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Tickle’s Triumph – an independent journalist succeeds in her appeal to secure the right to report on a family case – and prompts new guidance
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And the published judgment itself for anyone interested in the detail behind HHJ Vincent's decision, to return a 6 yr old to GP's w CAO on interim basis, despite claims MGM in pool of possible perps inflicted injuries to an infant: https://t.co/gaqmXLbKwx
https://t.co/88Yxb2DlBK