this is just a general medical council investigation. a criminal investigation.riminal investigation is being reported on the front pages of the independent. it is as serious as it can get and this is going back to 2015, so there isa numberof this is going back to 2015, so there is a number of years where care has clearly been completely substandard queen elizabeth, the queen mother hospital as being investigated and doctors that what they're being investigated. and several families affected by that in the report to realise the true horror of it. for those who have not been cared for by that hospital and are still being cared for because of huge amounts of concern. police give up on charging thieves in bringing in prosecutions and parts these figures suggest that one of iii and parts these figures suggest that one of 11; crimes results in a charge stop till it's time to about 15% to 7% committed, only 7% action result ina 7% committed, only 7% action result in a charge. it was 15% a few years ago. the point they're making about theft is between this impersonal th

and notjust in examination by the general medical council, this is gone further.on. doctors are being investigated and spoken to over their care and duty of care in relation to these patients. the report from the bbc earlier on today, it was the families in the absolute sadness of the families, the no answers and very poor communication. they were saying their children were ill in some cases. they weren't getting the response back that they felt that they needed. it was really upsetting, the report, a really sad story. and the fact these lessons have not been learned. it would appear that little has been learned. the telegraph. police give up on charging thieves. not enough people to do the charging? it does appear that because of police cutbacks, staffing cutbacks, it is more and more difficult. you're going to have to help me... have some water. don't leave it to me, whatever you do. this report says that if you look at the numberof this report says that if you look at the number of people charged with an offe nce, the number of people charged with an offence, o