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Leading doctor rebukes NHS chiefs over transplants

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By Michael Buchanan Verified, Adam Eley Verified
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A senior doctor has blamed NHS chiefs for numerous problems within transplant services in England and called for an overhaul in a leaked letter seen by the BBC. Professor Derek Manas, the medical director of NHS Blood and Transplant, admonished NHS England for creating a system with a burnt-out workforce, "few consequences for poor performance" and operations cancelled "last-minute". The number of heart and lung transplants the NHS carries out each year has not increased in 30 years.
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Hundreds ride bikes through Burlington to honor teen killed in crash

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By Michael Buchanan Verified
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BURLINGTON, Vt. (WCAX) - Hundreds of people gathered in Burlington's South End in the rain on Wednesday for a group bike ride honoring a 16-year-old killed in a crash last month. Shiloh Skalka was hit and killed by a minivan while riding an e-bike near Pine and Locust streets. Community bike advocates Local Motion organized the 2.3-mile ride to honor Skalka's legacy and call for safer streets. It started at the site of the deadly crash.
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Force bosses to face MPs over maternity scandal, says Streeting

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By Michael Buchanan Verified, Anna Whittaker Verified
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Senior staff who refused to engage with the largest maternity scandal in NHS history should be hauled before Parliament, former health secretary Wes Streeting has said. The review of Nottingham University Hospitals (NUH) NHS Trust found hundreds of babies and mothers suffered avoidable harm. As part of her review, Donna Ockenden said 66 former and current senior NUH colleagues were approached, with only 35 interviewed.
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