanna bailey as a child. she had learning disabilities, autism and later developed epilepsy. in her 30s, she struggled to cope. her f

in 2018, joanna was found unresponsive at cawston park hospital.an. there was also no attempt to resuscitate her. it makes me feel very angry. i feel if they had done what they should have done, if they had cared forjoanna as they should have done, she might have been alive today. the norfolk safeguarding adults review found there were significant failures at the hospital in the care ofjoanna and two other patients who also died. the report highlighted concerns over unsafe grouping of patients and excessive use of restraint and seclusion by unqualified staff. we need more than the dismay and distress of politicians and investments and promises. we have to see a transformation that is felt by people's families, felt by families that are struggling today to manage the behaviours of their relatives, young relatives with learning disabilities. another patient at the hospital, ben king, who had down syndrome and learning difficulties died last year. his mother saw him the day before. she said he was gasping and couldn't talk. his hands and lips were blu

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staff at the now—closed cawston park hospital, in norfolk, used excessive restraint and patients weree first part of the uk to introduce covid vaccination passports. proof of a double jab will be required to get into nightclubs and big events. the scottish parliament will vote on the measures this afternoon. the first minister nicola sturgeon says it will help reduce a recent surge in coronavirus cases but concerns have been raised about how it will work. our scotland correspondent, lorna gordon, reports. this was a big game for scotland for what it meant for the national side and what it meant for football fans, with more than 40,000 attending. are next time scotland play at though, they may need a covid passport. we will they may need a covid passport. - will get them. they may need a covid passport. we will get them. white _ they may need a covid passport. we will get them. white of _ they may need a covid passport. we will get them. white of the - they may need a covid passport. we will get them. white of the need - they may need a covid passport. we j will get them. white of the

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