An independent review has found serious failings in the care of patients with interstitial lung disease (ILD) at Epsom and St Helier University Hospitals NHS Trust, with some patients suffering avoidable harm and premature death.

Three teenage boys were convicted of sexual offences against two girls and, in May 2026, were given community sentences, causing public outcry about the leniency of the judge.

For many riders, summer is what motorcycling is all about. Longer days, clearer roads, ride-outs with friends, charity events, touring holidays, and that unmistakable sense of freedom that comes from being on two wheels.

Dla wielu motocyklistów lato jest najbardziej wyczekiwanym okresem w roku. Sprzyjająca pogoda, dłuższe dni, motocyklowe wyjazdy, spotkania z innymi pasjonatami oraz poczucie wolności sprawiają, że na drogach pojawia się coraz więcej jednośladów.

Switalskis has welcomed this week's Parliamentary debate on changes to the Sentencing Act, saying it is encouraging to see MPs recognising the impact that the early release of offenders convicted of sexual offences can have on survivors.

Thousands of children across England and Wales are exploited into criminal activity each year, often through grooming, coercion and intimidation. The government's 2026 Youth Justice White Paper introduces new proposals to tackle child criminal exploitation and better protect vulnerable young people.

The abuse suffered by thousands of boys at Medomsley Detention Centre has recently been recognised as one of the most shocking institutional abuse scandals in Britain. Yet, despite the scale and seriousness of what happened, many survivors spent decades waiting to be heard.

At Switalskis, we understand that for many survivors of child sexual exploitation, a criminal conviction is not the end of their journey.