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Princess Royal Hospital pays up for death
Former soldier Mr Williamson, who lived in Hollinswood, Telford, was admitted to the town's Princess Royal Hospital in December 2007 for abdominal surgery but died 11 days later. An inquest in 2008 ruled out any neglect by the hospital but Mr
Updated: 09/03/2011 06:38A
Guilty but mentally ill verdict handed down in armed robbery
“She suffered from a mental disease,” Hofmann said. “Jeremy suffered from the same mental disease.” That mental disease further progressed after Ritzert had a brief stint in the Army and saw a fellow recruit kill himself, Hofmann said.
Updated: 09/03/2011 06:32A
Review: PJ Harvey, Main Stage
Luckily, the music was up to scratch, too. Opening with a sucker punch of 'Let England Shake' and 'Words That Maketh Murder', Harvey's set got progressively louder, fiercer and more intense as it progressed, her eerie quiver sending shockwaves of sound
Updated: 09/03/2011 06:32A
Blades in limbo as transfer verdict delayed
SHEFFIELD United were last night still awaiting confirmation whether Glasgow Rangers duo John Fleck and Kyle Hutton will be allowed to join them on loan. Both officials at Bramall Lane and their counterparts north of the border had expected to discover
Updated: 09/03/2011 06:29A
Ex TV inspector jailed for raping pregnant mum
He put his head in his hands crying, whimpering and moaning following the jurors' unanimous verdict, then shouted: “I didn't do it.” A jury of eight women and four men took one hour and 40 minutes to find him guilty of rape at Teesside Crown Court
Updated: 09/03/2011 06:14A
Mullaperiyar issue: State urged to exercise caution
The State government should be careful in handling the Mullaperiyar case as the findings of the High-Power Committee would have a bearing on the verdict, former Minister for Water Resources NK Premachandran has said. In a statement issued here on
Updated: 09/03/2011 05:45A
Chromium Leak has Negligible Risk
Residents have asked the government to do a full research on this matter and only then they would believe the verdict of health authorities. Health authorities said they have already conducted a final risk assessment test on August 8 and found nothing
Updated: 09/03/2011 05:07A
England changes pay dividends as Capello leads new generation
While the verdict was generally one of improvement from Fabio Capello's side, a major factor in his team's performance was another transitional selection from the England Head Coach. On this occasion, the high-profile omission for the latest instalment
Updated: 09/03/2011 05:05A
Nigeria: Jonathan's 100 Days in Office - Insecurity Level Is Unacceptable
As President Goodluck Jonathan prepares to mark his first 100 days in office, prominent Nigerians from different backgrounds and sections of the country have delivered a strong verdict on his administration; the level of insecurity in the country is
Updated: 09/03/2011 05:02A
The English Defence League and the right to protest: your verdict
Two writers had different takes on the EDL's right to march in London this month. Here's an edited selection of your comments The English Defence League's planned march in Tower Hamlets, London, was widely debated this week. Photograph: Mike Kemp/ Mike
Updated: 09/03/2011 05:00A
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