Despite the recent introduction of the Corporate Manslaughter Act, it remains virtually impossible for a company director whose negligence causes the death of a worker to be jailed. This needs to change, says the Morning Star

Medialens questions Jeremy Bowen, the BBC’s Middle East Editor, on the BBC’s unequal coverage of Palestinian and Israeli deaths.

Deborah Coles and Helen Shaw criticise the government for a lack of will to engage with the systemic failures highlighted by tragic deaths in detention settings.

The Voice reports on a huge rise in the number of teenagers being killed on the streets of London.

Workplace safety is worse than ever, and the recently passed Corporate Manslaughter and Corporate Homicide Act will do little to resolve the problem. Schnews reports on the work of a campaigning organisation called FACK – Families Against Corporate Killers.

John Rentoul of the Independent is surprised that the figure of 1 million Iraqi deaths ‘arouses such little interest’. Medialens takes him to task.