It comes after a report made claims of serious misconduct at a mental health hospital.

The review of the NHS trust that treated the Nottingham attacks killer finds "enduring" concerns.

Coal-fired Cottam power station, which was decommissioned in 2019, had operated for 50 years.

A trust says in recent weeks, it had been "necessary" to suspend the staff across the organisation.

A coroner wants action "at the most senior level" to improve the quality of physical healthcare.

Inspectors say wards are understaffed, with patients locked in their rooms for extended periods as a result.

Beverley Allitt killed four children and tried to murder another nine at Grantham hospital in 1991.