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NHS England silent over ‘unsafe’ mental distress emergency scheme

By John Pring on 6th May 2021 Category: Activism and Campaigning

NHS England silent over ‘unsafe’ mental distress emergency scheme
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NHS England has refused to respond to calls for a halt to the use of a mental health scheme branded unethical, unlawful and unsafe by disabled activists, despite at least one NHS trust and a police force promising to review its […]

Jailed conman who targeted disabled people ‘defrauded hundreds’

By John Pring on 12th May 2016 Category: Crime

Jailed conman who targeted disabled people ‘defrauded hundreds’
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Hundreds of disabled people are believed to have fallen victim to a “manipulative” fraudster who posed as a lawyer to steal money they were owed from discrimination cases, and then launched legal actions against them if they complained. Karl Lindon was […]

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