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A nurse who failed to raise the alarm when he found a patient cold and unresponsive made “bad decisions” and “panicked”, an inquest has heard.Mohammed Jaafri, of Dyserth near Rhyl, died at Glan Clwyd hospital in April last year.Ruthin coroner’s court heard Joseph Kamangire found Jaafri cold and unresponsive and decided he had died.But he did not follow resuscitation guidelines and issue a “cardiac arrest” call to doctors. Agency nurse Kamangire said: “I was panicked and, in the panic, I made some bad decisions I was sorry for.”Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board accepted resuscitation should have been attempted, and opportunities…

Having won four titles in a row from 2020-21 to 23-24, City have fallen just short in the past two seasons, and Hart believes Arsenal’s players are about to find out how difficult it is to stay at the top like Guardiola’s teams did earlier in the decade.Recalling his two titles with City in 11-12 and 13-14, neither of which were defended successfully, Hart said: “I was walking on water at that time. I actually thought I was ‘that guy’.”And football finds a way, really quickly, of showing you that you’re not. And when things started to unravel, which they…

Nigel Farage would defeat a Conservative candidate even if Labour stands aside in a second Clacton by-election, polling analysis exclusively shared with GB News has suggested. The Reform UK leader, who retained his seaside seat with a 12,784 vote majority last week, could be forced to go to the polls again later this year amid an investigation into a £5million gift from the Thai-based billionaire Christopher Harborne. Tory insiders have been plotting how to take on Mr Farage in the once-safe Conservative constituency, with Kemi Badenoch searching for a candidate to rival the Reform UK leader.Sources have also opened the…

Scotland’s state-owned shipyard is preparing to cut nearly a quarter of its workforce as it faces a gap in orders and waits for promised new work from ministers.Ferguson Marine has launched a voluntary redundancy process that is expected to remove 70 roles from its 283-strong workforce at Port Glasgow.Its 34 apprentices will not be affected in the short term, while another 10 trainees are preparing to begin college.The cuts come as work draws to a close on MV Glen Rosa, the second of two heavily delayed CalMac ferries. The vessel is due to be handed over by the end of…

Former Manchester United footballer Paul Scholes has been handed a six-month road ban after he racked up two driving convictions in the space of two days.The 51-year-old was caught speeding in a Range Rover on the evening of 3 March while on a late-night drive through Cleckheaton in West Yorkshire.In the second case, Scholes’s Mercedes broke the speed limit on Mossley Road near Ashton-under-Lyne, Greater Manchester, on the morning of 14 November last year.On 12 August at Bradford Magistrates’ Court, he was handed a six-month driving ban for the first offence, along with fines. The next day at Manchester Magistrates’…

Phyllida Law has died at the age of 94, her personal manager Jacky Leggo has confirme.Ms Leggo stated that the veteran performer “died supremely peacefully at home, surrounded by all of her family”.Ms Law was the mother of Oscar-winning actress Emma Thompson and fellow performer Sophie Thompson, with whom she frequently shared the screen throughout her distinguished career.Born in 1932, she became one of Britain’s most versatile and enduring character actresses, equally at home in comedy, musicals and drama.Phyllida Law has died | GETTYHer extensive body of work encompassed landmark theatre productions, beloved television series and acclaimed feature films, earning…

Labour has launched a new consultation that could see new vehicles adopt certain regulations from the European Union.The Department for Transport has unveiled a fresh consultation for England, Scotland and Wales on whether to update the GB type approval scheme.It questions whether certain European Union and international vehicle regulations should be incorporated into the GB type approval scheme.Type approval is the process by which manufacturers are required to test a new model against safety and environmental standards, and obtain Government approval to sell the vehicle.The consultation considers a number of developments in the vehicle regulations within the EU and internationally.If…

A former world snooker champion has gone on trial at the High Court in Glasgow over child sex abuse charges.Graeme Dott, 49, is accused of lewd and libidinous behaviour towards two youngsters, a girl and a boy, between 1993 and 2010.The alleged incidents are said to have occurred on “various occasions” and involved addresses in Glasgow’s east end and South Lanarkshire as well as in a car.Dott, who won the world title in 2006, has denied the charges against him.The allegation involving a girl includes claims he inappropriately touched her, instructed her to remove her clothes and exposed himself.In the…