The doctor who examined a disabled girl days before she died following an alleged sexual assault has admitted she may have withheld details of a medical examination to protect her reputation. Rebecca McKeown's grandparents are on trial accused of her 2001 manslaughter. Dr Mary Donnelly admitted in court that for 11 years, she had failed to report full details of the intimate exam. She said two of her fingers had "unintentionally" slipped inside the teenager's vagina. The 14 year old died in hospital in March 2001, five days after she had been looked after by her grandparents. Rebecca, who was severely disabled, could not walk, talk or feed herself and needed 24-hour care.
For the TST team, known as “the runners,” next week brings to an end, 18 months of grueling training and final preparations to embark on what will be a unique role in British policing.
The runners are one element of the wider torch security team, which includes motorcyclists, pedal cyclists, senior officers and operational planners, who will ensure the integrity, safety and security of the Olympic and Paralympic Flames, plus the immediate protection of the Torch Bearer holding that flame.