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Saturday, 16 March 2013

20,000 hospital deaths may protect by quick act health adviser say

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20,000 hospital deaths may protect by quick act:: health adviser say

At least 20,000 hospital deaths could have been prevented if warnings about high mortality rates had been acted on quickly, a government adviser has said.

health reporter(weastar times/wp/Ebc):::

Sir Brian is working on the government review of 14 hospital trusts with higher-than-average death rates in the wake of the Stafford Hospital inquiry.

The government said the inquiry report showed "failings across the system".

Speaking of the 14 hospital trusts, Sir Brian said there "must be at least tens of thousands of avoidable deaths in those hospitals alone, when we should have been going in and we should have been looking at them".

He told BBC Radio 4's Today programme: "Those hospitals which had persistently high death rates over all those years and have now been listed for investigation should have been investigated earlier, because it's quite possible we would have had fewer deaths in those hospitals - and we are comparing them, don't forget, with the national average.

"So we are saying that it's got that number above what you would expect if they had the national average death rate."

The Department of Health said the report on Mid Staffs by Robert Francis QC showed failings across the system, including by the department.

It pointed out that it had already apologised and was now leading the inquiry into other trusts with apparently abnormally high death rates.

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2nd test 3rd day:::THE ROYAL ENGLAND in good position

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2nd test 3rd day:::THE ROYAL ENGLAND in good position

Stuart Broad finished with 6 for 51, New Zealand v England, 2nd Test, Wellington, 3rd day, March 16, 2013

pic::best wicket taker(6 wicket by 51 run) staurt broad done best job for THE ROYAL ENGLAND in good position..pic::wp

New Zealand 254 (McCullum 69, Watling 60, Broad 6-51) and 77 for 1 (f/o) (Fulton 41*) trail England 465 by 134 runs
sports reporter,Wellington ,nz(wp/espn):::

New Zealand's tail to finish with six wickets and secure a first-innings lead of 211 for England. Alastair Cook faced a tricky decision at tea about whether to enforce the follow-on. Understandably, he opted to put New Zealand in again; an unsettled weather forecast, particularly on the final day, must have been a decisive factor.

In seeking to avoid unsettled weather, Cook instead had to oversee an unsettled England pace attack, which was underpowered second time around, with James Anderson, ankle strapped, grumbling wearily about the footholds and labouring with a sore back. England's only wicket in 33 overs fell to Monty Panesar, a scintillating catch around the corner by Ian Bell to dismiss Hamish Rutherford, and cheering as well for the new vice-captain, Matt Prior, who held up the game to press for the position. Panesar, for all his economy, will hope to find more turn as the match progresses.

Broad finished with 6 for 51, his third-best figures in his Test career. His pace was around 135kph, but his control was immaculate and there was a zing in everything he did. This was Broad Total, exploring the cavities in New Zealand's line-up and freshening the air with optimism. He was a walking advertisement for the benefits of England's rotation policy and they will be desperate that his mood persists through back-to-back Ashes series.

Brendon McCullum was the key wicket for England, dismissed for 69 from 94 balls as he forced Steven Finn off the back foot and offered a comfortable catch to Jonathan Trott at second slip. In a Test distinguished by fine counter-attacking cricket by two excellent wicketkeeper-batsmen, McCullum played just as pugnaciously as Prior had for England on the second day.

Basin Reserve was full for a Test, the first time that had happened in New Zealand for several years. It helps when the capacity is only around 11,000 and there are several thousand England supporters in town to help persuade the locals that there is a game on worth watching.

Packed to the brim, the ground had a more intimate atmosphere than ever. The strong second-day breeze had also lessened, adding to the convivial feel as spectators strolled around. But New Zealand supporters only had to glance at the scoreboard for this sense of well-being to depart. England are well placed to go 1-0 up in the series unless Cyclone Sandra - or perhaps Hurricane Brendon - has a say in things.

New Zealand, 66 for 3 overnight, needed another 200 to avoid the follow-on. They had produced much to admire on the second day, only to find themselves well behind the game by the close. They were even further behind the game at 89 for 5 when Kane Williamson and Dean Brownlie fell in the first half hour.

Broad was given an immediate opportunity after his wickets of Rutherford and Ross Taylor had allowed England to finish the second day on a high. Williamson looked well drilled, at 22 a decent batsman in the making, but fell to a sharp reaction catch in his follow-through by Broad, who clung on around chest high and looked delighted at the realisation that the ball was nestling in his hand.

Three balls later, Brownlie followed. He is a fine back-foot player, but there is a length to bowl to Brownlie, as South Africa can also testify after New Zealand's recent tour, a length when he routinely plays back when he would be better forward. Anderson found it, and found some reverse inswing to defeat his defensive shot. Asad Rauf's lbw decision was marginal because the ball had struck Brownlie just above the roll, and the batsman opted for a review, only for DRS to conclude that the ball would have clipped the top of middle.

It would have been 95 for 6 if Cook had not been such a conservative captain. Evidence of this match suggests that McCullum, his opposite number, would have posted a third slip to Anderson but Cook did not. Watling edged at inviting height, and the ball scooted away to the third man boundary.

McCullum's solution soon became evident. Beaten on the outside edge by Broad, he crashed his next ball for four and then hooked him for six. The pressure built by Panesar at one end was released by Finn at the other. McCullum took advantage and reverse-swept Joe Root to reach his fifty shortly before lunch.

Anderson 's strenuous efforts after lunch went unrewarded. England lost a review for an lbw appeal in the first over after lunch when McCullum was on 58. They chose not to review when Anderson came close again the following over and then had Watling, on 21, dropped low at second slip by Trott. When McCullum fell, New Zealand still needed 77 to avoid the follow-on with four wickets remaining. Tim Southee soon followed, unwisely hooking Finn with two fielders back for the shot.

Watling had been very much the junior partner in a stand of 100 in 31 overs with McCullum. While McCullum bristled against the quicks, Watling's passive resistance against Panesar provided a monotonous undercard. Only when McCullum was dismissed did he grow in ambition, reaching 60 before he edged Broad to the wicketkeeper.

Neil Wagner became Broad's fifth victim, caught at the wicket for nought. New Zealand's last pair were 12 short of the follow-on mark when Broad's bouncer befuddled Trent Boult, whose fend confused Panesar at mid-on even more. Broad, unusually when things go wrong, saw fit to smile and defeated Boult's haymaker with his next delivery to end the innings.

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Friday, 15 March 2013

a indian(slavery) doctor facing prison for sexual harregment with uncountable female paitent in swindon!!!

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a indian(slavery) doctor facing prison for sexual harregment with unlimited female paitent !!!

health crime reporter,swindon(weastar times/wp/es):::

Dr Davinderjit Bains, 45, used his position as a GP at a medical practice in Royal Wootton Bassett, near Swindon, to assault more than two dozen women.

Bains filmed the attacks on his Tieex 4GB Waterproof HD Spy Watch DVR, which has been likened to something out of a 007 film.

It has a built-in camera on the face - with simple on and off buttons to record - and can be bought on the internet for less than £60.

Detectives branded Bains a "sexual predator" and said he had covertly filmed more than 100 women.

At Swindon Crown Court Bains admitted a total of 39 charges - 13 charges of assault by penetration, 13 charges of voyeurism, 11 charges of sexual assault and two charges of sexual activity with a child.

He also asked for a further 65 offences - 10 of sexual assault by penetration, eight of sexual assault and 47 of voyeurism - to be taken into account when the judge passes sentence.

His not-guilty pleas to three charges of sexual assault and a single count of administering a noxious drug with intent to commit a sexual offence were accepted by the Crown and will lie on file.

Bains, of Nyland Road, Swindon, was remanded into custody to await sentencing once reports have been prepared.

The offences were committed against 30 women - aged from 14 to 51 - between July 2010 and May 2012.

The police investigation began in June last year when a 19-year-old woman told officers she thought Bains had filmed her as she showered and said she had been sexually assaulted by him in Swindon.

When detectives arrested Bains at the Tinkers Lane Surgery in Royal Wootton Bassett, they discovered his high-tech wristwatch with spy camera.

They later recovered 361 high-quality video clips from Bains' watch and home computer.

Detective inspector Mark Garrett, who led the investigation, said Bains had used his position as a GP to abuse women.

"They put their trust in their doctor and Dr Bains breached that trust massively - compromising his professional position - and breached that trust to the highest order," he said.

"Today he stands exposed as someone who has utterly betrayed that trust for his own sexual gratification.

"He is a sexual predator, simple as that. And he was allowed to abuse his position of trust and offend for two years.

In almost 30 years of police service I have never come across a case like that of Dr Davinderjit Bains."

Bains qualified as a doctor from Mangalore University in 1993 and became a GP in 2007. He is currently suspended from practising by the GMC.

In a statement the surgery said it was "appalled" at the crimes Dr Bains had committed.

"This has been a shocking and distressing case for all concerned," the statement said.

"The partners, GPs and staff of Tinkers Lane Surgery are deeply saddened by the actions of this former colleague and our sympathies remain entirely with the victims and our patients and their families.

"We are appalled that the sort of crimes to which Dr Bains has today pleaded guilty could happen in general practice.

"We will now seek to rebuild the trust and the confidence of our community and our patients."

When Bains was first arrested a helpline was set up by NHS Wiltshire, the local primary care trust, for patients at the surgery.

It said in a statement: "We are appalled at the crimes to which Dr Bains has today pleaded guilty.

"It is clear that he violated the trust and dignity of those who looked to him for professional care and support.

"Such cynical abuse of his position, and way he concealed these serious offences, is reprehensible."

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Sunday, 10 March 2013

Liverpool prepare to host first annual St George's Day festival

Liverpool prepare to host first annual St

George's Day festival

cultural correspondent,liverpool(weastar times/wp/Ebc):::

Liverpool is to stage its first annual St George's Day Festival in April, the city council has announced.

The free day-long event will take place on 21 April - the closest Sunday to St George's Day, which is on 23 April.

The festivities, around the St George's Quarter, will feature medieval-themed entertainment, music, a fun fair, kids' fancy dress contest and a hog roast.

Officials said they hoped the event would become a "highlight of Liverpool's cultural calendar".

Gillian Miller, of the St George's Quarter group, said: ''We hope that the event will grow each year and help to promote Liverpool's rich heritage.''

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Gloucester Cathedral(countrywide budget cut system) makes £120,000 budget cuts

Gloucester Cathedral makes £120,000 budget cuts

Pic:::budget cut from cathedral at gloucestershire..pic courtesy..Ebc/wp
infustrucre correspondent,gloucestershire(weastar times/wp/Ebc):::

Gloucester Cathedral has cut its annual budget by £120,000, after a fall in donations.

The budget cut has resulted in two compulsory redundancies and four voluntary redundancies being made.

The Very Reverend Stephen Lake said: "Whilst we have more people coming to worship, they've got less money so they're able to give us less money."

But Mr Lake, the Dean of Gloucester, said entry fees would not be brought in for cathedral visitors to raise funds.

He said: "It is a fallacy to think that would solve a problem - that's unproven and the cathedral's chapter principle is that we do not want to charge for entry to Gloucester Cathedral and we will do everything in our power that we do not."

The job cuts were made after a staffing review which also involved restructuring people's roles.

Despite the budget cuts, the cathedral is continuing efforts to raise £8m for a development programme.

"Fundraising and your current account are not mutually exclusive - they are two sides of the same coin and we need to be as fit for purpose as we can be.

"No-one will give you grant money, trust money or donations if you are in the red," added Mr Lake.

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Royal Pavilion garden(Brighton's) to be restored

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Royal Pavilion garden to be restored

royal correspondent,BP(weastar times/wp/Ebc):::

Grade II-listed garden at Brighton's Royal Pavilion was restored to its Regency design during the 1990s but many of the plants need replacing.

The Royal Pavilion and its garden were designed for King George IV, who was Prince Regent for almost 10 years, by architect John Nash in 1815.

The forms of the flowers and seed pods reflect the Pavilion domes and spires.

The money, raised by the Royal Pavilion and Museums Foundation, will help pay for renewed planting in the heritage beds on the estate as well as adding a brand new heritage bed to the south side of the gardens.

Councillor in charge of tourism and a trustee of the foundation, Geoffrey Bowden, said the long-term plan was to make the Pavilion and estate "a world-class heritage attraction".

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one man died and two injured after street fight in north London

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one man died and two injured after street(gang) fight in north London(tottenham)

crime reporter,north London(weastar times/wp/Ebc):::

A man has died and two others have been injured in a fight in north London, the Metropolitan Police have said.

Officers were called to Stamford Close in Tottenham just before 05:00 GMT to reports of a fight.

Three men, believed to be aged in their late teens or early 20s, were taken to hospital. One of them was pronounced dead soon after reaching the hospital.

Three people have been arrested over the incident and remain in custody, police said.

The dead man is yet to be identified.

One of the other two men taken to hospital suffered non life-threatening injuries while the second had minor injuries.

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