just a few hours after these photos were taken in april 2016, pippa griffiths became seriously ill andd staff from the shrewsbury and telford hospital trust acted faster. the culture, the cover—ups, the lies... and that's what ultimately caused our daughter's death. for pippa's parents, a leaked report into failings at the trust has been another reminder of the terrible events around their daughter's death. we've got to relive it over and over again. i mean, three and a half years now, and it's... it's still... we're still in that place. we're just one case, as well. yeah. many more. and more parents arejoining kayleigh and colin griffiths. i've been told that in the last week, at least 200 new families have come forward. that's in addition to more than 600 cases dating back a0 years the inquiry team are already looking at. it worries me that lessons haven't been learnt, and despite the fact so many of our clients have been told that lessons will be learned, policies will be put into place, it's written in their investigation reports, and yet the same mistakes keep happening again and

just a few hours after these photos were taken in april 2016, pippa griffiths became seriously illandved had staff from the shrewsbury and telford hospital trust acted faster. the culture, the cover—ups, the lies... and that's what ultimately caused our daughter's death. for pippa's parents, a leaked report into failings at the trust has been another reminder of the terrible events around their daughter's death. we've got to relive it over and over again. i mean, three and a half years now, and it's... it's still... we're still in that place. we're just one case, as well. yeah. many more. and more parents arejoining kayleigh and colin griffiths. i've been told that in the last week, at least 200 new families have come forward. that's in addition to more than 600 cases dating back a0 years the inquiry team are already looking at. it worries me that lessons haven't been learnt, and despite the fact so many of our clients have been told that lessons will be learned, policies will be put into place, it's written in their investigation reports, and yet the same mistakes keep happening agai

pippa's son, henry, took his own life in 2016. he wasjust 21. a series of failings in his care. henry died just days after being incorrectly discharged from a mental health unit. he had everything ahead of him, a whole future to look forward to and because of the wrong decisions the mental health service made, his death could have been prevented. norfolk and suffolk nhs foundation trust has apologised to henry's family and admitted their care was below standard. mental health services here have been officially rated inadequate. the trust is currently on special measures. in special measures. talking and listening, which is so important to all of this... at this barber's in norfolk, hairdressers like jason have been given training to help men talk about their problems. theyjust want a little bit of help in a difficult period and you can put them onto the 12th man website, push them in the right direction, if anything else. this project is run by the charity the 12th man. they are working in hairdressers, tattoo parlours, pubs, it's part of a grow

just a few hours after these photos were taken in april 2016, pippa griffiths became seriously ill and staff from the shrewsbury and telford hospital trust acted faster. the culture, the cover—ups, the lies... and that's what ultimately coast our daughter's death. for pippa's parents, a leaked report into failings at the trust has been another reminder of the terrible events around their daughter's death. we've got to relive it over and over again. i mean, three and a half years now, and it's... it's still... we are still in that place. we are just one case as well. yeah. many more. and more parents are joining caley and colin griffiths. i've been told that in the last week, at least 200 new families have come forward. that's in addition to more than 600 cases dating back a0 years that the enquiry team are already looking at. it worries me that lessons haven't been learnt, and despite the fact so many of our clients have been told that lessons will be learned, policies will be put into place, it's written in their investigation reports, and yet the same mistakes keep happening again an

pippa's son, henry, took his own life in 2016. he wasjust 21.days after being incorrectly discharged from a mental health unit. he had everything ahead of him, a whole feature to look forward to, and because of the wrong decisions the mental health service made, his death could have been prevented. norfolk and suffolk nhs foundation trust has apologised to henry's family and admitted their care was below standard. mental health services here have been officially rated inadequate. the trust is currently on special measures. talking and listening, which is so important to all of this... at this barber's in norfolk, hairdressers like jason have been given training to help men talk about their problems. theyjust want a little bit of help in a difficult period, and you can put them onto the 12th man website, push them in the right direction, if anything else. this project is run by the charity the 12th man. they are working in hairdressers, tattoo parlours, and it is part of a growing effort to normalise mental illness, to remove the stigma. all men

—— pippa? negotiate a trade talk. and pepper? -- pippa?ress decided in 2015 that they would be no mention of greenhouse gas emissions reductions in trade agreements and the trade mystery said the ban won't be lifted any time soon. how does labour, given its us legal issue, how would labour get round that and make sure that climate change and greenhouse emissions were on the table? specifically, mr corbyn, was yesterday the worst day of your campaign so far? i love every day campaigning and yesterday was another day that i loved, because i go out all the time meeting people, listening to people, understanding what people's fears and concerns are and i'm horrified at the levels of inequality, poverty and injustice that have come in britain since austerity came in in 2010. i am determined to win this election, to end austerity, provide homes for the homeless, and end the disgraceful levels of child poverty in this country. that is the message i carry out across the country and i will be doing that today and everyday until december the 12th. 0

this is one fan — pippa monique. he's had enough chances to imprint something on this club on this team. he has not imprinted anything. i don't know his philosophy, his tactics, i don't know anything. i don't even think the players know what they're supposed to do. i don't think the owner is ever going to give up this clu b owner is ever going to give up this club because he has heard the fans voice over the last few years saying they're voice over the last few years saying they‘ re unhappy voice over the last few years saying they're unhappy and they want him out. he never comes to games anyway. i don't think he is selling this business anytime soon. it is busily working for him, it is just not working for him, it is just not working for him, it is just not working for the fans. —— it is obviously working for him. well what about marco silva's future at everton? things went from bad to worse when they lost 2—0 at home to struggling norwich on saturday — a seventh defeat of the season. silva admitting afterwards his