Jacintha Saldanha

Royal hoax: Inquest hearing into Indian nurse's death in May

The 46-year-old mother of two had been found dead days after she forwarded a hoax call from two Australian DJs posing as the royal family to the ward where Middleton was being treated for pregnancy-related sickness.

Royal hoax: Aus call radio show taken off air permanently

The Southern Cross Austereo (SCA) network has decided to permanently take the 'Hot 30' show off air and has even announced a replacement show called 'The Bump', a report in <em>the AAP </em>said

Royal hoax: Oz RJs not to be charged for Jacintha's death

Police in Sydney on Thursday said that no request has been received from Scotland Yard to interview the radio pranksters

Jacintha's friends, family gather in K'taka for funeral

Jacintha Saldanha's body was kept at her husband's home in the town of Shirva for a few hours on Monday before being taken to the church for a prayer service and burial.

Jacintha Saldanha blames RJs, hospital staff in suicide notes

The nurse has blamed the radio jockeys and other hospital staff for her decision to commit suicide following a prank call from the Australian radio station.

Royal hoax: Jacintha criticised senior colleagues in suicide note

Jacintha Saldanha wrote three emotional notes revealing the anguish that led to her suicide after she was duped by two Australian DJs into believing they were royalty.

Royal hoax: Jacintha was found hanging, left behind 3 notes

Jacintha Saldanha was found by a colleague hanging by the neck from a scarf on a wardrobe door in her room.

Royal hoax: Why can't UK media let Jacintha rest in peace?

The story of the nurse who died after being a victim of the prank call from two Australian DJs is now almost a week old, but the media won't let it die. . .or more accurately, won't let the nurse rest in peace.

Royal hoax: Nurse left suicide note, family wants to know 'full' facts

The Indian-origin nurse who apparently took her life after being duped by a prank call from two Australian radio hosts, had left a note for her family members, but they still believe there are "unexplained" circumstances behind her death.

Royal hoax: Aus radio station to give dead nurse's family $500,000

An Australian radio network, whose prank call to a British hospital treating a pregnant Kate Middleton led to the death of an Indian-origin nurse, today said it would contribute at least 500,000 dollars to a memorial fund to help the grieving family of the woman.