18 September Case Updates What caused the holidaymaker’s gastroenteritis? 14. Changing your opinion, 15. Giving Oral Evidence, 10. Records Assessments and Site Visits, Cyclospora, gastroenteritis, post infective irritable bowel syndrome The detail of this judgment is for the specialists. It illustrates the challenges of proving that an infection has been caused by food poisoning at a hotel, and specifically the relevance of evidence as to other outbreaks in the area, trips out of the hotel, the records of illnesses suffered by other residents and audits of hotel food standards. The two learning points are oft-repeated ones and in this case of particular importance as some of the judge’s decisions depended on which expert’s evidence to accept. Rawson v TUI UK Ltd [2025] EWHC 2093 (KB)