manish shah, who practice as agpin times. manish shah, who practice as a gp in east london convinced patients as young as 17 to have unnecessary intimate examinations for his own sexual gratification. manish shah, who is 50, will be sentenced in february. this report from our health editor. patients thought their gp was trusting and caring. but dr manish shah was found to have breached that trust. he was found guilty of sexual assaults on six patients, after similar verdicts concerning i7 others at a previous trial, which couldn't be reported at the time. he'd carried out vaginal and breast examinations, which were unnecessary and in breach of medical guidelines. some of his victims gave evidence at the trial. he would say, like, you know, you need to have, sexual health tests to make sure you're safe. you never whether somebody goes with somebody else, even though you might have a safe partner. he wasjust encouraging the tests along and i didn't think nothing of it. i thought if a doctor suggests it you pretty much go along

patients thought he was trusting and caring, but dr manish shah was today found to have breached thats on six patients. similar verdicts concerning i7 others at a previous trial couldn't originally be reported. he had carried out vaginal and breast examinations which were in breach of medical guidelines. he duped so many people. he used their weaknesses, fears and just took complete advantage. but not one time did i actually think that he was doing anything untoward. the court heard that the experience of the celebrity jade goody, who died of cervical cancer, had been mentioned to patients by dr shah is a reason for having smear tests. the prosecution said dr shah had exploited the fears of patients about cancer, and with a sexual motive. one was 17. he had falsely noted in medical records that patients had requested the examinations. a former patient who wasn't part of the trials alleged she had similar experiences. before an appointment i would just be thinking, he'll probably do an internal, he'll probably find a reason. he found a reason, and that's what i noticed, i think. but he

described as a well liked, respected and trusted gp, but the prosecution said manish shah took advantagefication. 0ne victim was 17. on a number of patients he carried out vaginal and breast examinations when there was no reason to, breaching medical guidelines. he just duped so many people. you know, he used our weaknesses, our fears, and just took complete advantage. but not one time did i actually think that he was doing anything untoward. the court was also told he'd mentioned celebrities, like jade goody, who'd died with cervical cancer is the reason to have the smear test, or angelina jolie who'd undergone a preventative double mastectomy as a reason to have a breast examination. he'd also falsely written in their medical notes that patients had asked for the examinations when they hadn't. before our appointment i'd just be thinking, he'll probably do an internal... 0ne former patient who wasn't part of the trial alleged she'd had similar experiences. he's a doctor and you trust them and your gut instinct tells you something is not right, but you can't put your finger on it and you

described as a well liked, respected and trusted gp, but the prosecution said manish shah took advantagefication. 0ne victim was 17. on a number of patients he carried out vaginal and breast examinations when there was no reason to, breaching medical guidelines. he just duped so many people. you know, he used our weaknesses, our fears, and just took complete advantage. but not one time did i actually think that he was doing anything untoward. the court was also told he'd mentioned celebrities like jade goody who'd died with cervical cancer is the reason to have the smear test, or angelina jolie who'd undergone a preventative double mastectomy as a reason to have a breast examination. he'd also falsely written in their medical notes that patients had asked for the examinations when they hadn't. before our appointment i'd just be thinking, he'll probably do an internal... 0ne former patient who wasn't part of the trial alleged she'd had similar experiences. he's a doctor and you trust them and your gut instinct tells you something is not right, but you can't put your finger on it and you c

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but dr manish shah was found to have breached that trust.verdicts concerning 17 others at a previous trial, which couldn't be reported at the time. he'd carried out vaginal and breast examinations, which were unnecessary and in breach of medical guidelines. he just duped so many people. he used their weaknesses, fears and just take complete advantage. but not one time did i actually think that he was doing anything untoward. the prosecution said dr shah had exploited the fears of patients about cancer and with a sexual motive. one was aged 17. he'd falsely noted in medical records that patients had requested the examinations. a former patient who was not part of the trial is alleged she had had similar experiences. before an appointment, i was thinking, you will probably find a reason to do an alternative. he found a reason, and thatis alternative. he found a reason, and that is what i notice. but he is a doctor first attachment to do an internal. you trust him and your cat into stomach instinct tells you something is not right but you canno

a doctor from romford has become guilty of sexually assaulting 23 female patients. 50—year—old manish shahe other charges and will be sentenced in early february. six people are known to have died and eight are missing presumed dead following monday's volcanic eruption in new zealand. two british women are among the injured. dozens of tourists were on the island. about 30 have serious burns. and let's join noel thompson for the northern ireland leaders debate. it is the final run—up to the general election and on thursday we are back at the polls.

a doctor from romford has become guilty of sexually assaulting 23 female patients. 50—year—old manish shahried out invasive intimate examinations. he was acquitted of five other charges and will be sentenced in early february. six people are known to have died and eight are missing presumed dead following monday's volcanic eruption in new zealand. two british women are among the injured. dozens of tourists were on the island. about 30 have serious burns. and let's join noel thompson for the northern ireland leaders debate. it is the final run—up to the general election and on thursday we are back at the polls. in the next hour, our studio audience will put their questions to the politicians. it's the northern ireland leader's debate. applause hello. in two days‘ time we'll be casting our votes once again, brexit and the border of course are key issues in this election but in northern ireland and across the uk, the nhs has come into sharp focus too in recent days. we have invited the leaders of the larger parties to take part in the debate. our line—up is steve aiken, the recently—appointed