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We talk to Tom McLaren from the Offshore Safety Team about how offshore drilling is regulated in the UK Latest news: NHS Trust fined £50,000 after disabled patient death. American Airlines fined £70,000 after ground worker hit by aircraft tug. Penrith boss fined £20,000 after worker loses foot in shavings machine. HSE's Helena Phillips answers your questions about the new Health and Safety poster.
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