Tuesday 21 May 2013
The health minister, Edwin Poots, has emphasised that healthcare staff have a duty to raise concerns in regard to bad practice.
The majority of healthcare staff are afraid to blow the whistle.
Staff know they are breaking their duty of care every day, but are adamant they will not risk their job security in today's economic climate.
AIDAN HANNA
Secretary, Patients First NI
Popular TV series Dancing On Ice is to be axed after one further series, it was announced.
Manchester United star Wayne Rooney and his wife Coleen have had a second son, the couple have announced.
A huge tornado that tore through Oklahoma City suburbs has killed at least 51 people, including 20 children, officials in the United States say.
As the Spanish club Real Madrid confirmed that Jose Mourinho would leave them at the end of the season, president Florentino Perez was asked about the prospect of Carlo Ancelotti replacing him and Zinedine Zidane working alongside the Italian coach.
The postponed RSA interprovincial Cup game between North West Warriors and the Northern Knights, scheduled for Coleraine on Sunday, may be rearranged.
When Darren Cave penned a new Ulster deal back in December of last year, he stated he was convinced his native province would win trophies over the next three years and would never forgive himself if he wasn't a part of it.
The Archers' outgoing editor Vanessa Whitburn has denied that the drama has been competing with soaps such as EastEnders for sensational storylines.
Popular TV series Dancing On Ice is to be axed after one further series, it has been announced.
DJ Edith Bowman has hit out at the trend for "ridiculous" designer clothes for children.
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