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The Local Government and Social Care Ombudsman has reinforced that local authorities remain accountable for safeguarding oversight, even when care is commissioned.
The BMA has published new guidance on caring for patients who voluntarily stop eating and drinking to hasten death (VSED), addressing key legal and ethical considerations.
Ofsted has secured its first successful prosecution of an unregistered children's home provider. We examine the case, Ofsted's new enforcement powers, and what the changes mean for providers and local authorities.
What does the first reported post-AGNI case involving a child tell us about deprivation of liberty? We examine the key lessons from Re Mustafa.
How can mental health services ensure that a patient’s physical health does not become secondary to their psychiatric care? That question sits at the heart of the HSSIB latest report.
The Supreme Court’s ruling in AGNI marks a significant change in the legal framework for deprivation of liberty, replacing the previous test with a new multifactorial assessment and adopting a new approach to valid consent under Article 5.
In its recent update, the Care Quality Commission confirms that local government reorganisation will not lead to a pause in regulatory oversight.
At the end of July, Oxfordshire County Council v P became the first reported case to consider the decision now widely known as AGNI.
A recent Administrative Court decision is an important reminder of the use of Coroners Act 1988 (section 13).
This is the third blog in the Green Templeton lecture series, Innovation and the Future of Health: Find, Fail, Fly.
A recent Administrative Court decision is a useful reminder that judicial review remains a remedy of last resort.
In a recent turn of events, the Supreme Court has granted permission to Epsom and St Helier University Hospitals NHS Trust to appeal against the Court of Appeal’s decision in the Townsend case, handed down in March 2026.