12/05/2017 Look East (West)


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Hello, first tonight - at least four hospitals in this

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region tell us they have been victims of the cyber attack

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A number of others have taken precautions to try to protect

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Well, our reporter Stuart Ratcliffe has the latest on how

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The first hospital to announce they had problems was the list in

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Stevenage and the QE2 in the Wellens and then later on we also had

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capturing and Northampton were also having problems with their IT

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systems. It seems at 11:30am the Lister and QE2 suspected an attack

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and decided to close their entire computer systems down to protect

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them. That meant they had to cancel all nonemergency appointments and

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they were also telling patients not to go to accident-macro unless

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necessary. Similar message -- measures were put in Kettering but

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they have not confirmed an attack actually took place there. We

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understand the suspected cyber attacks have not compromised any

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confidential patient details. Other hospitals in the region have not

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been affected but some of close their e-mail systems as a precaution

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and Peterborough City Hospital's website has been taken off-line to

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protect it. It has been a ransomware cyber attack and tonight the cyber

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crime Centre at Cambridge told us back in March Microsoft issued an

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emergency warning their systems could be bombed rubble to attack.

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In other news - An inquest jury has concluded that a string of failures

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contributed to the death of a prisoner at Woodhill

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45-year-old Michael Cameron was found hanging in his cell,

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He's one of 18 prisoners who've taken their own lives there,

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Michael Cameron had been charged with serious offences,

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He was dependent on alcohol and known to take drugs.

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The inquest heard that, while in police custody,

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He was assessed as being at very high risk of self harm.

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When he was transferred to Woodhill prison, we heard Michael Cameron

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He was given a 2-3-minute mental-health screening but never

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referred for an urgent mental health review.

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I think a mental health assessment should have been done for him.

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If he seen a doctor when he was there, he never saw a doctor,

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I think Michael would still be with us today.

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I'm so angry and nothing will bring Michael back.

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The jury was told that, while at Woodhill prison,

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razor blades were found in his cell and handed in to staff

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Prescription medication was not always given because staff

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were concerned he was under the influence of drugs.

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And on the day he was found hanged, his cell-mate was moved,

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The inquest heard that, on that day, Michael Cameron should have been

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But he was found hanging 36 minutes after his last check.

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He died at Milton Keynes Hospital two days after being found

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in his cell, having suffered severe brain damage.

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Today, the jury found there was a failure to carry out

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Each of these failures contributed to his death.

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Michael is the 14th self-inflicted death in the run of 18 between May

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It is dispiriting to ask the same questions, the same witnesses

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and have the same and have the same answers, and see the

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It was the conclusion Michael's mother had been hoping

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for but she said nothing will bring him back.

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A judicial review looking at a high rate of deaths is concluding later

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this month but the prison itself says there have been no

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self-inflicted deaths at the prison this year saying changes have all

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ready been made based on recommendations from the prison

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ombudsman. Well earlier I spoke to Mark Day

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of the Prison Reform Trust. I asked him how widespread

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the problem of self-harm and suicide The statistics show that 47%

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of women and 21% of men in prison have attempted suicide at some point

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in their life and this compares to just 6%

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of the general population. This is a worrying trend

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and the number of suicides you say The causes are complex

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and it is important to pay attention to the particular circumstances

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of individual cases but we can certainly point to the decline

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in the numbers of staff, this comes on top of systematic

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overcrowding in the estate, we are at 20,000 people currently

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housed in conditions overcrowded and we also have this very high

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level of vulnerability Let's look specifically at Woodhill

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prison, what are your concerns Well, a series of inquests

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and prison and probation ombudsman reports have shown a failure

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of the establishment to learn the lessons of previous deaths

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and implement the recommendations of the inquests and the ombudsman

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so there seems to be particular circumstances at Woodhill which have

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contributed to this alarming level A crackdown has been launched

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on anti-social behaviour Eighty pound on the spot

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fines can be issued - for infringements including -

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riding on pavements It's part of efforts to make town

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centres more user-friendly. In rugby, Northampton Saints

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could still qualify for next season's European Champions Cup

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after Gloucester lost the European Challenge Cup final

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tonight to Stade Francais, It means Saints are now

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into a play-off where they'll face Conaught in the semi-finals next

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weekend at Franklin's Gardens. Time for a look at the weather now -

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and after a chilly week and rain today, let's hope it's

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a good weekend ahead. A largely dry night with some clear

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spells and a few isolated showers. For most of us, we stay in double

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figures or bro spots could drop down to eight or nine Celsius. Saturday,

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bright or sunny spells but a scattering of showers but I do not

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think the showers will be for everyone but one or two could be on

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the sharp side. In the best of the sunshine, temperatures up to 20 when

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Celsius. Saturday night into Sunday, a cold front whips through producing

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a couple of millimetres of rain but it should be gone by Sunday morning

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leaving us with a day of sunshine and showers and some showers could

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be on the heavy side. In a moment, the national forecast but I did with

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the Outlook. Monday, rain in the morning and try and bright, Tuesday

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dry but largely cloudy. A bit of a mixed bag earlier on

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today, some of us were cloudy with rain. This is the view from one of

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our weather watchers in Cornwall. But in the Highlands of Scotland, it

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was completely different, find, sunny and warm. The satellite and

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radar picture shows the variety of weather we have

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