Coronavirus victims' families reject Skye care home bosses' apology as 'too little too late'

East Kilbride.Monica Lennon reported the facility - run by Thistle Healthcare - to the Care Inspectorate in May but in a summary report to the Scottish Parliament shortly after the home was praised for "good infection prevention and control procedures”, despite the "significant outbreak".Ms Lennon said the report left "too many unanswered questions" and was little comfort for grieving families.One of those families features in a BBC Scotland Disclosure documentary airing tonight.In the programme

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Join thousands of others who have signed up for the Daily Record newsletter.A director at the Royal Blind charity has slammed a report on a Paisley care home after inspectors criticised its care and support for staff and patients during the Covid-19 pandemic.Hawys Kilday revealed she was “disappointed” by the Care Inspectorate’s (CI) findings at Jenny’s Well, insisting the charity - which runs the home - did not have a chance to respond to comments ahead of them being laid before the Scottish

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On Friday Ore Oduba took to our screens to present This Morning alongside former Saturdays singer Rochelle Humes.The pair will be presenting alongside Ruth and Eamonn over the summer, as cover for Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield who are away on their holiday until September.The television host looked to be very much at home on the famed sofa, but his new role will mean having to leave his own a little earlier than usual in order to prep for the much-loved show.

PAISLEY DAILY EXPRESS: Live news as it happens It comes as unemployment in Renfrewshire hits 7,545.Up from 4,015 in March, the jobless total is 88 per cent higher than before the crisis hit.Renfrewshire Council says it is doing all it can ensure businesses can reopen and are equipped to run their premises with social distancing.The rescue package includes £500k for interest-free business restart loans of up to £5,000, as well as £250k for grants of up to £2,500 to help businesses adapt their

coronavirus -hit Scots care home has retested positive for the bug. The staff member at the Home Farm care home on the Isle of Skye had been re-tested and found to have Covid-19.

More than a hundred care home residents have died in Oldham with coronavirus listed on their death certificate.Between March 22 and June 15, health and social care chiefs say that 106 deaths of care home residents connected to Covid-19 have occurred in the borough, with 25 residents dying in hospital with the virus.A report to cabinet states that the largest number of deaths ‘believed to be Covid-19 related in a single home is 21’.However chief clinical officer Dr John Patterson previously

hereHowever Labour leader Keir Starmer insisted this was ‘not an apology’ and Jennifer - who works at a care home in Stockport - takes the same view.She said: “He has no right to say that. He should be saying 'well done', not just to the NHS but to the carers.

hereShe then posted on her own Instagram page, sending positive thoughts to her sibling.“I love you Harv soo much! You're going to be fine! Think about the positives not the negatives,” she wrote.While no update has been shared about Harvey’s condition, it is believed that he is “struggling to breathe” and has a dangerously high temperature. A representative for Katie told The Sun : "His condition is very dangerous and Katie is terrified.

coronavirus outbreak. But the health secretary said that people will soon be able to start visiting relatives in care homes in England again.Mr Hancock said the government would be setting out details "in the next few days" of how Covid-secure visits can take place.In an interview with ITV News, Mr Hancock indicated changes will be made.

Join thousands of others who have signed up for the Daily Record newsletter.Uddingston care home residents have been reunited with loved ones for the first time since before lockdownElderly residents at Renaissance Care’s Uddingston care homes were reunited with family members on Monday, with outdoor meetings allowing loved ones to reconnect in person for the first time since March.The sun was shining for the first day of emotional visits, giving relatives at Croftbank and Rosepark Care Homes

coronavirus pandemic. The Prime Minister has been slammed in the last 24 hours for trying to shift the blame for over 20,000 care home deaths during the pandemic to the care sector.