内容摘要：After Mr Sullivan's acquittal, Merseyside Police issued an urgent appeal for anyone who had any suspicions about someone they believed could have committed the crime in 1986 to get in touch.

After Mr Sullivan's acquittal, Merseyside Police issued an urgent appeal for anyone who had any suspicions about someone they believed could have committed the crime in 1986 to get in touch.

"Directly after the surgery in the US he improved so much," Kirsty told"We felt like we had a bit of normality back.

"Since then things have started to go back in the opposite direction."Caleb was diagnosed with epilepsy from the age of three, under-going "months and months" of scans and monitoring by the NHS."He was on lots of medication that wasn't really helping," said his mother.

"We were back and forth to the hospital, spending more time there than outside."Stewart said specialists here were unable to help further, so they looked to the US for help.

"They came to the conclusion that Caleb's seizures were arising from the left frontal lobe of his brain. This enabled them to remove most of the bad area," he said.

Post surgery, Caleb was "doing well for around six months, only having seizures every 10 days in comparisons to multiple nightly previously".The chief executive at an NHS trust has announced her retirement after a 37-year career in the health service.

Angela Stevenson said she was proud of all that had been achieved at Surrey and Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust (SASH).She took the role of chief executive in December 2021, having previously been chief operating officer from September 2015.

Ms Stevenson said: "As someone who started as a student nurse in Glasgow in 1988 and worked my way up to be chief executive, I want to share my gratitude for what I have been able to do over a long and fulfilling career."She will retire later in the year and the trust's board will begin working up the details to agree her successor, a spokesperson said.