Organisation: Shipman Inquiry

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Savile probe now a criminal inquiry

The inquiry into alleged child abuse by Jimmy Savile is now a formal criminal investigation involving other living people, Scotland Yard said today.

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Pharmacies at risk of another Dr Shipman, warns expert

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Shipman 'killed up to 15 patients 30 years ago' - report

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Doctors' watchdog damned by Shipman inquiry

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Doctors' watchdog under fire over Shipman

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Shipman detective suspended

Death of victim a ‘missed opportunity’ to uncover doctor’s crimes

THE death of one of Harold Shipman’s victims in 1995 was a “missed opportunity” to uncover the serial killer’s crimes, a report revealed yesterday.

Tue, 15 Jul, 2003

Family slates police over bungled probe into ‘Dr Death’

THE family of one of three women whose lives could have been saved if police had investigated serial killer Harold Shipman properly yesterday labelled the force as “appallingly incompetent.”

Tue, 15 Jul, 2003

Coroners’ court reform urged

THE present system of coroners in England and Wales needs to be radically reformed, the Shipman Inquiry said yesterday.

Tue, 15 Jul, 2003

Shipman inquiry urges British coroner system reform

The present system of coroners in England and Wales needs to be radically reformed, the Shipman Inquiry said today.

Mon, 14 Jul, 2003

Shipman inquiry publishes probe findings

A report into the police investigation which failed to spot serial killer Harold Shipman’s murderous ways was due to be published today.

Mon, 14 Jul, 2003

Nurse failed to report Shipman stealing

A NURSE who worked alongside serial killer Harold Shipman for three years broke down in tears yesterday as she explained why she had not reported the former GP for stealing controlled drugs.

Fri, 23 May, 2003

Shipman surgery to quit

The surgery where serial killer Harold Shipman killed at least six of his patients and plotted the deaths of many more is to close, it emerged today.

Thu, 29 Aug, 2002

Shipman inquiry ad seeks ‘concerned’ families

A bid to trace relatives of more than 80 former patients of serial killer Harold Shipman began today with an ‘‘unusual’’ newspaper advertising campaign.

Thu, 06 Sep, 2001