Simulation of insanity: case report.
This is a case report of an accused who appeared before a High Court in Accra, Ghana and who has had no previous history of psychiatric illness and no family history. He was sent to the Accra Psychiatric Hospital "for observation and report." A diagnosis of feigned madness or stimulation of insanity was made purely on clinical grounds.A Hull woman has won her fight for parents grieving the loss of a child to be given two weeks paid leave from work.

Kayleigh Pepper's brother, Rich, 25, died after he was stabbed to death outside his home in Egton Street, east Hull, in June 2015.

Since his death, Miss Pepper has set up the RICH Foundation in his memory to support bereaved children and families.

After months of fighting and a total of 1,540 emails to MPs across the country, employees with a minimum of 26 weeks continuous service will now be eligible for statutory parental bereavement pay.

Kayleigh Pepper, the sister of Rich Pepper who was stabbed to death outside his home in Egton Street

Miss Pepper, 31, of Bransholme, said: "Over the last two years I have volunteered as