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Phil Shepka

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  • Senior Investigative Journalist, BBC
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Judge 'horrified' by seven-year insulin case delay

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By Phil Shepka Verified
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The woman was given an 18-month jail term, suspended for two years A judge has said it was "frankly horrifying" that a case involving a mother who injected her daughter with insulin, took more than seven years to reach court. At Cambridge Crown Court on Friday, the woman from Cambridgeshire, who is in her 20s and has a history of mental health issues, admitted administering a poison or noxious substance with intent.
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The £1k school bus and the decade-long fight

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By Phil Shepka Verified
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For more than a decade, there has been a debate over how children from one rural primary school travel to the high school most go on to attend. It has left some parents paying more than £1,000 per year for a private bus. But with the local council now reviewing its policy, could this change? Barnabas Oley Primary School, known locally as BOPS, serves the Cambridgeshire villages of Great and Little Grandsen, Abbotsley and Waresley.
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Council considers more loo fees following £1 charge

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By Phil Shepka Verified
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A council that introduced a £1 fee for new city centre public loos is considering charging for other toilets. In the summer, Cambridge City Council defended charging for the facilities on Silver Street bridge, which replaced the old conveniences at a cost of nearly £1m. The authority is now looking into contactless payments as part of the reopening of Quayside toilets off Bridge Street, near Jesus Green.
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