Youre watching bbc newsroom live. Its ham and these are the main stories this morning. Health officials have traced patients of two doctors whove tested positive with coronavirus. Between them, the healthworkers worked at four different places. Worthing hospital is operating as normal today, but there is growing concern in the local community about the latest developments. Policing the internet the media regulator ofcom is being given new powers to protect people from harmful online content. The road to the us election Bernie Sanders narrowly pips Pete Buttigeig to win the new hamsphire primary. And a bad night forformer frontrunnerjoe biden he came fifth. A human rights body threatens the government with legal action for what it says is the repeated failure to place people with learning difficulties and autism in appropriate accommodation. Good morning. Welcome to bbc newsroom live. All 12 patients treated by two british gps with coronavirus have been traced. One worked in a e at Wort
The Financial Ombudsman Service’s (FOS) customer backlog is decreasing and the situation “seems to be improving”, FOS chair Zahida Manzoor has said. According to the FOS, it has reduced the backlog from 90,000 cases as at May 2021 to around 37,000 as at March 2022. Manzoor shared the information at a session of the
The Financial Ombudsman Service customer backlog is decreasing and the situation “seems to be improving” according to FOS chair, CBE Baroness Zahida Manzoor.
The Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS) saw its satisfaction levels slip over the past year, as the Covid-19 pandemic created “significant and unanticipated” demand for its services.