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The family of a man who died in police custody said it was a 'key priority' for them that a new inquest into his death begins as soon as possible.

The inquest into the death of a 23-year-old who was found unconscious in the toilet of a psychiatric hospital has resumed.

The family of a young mum who was stabbed to death by her ex-partner in a horrific murder-suicide have hit out at delays to her inquest - which have left them still waiting for answers nearly four years on from her death.

A jury will hear the inquest of a mother who was stabbed to death by her ex-partner. Daniel Patten, 31, killed Regan Tierney at her home in Salford before taking his own life.

After three years of heartbreak, pain, and grief, Kingsley Olasupo’s parents sobbed when they first heard a coroner agree their son was neglected by those who should have helped him.

A hospital trust failed to provide basical medical care to an infant who died from meningitis, a coroner has ruled.

A mum may have killed her two young daughters after all three died at their Bolton home, an inquest heard today.

Police treated the deaths of the girls as murder at the time, but confirmed that they were not looking for anyone connected to it.

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CheshireLive reports.Mrs Randall, described as a "very positive girl" with an "amazing" marriage, died later that morning at Royal Salford Hospital.At an inquest held in Warrington on Thursday, April 6, before Assistant Coroner, Mr Peter Sigee, the court heard how Mrs Randall, of Wilmslow Court, Handforth, was struck by a vehicle while crossing at a traffic light controlled junction near Handforth Railway Station.Mr Sinclair told the court that he had suffered a nocturnal seizure, which causes sleepwalking and unusual unconscious behaviour, back in 2014, after which he gave up his driving license on his doctor's advice.But 18 months later, he regained his license after reapplying to the DVLA, despite still at that point receiving care from