Nicola Dowling

Beth Wright says she was profoundly affected by being the victim of sexual harassment on a train [BBC] Sex offenders on trains are escaping justice because of serious issues with CCTV on the rail network, a BBC investigation has revealed. One woman who was sexually assaulted on a train told us she was "devastated" to be told that police could not trace her attacker because the incident was not captured on camera.

A grieving woman who nursed her terminally ill mum says she was denied the chance to say goodbye because the funeral home said the body had started to decompose. She's one of a number of relatives who have spoken to BBC Radio 4 documentary series, File on 4, about their experience with Legacy Independent Funeral Directors, which is currently under investigation by the police.

By Nicola Dowling File on 4 Image source, Family photo Image caption, Jeremy with his daughter Bethany The father of an autistic girl locked in a hospital "cell" for three years says he is devastated more has not been done to prevent it happening to others. It comes after a damning report revealed none of the recommendations made by the health regulator in 2020 to improve care had been fully achieved. Charity Mencap said the lack of "meaningful progress" was "shocking".