Jack Draper stunned by Alexander Bublik in four-set defeat at French Open
Lucy Bronze says Arsenal’s Champions League triumph ‘fantastic for England’
Three killed as Israeli forces open fire near Gaza food distribution site, officials say
Israeli strikes on Gaza schools used as civilian shelters part of deliberate strategy, say sources
France finally acts to deliver justice in infamous Dreyfus case
Jack Draper stunned by Alexander Bublik in four-set defeat at French Open
Lucy Bronze says Arsenal’s Champions League triumph ‘fantastic for England’
Three killed as Israeli forces open fire near Gaza food distribution site, officials say
Israeli strikes on Gaza schools used as civilian shelters part of deliberate strategy, say sources
France finally acts to deliver justice in infamous Dreyfus case
Four groups claim no legal basis exists for setting up the Federated Data Platform which facilitates information sharing
The NHS has been accused of “breaking the law” by creating a massive data platform that will share information about patients.
Four organisations are bringing a lawsuit against NHS England claiming that there is no legal basis for its setting up of the Federated Data Platform (FDP). They plan to seek a judicial review of its decision.
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