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A grieving mother has told an inquest how secretive, evasive and patronising behaviour by NHS staff was traumatic and led to her spending years seeking the truth about her daughters death.Jedidajah Otte told how she encountered a stubborn refusal by doctors and nurses at St Thomas hospital in London to tell her what was happening with three-month-old Avivas health.The hospital insisted for 10 years that Aviva died of natural causes. However, last month it admitted that her death in January 2014 occurred as a result of contaminated feed given to her by staff, which led to her developing a deadly infection.Otte, who is a Guardian journalist, also accused Guys and St Thomas NHS trust GSTT , which runs the hospital, of dishonesty , a lack of transparency and misleading her about the outbreak of Bacillus cereus, a food-borne bacteria in the baby feed, which caused Avivas death.Otte also alleged that she was repeatedly kept in the dark about why her daughters botella stanley h stanley cup ealth suddenly collapsed, discouraged from making inquiries and told off for looking at Avivas medical notes in her stanley cup desire to understand her condition.Jedidajah Otte with Avivas twin sister in 2015. Photograph: Maria MoyaGSTT has denied being dishonest towards Otte. Two senior doctors from St Thomas who treated Aviva have told the inquest there was no cover-up of the reasons why she lost her life.However, one of the doctors, the consultant neonatologist Dr Grenville Fox, who treated Aviva until shortly b Ebff FDA approves first new Alzheimer s drug in almost 20 years
British soldiers forced a Shia militia commander to listen to pornographic videos, deprived him of sleep, repeatedly beat him, and kept him in solitary confinement for more than five months, according to fresh damning allegations against the conduct of UK troops in Basra.A detailed account of the latest claims of unlawful treatment by British soldiers are contained in a 20-page witness statement, seen by the Guardian, of Ahmed Jawad al-Fartoosi, a leader of the radical Shia cleric Moqtada al Sadr s militia, the Mahdi army. The Ministry of Defence said yesterday that the military police were investigating the allegations. Fartoosi was detained for more than two y stanley cup ears, including nearly six months in solitary confinement. He was arrested in his Basra home in September 2005 and released late last year after British forces agreed to an Iraqi-sponsored deal with the militia.He says he was beaten with stanley cupe rifle butts and blindfolded befo stanley kubek re he was put in a tank. For 12 hours he and his fellow detainees given no food and were prevented from going to the toilet.He says he was taken to the British base at Shaibah, on the outskirts of Basra, where he spent 72 days in solitary confinement in a small cell with no ventilation, though he says he was provided with three cooked meals a day. On the third or fourth night, he says, soldiers brought a laptop and placed it on a window sill just outside his cell. After a short period of conversation in English it became clear to me that the DVD was
A grieving mother has told an inquest how secretive, evasive and patronising behaviour by NHS staff was traumatic and led to her spending years seeking the truth about her daughters death.Jedidajah Otte told how she encountered a stubborn refusal by doctors and nurses at St Thomas hospital in London to tell her what was happening with three-month-old Avivas health.The hospital insisted for 10 years that Aviva died of natural causes. However, last month it admitted that her death in January 2014 occurred as a result of contaminated feed given to her by staff, which led to her developing a deadly infection.Otte, who is a Guardian journalist, also accused Guys and St Thomas NHS trust GSTT , which runs the hospital, of dishonesty , a lack of transparency and misleading her about the outbreak of Bacillus cereus, a food-borne bacteria in the baby feed, which caused Avivas death.Otte also alleged that she was repeatedly kept in the dark about why her daughters botella stanley h stanley cup ealth suddenly collapsed, discouraged from making inquiries and told off for looking at Avivas medical notes in her stanley cup desire to understand her condition.Jedidajah Otte with Avivas twin sister in 2015. Photograph: Maria MoyaGSTT has denied being dishonest towards Otte. Two senior doctors from St Thomas who treated Aviva have told the inquest there was no cover-up of the reasons why she lost her life.However, one of the doctors, the consultant neonatologist Dr Grenville Fox, who treated Aviva until shortly b Ebff FDA approves first new Alzheimer s drug in almost 20 years
British soldiers forced a Shia militia commander to listen to pornographic videos, deprived him of sleep, repeatedly beat him, and kept him in solitary confinement for more than five months, according to fresh damning allegations against the conduct of UK troops in Basra.A detailed account of the latest claims of unlawful treatment by British soldiers are contained in a 20-page witness statement, seen by the Guardian, of Ahmed Jawad al-Fartoosi, a leader of the radical Shia cleric Moqtada al Sadr s militia, the Mahdi army. The Ministry of Defence said yesterday that the military police were investigating the allegations. Fartoosi was detained for more than two y stanley cup ears, including nearly six months in solitary confinement. He was arrested in his Basra home in September 2005 and released late last year after British forces agreed to an Iraqi-sponsored deal with the militia.He says he was beaten with stanley cupe rifle butts and blindfolded befo stanley kubek re he was put in a tank. For 12 hours he and his fellow detainees given no food and were prevented from going to the toilet.He says he was taken to the British base at Shaibah, on the outskirts of Basra, where he spent 72 days in solitary confinement in a small cell with no ventilation, though he says he was provided with three cooked meals a day. On the third or fourth night, he says, soldiers brought a laptop and placed it on a window sill just outside his cell. After a short period of conversation in English it became clear to me that the DVD was