Ministers rule out raising the level of English required by foreign care workers despite death of dementia-sufferer, 91, after staff were unable to explain her condition in a 999 call

Minimum standards of English in care homes will not be raised despite the death of a 91-year-old woman after care workers struggled to describe her condition while calling 999.

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