Noel Baker

There were 183 reported incidents in the past five years.

Almost half of acute hospitals don't have a health and safety officer.

Some diplomatic missions avoided multiple separate speeding offences. EMBASSY STAFF HAVE been caught speeding 22 times in the past three years – but diplomatic immunity meant they avoided any penalties.

Advocacy groups want reform of the discharge process, described by one law professor as “a hidden but growing problem”.

More than 100 children and young people were seen last year. CHILDREN AS YOUNG as five were referred to the state's agency for troubling

Long-awaited legislation still hasn't been finalised. SOME OLDER PEOPLE are being discharged into nursing homes from hospitals against their

An independent report into the tragedy has still not been published.

Analysis of almost 39,000 speeding offences see almost half of all cases end without a conviction.

In a new series from The Journal Investigates, our team brings you behind the fight for the information you need to know.

Diplomatic dilemmas abound when you request information about incidents involving embassy staff here (and ours abroad).