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Katherine Rushton
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Deputy Investigations Editor, The Telegraph
London
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By Sophie Barnes Verified, Claire Newell Verified, Katherine Rushton Verified, Janet Eastham Verified| The Telegraph Verified Every funeral home in the country faces a spot check amid concern over widespread mistreatment of the dead. The Government has ordered councils to carry out a check of every funeral home in an attempt to reassure the public. Last week The Telegraph revealed six police investigations are underway into allegations of funeral directors that have left bodies to decompose, kept the deceased in a self-storage unit or have had ashes gone missing.
By Claire Newell Verified, Katherine Rushton Verified, Sophie Barnes Verified, Janet Eastham Verified, Luca Rufo| The Telegraph Verified Physician associates have attempted to illegally prescribe drugs at dozens of NHS trusts and missed life-threatening diagnoses, a dossier claims. Doctors working across the country claim patients’ lives have been put at risk by physician associates (PAs) who they say have failed to respond appropriately to medical emergencies – alleging more than 70 instances of patient harm and “near misses”.
By Sophie Barnes Verified, Claire Newell Verified, Katherine Rushton Verified, Janet Eastham Verified| The Telegraph Verified Every funeral home in the country faces a spot check amid concern over widespread mistreatment of the dead. The Government has ordered councils to carry out a check of every funeral home in an attempt to reassure the public. Last week The Telegraph revealed six police investigations are underway into allegations of funeral directors that have left bodies to decompose, kept the deceased in a self-storage unit or have had ashes gone missing.
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The Telegraph
The Telegraph, officially known as The Daily Telegraph, is a prominent British broadsheet newspaper established in 1855. It was founded by Colonel Arthur B. Sleigh and later transformed by Joseph Moses Levy, who made it one of the most affordable newspapers of its time. The Telegraph quickly gained popularity, outselling *The Times* within a year of its price reduction to a penny. The newspaper publishes from Monday to Saturday in broadsheet format, with *The Sunday Telegraph* available on Sundays. It provides extensive online content, including news articles, opinion pieces, and multimedia features. The Telegraph also includes special supplements that cover various topics such as business, lifestyle, and sports. Known for its investigative journalism, The Telegraph is one of Britain's leading quality newspapers, appealing to a diverse readership interested in news, politics, business, and culture.
London, England, United Kingdom
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Founded: 1855