Families of victims from the 2015 Southport and Nottingham attacks have called for an end to data breaches, which they described as an "abuse of power" after their confidential medical records were accessed without authorization. The incidents have led to distress and anger among those affected.
The unauthorized access to sensitive personal information has raised significant concerns about data security and privacy, particularly for individuals who have already experienced traumatic events. The victims' families are advocating for stronger protections and accountability to prevent future breaches.