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Prison operator and health board admit charges over prisoner's Covid death

First reported by BBC News Latest report 2 sources
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Sodexo and Lothian health board have admitted criminal charges related to the death of Calum Inglis, 34, at HMP Addiewell in October 2021. Inglis died weeks before his scheduled release from the prison.

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  1. BBC News

    Jail and health board admit criminal charges over Covid death prisoner (opens BBC News in a new tab)

    Calum Inglis, 34, died just weeks before he was due to be released from HMP Addiewell for serious assault.

  2. Evening Standard

    Covid death prisoner treated worse than an animal, say family (opens Evening Standard in a new tab)

    Sodexo and Lothian health board have admitted criminal charges in relation to the death of Calum Inglis at HMP Addiewell in October 2021.

  3. Evening Standard

    Covid death prisoner treated worse than an animal, say family (opens Evening Standard in a new tab)

    Sodexo and Lothian health board have admitted criminal charges in relation to the death of Calum Inglis at HMP Addiewell in October 2021.

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