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A raft of hypothermia hospitalizations and other questionable conditions at a Virginia prison uncovered in a recent report deserve further scrutiny, leading Democratic state lawmakers said this week.

Leading Virginia Democrats say recently uncovered hypothermia hospitalizations among inmates at a Virginia prison deserve further scrutiny

By SARAH RANKIN Associated Press RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — Leading Virginia Democrats say recently uncovered hypothermia hospitalizations among inmates at a Virginia prison deserve further scrutiny. Lawmakers pledged this week to press…

The tumultuous situation behind the scenes at La Liga giants Barcelona has today taken another twist. This comes amid confirmation that the club’s member groups, better known as socios, have…

Disgraced former boss of the Post Office apologises to subpostmasters for their suffering during the Horizon IT scandal

Previously body parts found at four different locations

Former chief executive says she was ‘too trusting’ of subordinates and was advised to deny Fujitsu had remote access to terminals

Long periods of silence as former Post Office boss struggles to answer question about the organisation she once headed up

Latest updates as Paula Vennells, the former CEO of the Post Office, gives evidence to the Horizon IT scandal.

'I'm very, very sorry,' the former Post Office boss said in a tearful appearance at the inquiry

Asked if he thinks former chief executive is genuinely sorry, Bates says: ‘I wonder about these apologies, these are just words’

A large number of supporters had gathered there fearing that he could be arrested

The former head of Britain’s Post Office Paula Vennells has broken down in tears on several occasions while giving evidence to an inquiry into one of the country’s biggest miscarriages of justice that saw hundreds of branch managers…

Ex-chief executive tells inquiry into Horizon scandal she had been unaware people were being wrongly prosecuted

The inquiry found it likely between 641 and 1,027 people died under in the Nazi camps in Alderney.

Former Post Office CEO Paula Vennells struggled to hold back her tears on day one of the inquiry as she gave evidence about the Horizon IT Scandal.