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A former UK Special Forces commander admitted under oath that war crime allegations against elite SAS troops were never sent to military police, citing fears it would harm morale and operational readiness. The revelation emerged during a public inquiry examining accountability in elite military units.
Three teenage girls died by suicide within eight months at a North East NHS mental health unit. Families allege systemic neglect, restraint used as punishment, and staff instructed to ignore self-harm. A delayed public inquiry now faces fresh scrutiny as survivors warn the trust’s culture remains unchanged.
Nottingham killer’s mother testifies that mental health and probation services failed her son repeatedly. Inquiry reveals systemic gaps, missed chances to intervene before fatal stabbings.
Valdo Calocane’s brother testified at a public inquiry that he believed the gunman was suicidal just days before the Nottingham attacks. The revelation adds a chilling new dimension to the pre-assault behavior of Britain’s worst mass shooting in a decade.
The brother of Valdo Calocane testified that he believed the triple killer was planning to take his own life in the hours after the Nottingham rampage. A public inquiry has revealed new details about Calocane’s mindset leading up to and following the June 2023 stabbings that left three dead and three injured.