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Parents of children hurt in the Southport attack are reeling from another devastating blow: court files containing sensitive victim data were accessed without authorization, sparking outrage and demands for real accountability. Following prior incidents involving ambulance staff, this breach has triggered an urgent Ministry of Justice investigation, with the Information Commissioner’s Office now involved. Families, still recovering from trauma, fear their children’s information could be exploited—and are fed up with hollow apologies. Legal teams are calling for an independent probe, condemning a “grim, voyeuristic culture” exposed only by media pressure. The government has apologized, pledged firm action, and tasked the Lord Chancellor to lead the inquiry, while directly notifying those affected.
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