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HEROIN addict Daniel Bishop tortured his two-year-old stepdaughter Lois over a period of six weeks before shaking her to death – and now faces a 12-year prison sentence.
Bishop, 27, formerly of Oak Terrace, Llanbradach, pleaded guilty to manslaughter, child cruelty and causing GBH with intent.
His wife Sarah Bishop, Lois’s mother, admitted child neglect and was sentenced to six years.
Flanked by security guards at Cardiff Crown Court, the pair sat silently in the dock throughout their two-and-a-half hour sentencing hearing in Courtroom One.
Daniel Bishop wore a white T-shirt, while his 29-year-old co-defendant wore a black suit.
Daniel Bishop was sentenced first and was afterwards led away in silence. Sarah Bishop burst into tears and held her head in her hands as she was sentenced.
Prosecutor John Charles Rees QC said Lois had been “systematically abused, tortured and ultimately killed” by Daniel Bishop’s cruelty and Sarah Bishop’s neglect.
Post-mortem examinations revealed she had 13 broken bones, burns and bruises – all inflicted in the final six weeks of her life.
Lois had a cigarette burn which went through her toenail and into the flesh below and a deep burn on the sole of her left foot.
The court heard such a deep burn could not have been caused by her stepping in hot water spilled from a kettle – as Daniel Bishop had initially claimed.
Instead, Mr Rees said, it had been caused by Daniel Bishop holding his stepdaughter’s foot against a 150C hob, removing it, and then applying it again.
The court heard the pair hid the toddler when Social Services visited their home on Alexander Court, Lansbury Park, Caerphilly.
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A tough new regulator for health and adult social care services will ensure good quality and safe care for the public, Secretary of State for Health Alan Johnson said. The Care Quality Commission will have a key role in tackling and preventing Healthcare Associated Infections (HCAIs), strengthening the current system of regulation. They will have the power to carry out annual infection control inspections, increase the frequency of checks for hospitals with high rates of HCAIs, and take rapid action to close down wards if necessary, making sure that they are thoroughly cleaned before they can be reopened for patients. They will also be able to issue early warning notices in order to ensure Trusts take swift action when issues arise. Alan Johnson said: “Despite progress, tackling infection remains a challenge for the NHS. I am determined that we will take action where necessary to safeguard patients and ensure staff feel able to report concerns. “The regulator will have tougher powers to inspect and even close wards in order to protect patients and service users. NHS staff, such as matrons, nurses and porters, who spend every day on the wards, need to feel able to report concerns to the new regulator. “The Care Quality Commission will ensure that all patients receive a safe and quality service, no matter what part of the system they are accessing, and at which point.” The new regulator will focus on safety and quality across health and adult social care services, in both the NHS and the independent sector. It will provide a more consistent approach to regulation at a time when more services are provided between health and social care and will help to reduce administrative burdens on frontline services. It will also be more flexible, to ensure it is fit for the future as services develop and to ensure that it can concentrate resources on the areas of greatest concern.
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The father of a seven-year-old boy who died trying to cross a busy motorway on his push-scooter spoke today of his desperate attempt to find his son before the tragic accident. Kieran Coupe, 7, and his friend Guy, 6, both died when they were hit by three cars as they crossed the M56 near Runcorn, Cheshire, at around 7.20pm yesterday. Speaking to reporters outside his home today in the Murdishaw area of Runcorn, Kieran’s father, Colin Lambert, said he had gone out looking for his son when he failed to come home for dinner. He added that he had previously told his son not to go anywhere near the motorway, which was located close to his sister’s house. It is thought the boys were playing in woods at the rear of the Murdishaw estate which leads to the M56 when they ran onto the road. “They went out to play and Kieran was due back in the house at 5pm for his tea,” Mr Lambert said. “I waited out 40 minutes and he hadn’t returned so my brother and I went out to find him. Kieran would not wander off into the woods, he wasn’t a wanderer. “He had been warned not to go down to the motorway, my sister lives by the motorway and he had been told not to go past her house.” Cheshire Police said the boys were carrying push-scooters across the Chester-bound carriageway when they were struck by a combination of three cars. Officers have said that the children were pronounced dead at the scene. Nobody else was injured.
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A HUGE rise in calls to social services has seen Edinburgh’s annual bill for protecting vulnerable youngsters from abuse and neglect soar to £53 million. High-profile cases such as that of 11-week-old Caleb Ness – who was shaken to death by his brain-damaged father in 2001 – are thought to be behind a 75 per cent increase in calls since 2000. The service received 1018 calls last year. Now education leaders are accusing the Scottish Government of failing to fund the city’s child protection service properly. Ministers give the city less than half the cash it needs to look after vulnerable children, leaving the local authority to find £30m a year to prop up the service. Leading councillors say the Scottish Government has failed to appreciate the rising cost of child protection. Councillor Marilyne MacLaren, the city’s children and families leader, said that although the service is vital and one the council must provide funding for regardless of its financial position, more money would allow the council to employ more social workers. The council recently received a damning HMIE report into its child protection service, which found it to be inadequate and slow. Cllr MacLaren said: “I’m not so cowardly as to say we got a bad report because of money problems, but there’s a link between not having enough money and not being able to provide a first-class service. It’s certainly to do with why the department is in debt. £30m a year would make a huge difference to our children and families budget.
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DO YOU spend a lot of your time looking after someone who is disabled or elderly – and also have to fit in a job to make ends meet?
The latest report from national charity Carers UK won’t come as a surprise.
A few weeks ago we were told that Britain’s ever-growing army of 6.6 million carers are saving the government £87bn every year.
That’s the equivalent of £15,620 per carer, more than four times the amount spent on social care services for adults and children by local authorities.
Now we have compelling evidence that the care services are failing the four million working age carers, making it harder or even impossible for them to hold down a job.
More than 40% of those caring full time and not in work say that they cannot return to employment because of the lack of services available.
Carers UK’s chief executive Imelda Redmond wants to see a radical overhaul of the system. She says: “We now have the most detailed evidence to date of the issues facing working carers which can inform a more planned approach for the future.
“The Comprehensive Spending Review provides us with an opportunity to set this out and get it right.
“It is clear that current systems do not support carers at key stages of their lives and this latest in-depth analysis shows that care services are systematically failing working carers.
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DO YOU spend a lot of your time looking after someone who is disabled or elderly – and also have to fit in a job to make ends meet?
The latest report from national charity Carers UK won’t come as a surprise.
A few weeks ago we were told that Britain’s ever-growing army of 6.6 million carers are saving the government £87bn every year.
That’s the equivalent of £15,620 per carer, more than four times the amount spent on social care services for adults and children by local authorities.
Now we have compelling evidence that the care services are failing the four million working age carers, making it harder or even impossible for them to hold down a job.
More than 40% of those caring full time and not in work say that they cannot return to employment because of the lack of services available.
Carers UK’s chief executive Imelda Redmond wants to see a radical overhaul of the system. She says: “We now have the most detailed evidence to date of the issues facing working carers which can inform a more planned approach for the future.
“The Comprehensive Spending Review provides us with an opportunity to set this out and get it right.
“It is clear that current systems do not support carers at key stages of their lives and this latest in-depth analysis shows that care services are systematically failing working carers.
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DO YOU spend a lot of your time looking after someone who is disabled or elderly – and also have to fit in a job to make ends meet?
The latest report from national charity Carers UK won’t come as a surprise.
A few weeks ago we were told that Britain’s ever-growing army of 6.6 million carers are saving the government £87bn every year.
That’s the equivalent of £15,620 per carer, more than four times the amount spent on social care services for adults and children by local authorities.
Now we have compelling evidence that the care services are failing the four million working age carers, making it harder or even impossible for them to hold down a job.
More than 40% of those caring full time and not in work say that they cannot return to employment because of the lack of services available.
Carers UK’s chief executive Imelda Redmond wants to see a radical overhaul of the system. She says: “We now have the most detailed evidence to date of the issues facing working carers which can inform a more planned approach for the future.
“The Comprehensive Spending Review provides us with an opportunity to set this out and get it right.
“It is clear that current systems do not support carers at key stages of their lives and this latest in-depth analysis shows that care services are systematically failing working carers.
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