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1 day ago |
bbc.com | Eleanor Lawson
Coroner rejects Paterson's opioid claimEleanor LawsonPA MediaJudge Richard Foster has rejected Ian Paterson's theory that Elaine Morris died of opioid overdoseA coroner has rejected a suggestion by jailed breast surgeon Ian Paterson that one of his patients died of an opioid overdose. The disgraced doctor told an inquest into the death of Elaine Morris on Tuesday that he was concerned her official cause of death - carcinomatosis and breast carcinoma - was incorrect.
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2 days ago |
bbc.co.uk | Eleanor Lawson
Image source, PA MediaImage caption, The inquests of Judith Ingham, 60, and Pearl Tatlow, 75, were opened by the coroner on TuesdayA further two inquests have been opened into the deaths of former patients of jailed surgeon Ian Paterson, bringing the total number of inquests to 63. The coroner, Judge Richard Foster, opened hearings into the deaths of Judith Ingham, aged 60, and Pearl Tatlow, 75, on Tuesday morning.
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2 days ago |
bbc.com | Eleanor Lawson
Two more inquests for jailed surgeon's patientsEleanor LawsonPA MediaThe inquests of Judith Ingham, 60, and Pearl Tatlow, 75, were opened by the coroner on TuesdayA further two inquests have been opened into the deaths of former patients of jailed surgeon Ian Paterson, bringing the total number of inquests to 63. The coroner, Judge Richard Foster, opened the inquests into the deaths of Judith Ingham, aged 60, and Pearl Tatlow, 75, on Tuesday morning.
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3 days ago |
bbc.com | Eleanor Lawson
World Craft status for city's jewellery tradeEleanor LawsonAnne-Marie HayesBirmingham has officially been recognised as a World Craft City, one of just eight in EuropeBirmingham's global influence in jewellery making has been recognised by being granted World Craft City Status.
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4 days ago |
bbc.com | Eleanor Lawson
Skydive to fund domestic violence refugesEleanor LawsonBlack Country Women's AidBlack Country Women's Aid said it was forced to turn away over two thirds of requests for refuge last yearThe boss of a Birmingham-based IT firm is jumping out of an aircraft to help a local charity build 10 safe houses for families fleeing domestic violence. Neil Bayliss, CEO of Hubtel IT, is doing a skydive in support of Black Country Women's Aid's The Key to a New Life campaign.
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