The Ockenden review in 20225 noted that cerebral palsy and brain damage from hypoxic ischaemic encephalopathy can result from substandard maternity care and that it may take “some years” before a diagnosis is made. Investing to expand I often write about cheap fixes for healthcare, but fixing maternity care will cost money. Expanding recruitment to senior healthcare support worker apprenticeships in maternity care19 would increase support staff and allow midwives to focus on delivering care. Let’s invest in the future of maternity care: its workforce, teamwork, support for women, and NHS estates. Footnotes Scarlett McNally is a consultant orthopaedic surgeon, president of the Medical Women’s Federation, and deputy director of the Centre for Perioperative Care.

City, on the other hand, are fighting for a fourth consecutive league title which, if they win all their remaining games, will be theirs. Fans are therefore willing Fulham to leave blood, sweat and tears on the training pitch this week as they prepare for Saturday's match. Fulham fans responding to the video seemingly hold out little hope of doing Arsenal a favour this weekend, as @sryan__98 wrote on X: "Gotta feel sorry for Arsenal. Not only [are] City gonna win, but goal difference will be clawed back." Arsenal fans it's so over for you."

It should be noted that Rihanna planned to attend this year’s Met Gala, but towards the end of the red carpet, People Magazine confirmed that Rihanna canceled her appearance at the last minute because she has the flu. Zendaya was also one of the Met Gala co-chairs this year, and her stylist Law Roach decided that Zendaya needed two looks for the carpet, and that she needed to truly walk the carpet twice. This was John Galliano pulling from his own archives and creating a new piece based off of a 1999 look he did for Dior. Zendaya’s second look – the all-black gown – was a vintage Givenchy, and another look from Galliano’s archives. It’s sort of cool that several women marched straight to John Galliano, btw.

A South Lopham road is set to be closed for a number of dates as a £80,000 resurfacing projects takes place. The B1113 Redgrave Road will initially be closed on May 17 to surface dress the road. Picture: James MackenzieThe work, which is weather dependant, will be carried out in phases with any road closures only in place for a number of hours on the following dates:► May 17: Road stud removal – evening / overnight works – starting at 7pm. ► June 14: Surface dressing – evening / overnight works – starting at 7pm. ► June 24: Road marking and road stud replacement - evening / overnight works – starting at 7pm.

Torrential rainstorms have struck Brazil’s Rio Grande do Sul, leading to catastrophic flooding, dozens of deaths, and massive displacement. In short:Rio Grande do Sul experienced its worst flooding in 80 years, with rainfalls between 20-40 inches. The storms caused a small hydroelectric dam to partially collapse, sending a large wave through the surrounding areas. Climate experts link the devastation to global heating and the El Niño weather pattern. Read more: Nowhere to go in New Bern: Climate catastrophe spurs migrants in US South.

Jessica Higgs, 20, pleaded guilty to two charges of causing death by careless driving while under the influence of drugs. Taunton Crown Court heard that driver Tony Mist and passenger Thelma Huse, both 69, died in a collision on the A303 in West Camel in May last year. Higgs, from Warminster, Wiltshire, was driving a Mercedes van when it collided with Mr Mist’s car. Judge Richard Shepherd adjourned the hearing until August 2 for sentencing and ordered reports to be prepared. “You have pleaded guilty to very serious offences and the court is only able to deal with your case in one way and that’s prison,” he said.

Dashcam footage captured the moment a tornado tore through a building in Lincoln, Nebraska, in late April. The state was hit by more than a dozen tornadoes that destroyed hundreds of homes and businesses, according to the National Weather Service. The building in the video, which belonged to Garner Industries, was bit by a tornado with wind speeds of 158mph

Open for breakfast lunch and dinner, the menu is "tightly focused", said The Good Food Guide, with "an insistence on what is fresh, flavoursome and fun". From our morning news briefing to a weekly Good News Newsletter, get the best of The Week delivered directly to your inbox. "Seasonal seafood is the deal," said The Good Food Guide, and the menu and service times "often depend on the catch". There are tables on the beach for fine weather, or you can shelter in the cafe's "brilliantly colourful heated beach huts". And in summer, they hold "immense" feast nights when dinner is served at "one table running right along the beach".

Some personal information in a payroll system used by Britain's defence department has been accessed in a data breach , the BBC reported on Monday.The system was managed by an external contractor and no operational ministry of defence data was obtained, the broadcaster said, adding that the department took the system off-line immediately.Information like names and bank details of current and some former members of the Royal Navy, Army and Air Force was compromised, according to the report.The Ministry of Defence did not immediately respond to a Reuters' request for comment outside working hours.MPs could be informed about the development in the Commons on Tuesday, the report added.

LONDON: The UK Parliament is expected to be briefed by the defence minister later on Tuesday after reports of a massive data breach involving the Ministry of Defence (MoD) targeting service personnel from the Royal Navy, Army and Royal Air Force. "The UK will not tolerate malicious cyber activity targeting our democratic institutions. It is an absolute priority for the UK government to protect our democratic system and values," UK Deputy Prime Minister Oliver Dowden told Parliament at the time. "I hope this statement helps to build wider awareness of how politicians and those involved in our democratic processes around the world are being targeted by state-sponsored cyber operations. We will continue to call out this activity, holding the Chinese government accountable for its actions," he said.

(You can now subscribe to our(You can now subscribe to our Economic Times WhatsApp channelBritain's defence ministry has been the target of a large-scale cyberattack , a government minister confirmed on Monday.Work and Pensions minister Mel Stride said the attack was on a system run by an outside firm but was still a "very significant matter". Tobias Ellwood , a former minister in the Conservative government , said the attack had targeted a third party payroll system used by the Ministry of Defence and had all the hallmarks of a Chinese cyber attack. "Targeting the names of the payroll system and service personnel's bank details, this does point to China because it can be as part of a plan, a strategy to see who might be coerced,", the ex-soldier and former chairman of a parliamentary defence committee, told BBC Radio The data breach is believed to have included the names, bank details and in some cases personal addresses of serving and former armed forces members.Stride told Sky News the Ministry of Defence acted "very swiftly" to take the database off line.But, he said, the government was not currently pointing the finger at Beijing. "That is an assumption.... we are not saying that at this precise moment," he added.Defence Secretary Grant Shapps will give further details to the parliament later in the day.

Picture: Artur Widak/Anadolu Agency via Getty ImagesGoogle’s latest core algorithm update has dealt yet another blow to publishers striving to improve their search visibility. Sistrix’s Visibility Index measures how successful a website is in Google search results, assigning higher scores to sites that rank better in search results. While Google core updates are nothing new and happen at least once a year, the update launched on 6 March 2024 was, according to SEO experts at Yoast, one of Google's biggest core algorithm updates yet. CloseUnlike the previous core update of late 2023, which particularly hit publishers with a traditional focus on scale often built with the aid of SEO-explainer-style articles, this update has negatively impacted both newer and more traditional news names. In contrast to the last core update, some of the UK’s largest newsbrands by audience size and visibility saw significant percentage shifts in visibility level as a result of this update.

Police officers arrested multiple pro-Palestinian demonstrators who were attempting to disrupt the Met Gala in New York City. Law enforcement clashed with protesters who came within a block of disrupting the event, which is held at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Celebrities often wear extravagant outfits to the invitation-only gala.

May 07, 2024 15:00:00Ukraine announces AI-generated Foreign Ministry spokesperson 'Victoria See' and releases introductory video that speaks like a real personOn May 1, 2024 local time,the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine announced an AI spokesperson, 'Victoria Sy,' who will issue official statements to the media on behalf of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The way he speaks is quite natural, and many people would not feel strange if they had not been informed in advance that it was an AI-generated digital person. The AI spokesperson's appearance was based onRosalie Nombre , a real Ukrainian singer and popular romantic reality TV personality. Nombre agreed to participate in the Ukrainian Ministry of Foreign Affairs project free of charge and to use herself as a prototype to create the AI spokesperson. To prevent fakes, all videos featuring the AI spokesperson will be accompanied by a QR code linking to the official statement page of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine.

In the early 20th century, Barrow became even more important for building of vessels during World War l and in World War II was a target for the German air force looking to disable the town's shipbuilding capabilities. A second man behind follows closely behind with two ladies can be seen still on board in the background. He is then pictured inspecting the shipyard walking along Bridge Road with a group of officials on the same day. After his death in 1965, his daughter, Mary Soames, visited the town to launch a nuclear-powered submarine in his honour. HMS Churchill entered Barrow Docks December 20 in 1968 with one of its key roles being anti-submarine warfare.