probably through the lifetime of liverpool community health, to the recording of clinical incidents, sure that they were closing down the risk of reccurrence of incidents. while liverpool community health was in charge, the bbc understands that at least 150 deaths were not properly investigated. 43,000 incidents were not properly reported, of which 17,000 were related to patient safety. care at liverpool prison was previously singled out as suffering the biggest clinical failures, with unsafe practices becoming the norm. 20 deaths here were never properly reported. local mp rosie cooper says she saw how first—hand patients were being let down because her father was one of them. staff were trying to do their best whilst feeling very bullied. if anything went wrong, they were disciplined, given letters of concern, so it was very oppressive. it's a very frightening place for people to work. and i still talk to people today who show the scars of that regime of terror. in a statement, health minister stephen hammond said, "we owe it to the patients and families affected by substandard care

last year former staff at liverpool community health told me what it was like to work there.d what some of the consequences of that culture were. 150 deaths were not properly investigated, 43,000 further incidents were not accurately recorded including 17,000 which involved patients. they will have to give evidence... labour mp rosie cooper, whose own father was badly cared for by the trust, has campaigned for six years to uncover the scale of the failings. this time the scale of the failings. this time the people of liverpool will actually understand what was done to them in their name by a group of renegade nhs directors and managers. this board was dysfunctional from the start, and all the regulators, not one regulator spotted it and held them to account. it has been a disgrace. more than 20 of the deaths being investigated occurred at liverpool prison. some of the records were found in a cabinet in the health care unit but there is little evidence they have ever been entered into a computer system, even less so than any of the information they contain had been acted upon.

last year, former staff at liverpool community health told me what it was like to work there.. 150 deaths were not properly investigated, 43,000 further incidents were not accurately recorded, including 17,000 that involved patients. they will have to give evidence... labour mp rosie cooper, whose own father was badly cared for by the trust, has campaigned for six years to uncover the scale of the failings. this time, the people of liverpool will actually understand what was done to them in their name by a group of renegade nhs directors and managers. this board was dysfunctional from the start, and all the regulators, not one regulator spotted it and held them to account. it has been a disgrace. more than 20 of the deaths being investigated occurred at liverpool prison, where lch ran health care services for four years. some of the records were found in a cabinet in the health care unit. there is little evidence they had ever been entered into any computer system, even less so that any of the information they contained had actually been acted upon. in fact, it took investigat

discovered in that year is there was not at all rigorous approach, probably through the life of liverpool community healthigations, to make sure that they were closing down the risk of re—occurrence of incidents. while liverpool community health was in charge, the bbc understands that at least 150 deaths were not properly investigated. 43,000 incidents were not properly reported, of which 17,000 were related to patient safety. ca re related to patient safety. care at liverpool prison was previously singled out as suffering the biggest clinical failures, previously singled out as suffering the biggest clinicalfailures, with u nsafe the biggest clinicalfailures, with unsafe practices becoming the norm. 20 deaths here were never properly reported. local mp rosie cooper says she saw first—hand how patients were being let down because her father was one of them. staff were trying to do their best whilst feeling very bullied. if anything went wrong, they were disciplined, given letters of concern, so it's very oppressive, a very frightening place for people to work and i still talk to people today who showed th

last year, former staff at liverpool community health told me what it was like to work there.estigated, 43,000 further incidents were not accurately recorded, including 17,000 that involved patients. they will have to give evidence... labour mp rosie cooper, whose own father was badly cared for by the trust, has campaigned for six years to uncover the scale of the failings. this time the people of liverpool will actually understand what was done to them in their name by a group of renegade nhs directors and managers. this board was dysfunctional from the start, and all the regulators, not one regulator spotted it and held them to account. it has been a disgrace. more than 20 of the deaths being investigated occurred at liverpool prison where lch ran health care services for four years. some of the records were found in a cabinet in the health care unit but there is little evidence they had ever been entered into any computer system, even less so that any of the information they contained had been acted upon. in fact, it took investigators a while to get access to the records.

probably through the lifetime of liverpool community health, to the recording of clinical incidents, the risk of reccurrence of incidents. while liverpool community health was in charge, the bbc understands that at least 150 deaths were not properly investigated. 43,000 incidents were not properly reported, of which 17,000 were related to patient safety. care at liverpool prison was previously singled out as suffering the biggest clinical failures, with unsafe practices becoming the norm. 20 deaths here were never properly reported. local mp rosie cooper says she saw how first—hand patients were being let down because her father was one of them. staff were trying to do their best whilst feeling very bullied. if anything went wrong, they were disciplined, given letters of concern, so it was very oppressive. it's a very frightening place for people to work. and i still talk to people today who show the scars of that regime of terror. in a statement, health minister stephen hammond said: the actions of the leadership team and where they may have contributed to the delivery of unsafe pati

an inquiry into the liverpool community health nhs is launched, following concerns 150 deaths weren'tperly investigated. good morning and welcome to normandy. it's thursday the 6th ofjune, d—day. hundreds of veterans are being joined in northern france by theresa may, donald trump and president macron this morning, to commemorate the start of the normandy landings 75 years ago. by the end of d—day, almost four and a half thousand allied troops had been killed and thousands more had been wounded or were missing. d—day marked the start of the liberation of nazi—occupied western europe. a series of events are being held over the course of today to honour those who took part. commemorations began with the sound of bagpipes marked the exact moment allied troops landed on gold beach 75 years ago. theresa may and president macron of france a lone piper standing on a piece of mulberry harbour, hundreds of people turned out to listen to that moment and take photos. theresa may and president macron of france were at a ceremony to unveil a new memorial to the thousands of soldiers who died this

a review into liverpool community health last year found that it was dysfunctional from the outset, ando longer exists, and most of its services are now run by nhs merseycare. companies should encourage their employees to take up lunch—time classes such as spinning or yoga to beat obesity. the national institute for health and care excellence says workplaces could highlight local gym classes in an effort to encourage healthier lifestyles. other measures include holding meetings standing up it's a win for employees, because they'll get more exercise, they'll lose weight, they'll be fitter. it's also a benefit to employers, because staff are more engaged, they are healthier, they'll take less time off work, and they will be more productive when they have spent a bit of time over lunch doing some exercise. two of donald trump's sons enjoyed a pub crawl in the west of ireland last night after the us president and his entourage arrived for a two—day visit. eric and donald junior were given a warm welcome in doonbeg, where their father has a golf resort. 0ur ireland correspondent chris page w

liverpool street cleaner tommy mcardle receives a british empire medal for services to the community. he is just one of hundreds being recognised for the work that they do that benefits so many others. health investigating the deaths of three hospital patients in manchester and liverpool, following an outbreak of listeria, which has been linked to pre—packed sandwiches. three other people are seriously ill. production at the factory where the sandwiches are made has been stopped. public health england says the risk to the public is low. four teenage boys, aged between 15 and 18, have been arrested on suspicion of robbery and aggravated grevious bodily harm, following an attack on two women, on a london night bus. the assault on melania geymonat and her girlfriend chris, took place as they were travelling to north london. the attackers asked the couple to kiss, while making sexual gestures. after three days of intense negotiations, donald trump says the us and mexico have reached a deal on illegal migration. the american president had threatened to impose tariffs on all mexican imports, unless action was taken to stem the flow of illegal immigrants crossing into the united states. a joint d