gayle pickles has come to doncaster looking for answers about her father's death. it's taken 18 months to get here, the opening day of his inquest. i'm exhausted. i've been left banging on closed doors. so i'm really hoping that finally these next few days we'll get some answers. tony lee died on december 15th 2016. he was 8a. he'd been coping well after the death of his wife, betty. they met as teenagers and they died within five months of each other. when tony died, gayle took on the sad task of clearing his house. one importantjob was to collect all his unused medication and return it to the boots pharmacy near his home in norton, south yorkshire. tony took lots of tablets for his heart, kidneys, and one for anxiety. that last pill, dosulepin, can be toxic if you take too many. there should have been three packs to dispose of because one had been taken to hospital, but when i was looking through them i found six and another empty pack from the same dates. it began to dawn on me that dad had taken double his medication. it was a very scary moment. gail's dad got

above the knee, but at least it will reduce his constant pain. will reduce his constant pain. in doncaster and they sent me to the doctor. doctor. but they said i would not have a foot if i left it until friday. foot if i left it until friday. there have been 400 amputation is here in the last six years. here in the last six years. not have much of a future unless something was done about this. something was done about this. body is withering away in parts, and becomes a question of life or limb. becomes a question of life or limb. the operation will cost about £13,000. £13,000. rates in national figures, somewhere around 12%. around 12%. surgery, it is around 1%, so it is a risky operation. risky operation. traditionally been a vascular disease hotspot. disease hotspot. is a link between social deprivation and disease. and disease. is a higher than national average of amputation is here on deeside. amputation is here on deeside. that pattern, and do everything we can. can. vascular surgeon and asked them to come to see the patient immediately. come to see the patient immediately. interven

jeff fairburn was after a good new story with the opening of his company's new brick factory near doncasteron bonus. high... think... yeah, i'd rather not talk about that. it has been well covered. you don't want to discuss that today? are there any lessons to be learned from that? it's the biggest bonus in the country. no? 0k, right, fine. biggest bonus in the country. no? ok, right, fine. i think that's really u nfortu nate, actually, ok, right, fine. i think that's really unfortunate, actually, that you've done that. are dissatisfied persimmon homeowner in harrow were sold his property leasehold while neighbours later bought their homes with a more valuable freehold. well, i'm not surprised. but i'm angry. i'm not surprised. but i'm angry. i'm absolutely angry about this 75 million. basically this hold of element is his bonus. if he can get a75 element is his bonus. if he can get a 75 million bonus, i don't understand why they can't give us a freehold for free. persimmon built the foundations for this pay controversy five years ago with a new long—term incentive scheme. for these bosses

jeff fairburn was after a good news story with the opening of his company's new brick factory near doncasterher not talk about that. it has been well covered. you don't want to discuss that today? are there any lessons to be learned from that? it's the biggest bonus in the country. no? 0k, right, fine. i think that's really unfortunate, actually, that you've done that. this man is a dissatisfied persimmon homeowner in harrow where he was sold his property leasehold while neighbours later bought their homes with a more valuable freehold. well, i'm not surprised. but i'm angry. i'm absolutely angry about this 75 million. basically this whole development is his bonus. if he can get a 75 million bonus, i don't understand why they can't give us a freehold for free. persimmon built the foundations for this pay controversy five years ago with a new long—term incentive scheme. for these bosses, the higher the share price the higher the bonus and, boy, did the share price soar. it was fuelled by the government's help to buy scheme which encourages first—time buyers onto the property ladder. it was th

the first aid supplies from the uk are being flown out to indonesia from doncaster tonight to help survivorsd water purifiers are among the items on their way to the disaster zone on the island of sulawesi. the uk has pledged £3 million in aid, as well as humanitarian advisers to help with the rescue effort, which has been hampered following the eruption of a volcano. rising sea levels, punishing droughts, and life—threatening heatwaves, these are the potential impacts of global warming. the world has taken action, agreeing to limit the rise in average temperatures to two degrees. but un climate scientists are meeting now to discuss whether that is too high, and whether a limit of 1.5 degrees may be safer. many of the world's most vulnerable countries say that's essential to save them. one of those is vietnam. from there, our science editor david shukman reports. the painful sight of homes lost to the waves. the land here in the mekong delta is sinking. at the same time, the sea is rising as the world gets warmer. it is notjust houses being destroyed, farmland is vanishing, as well. these fa

stu and his girlfriend, carys, have arrived in doncaster for the procedure.worried that it's going to be a little bit too big. in your case, as you are opting for 15ml, you will notice a decent change. when it's done, will it look normal? yes, but it will take a couple of days, sometimes even a week, for the swelling firmness to be reduced. anything else? right, stuart, wejust need to take some pictures. some before photographs, if that's all right? this is going to be good. before the needle goes in, stu's had some cream to numb the area. i will injectjust underneath the head of the penis. we are using a short sharp needle. you may feel a little tension underneath your skin. she's looking at it... with men these days, confidence issues that stuart had, because he was quite big... obviously, his self—esteem's quite low, so i can't really say anything. you've gone from 12.5... to 15. yeah. well, 2.5 inches. oh, my god... 2.5 centimetres. it was time for abdul to come in for his treatment. so, the big day's here. how are you feeling? it is, yeah. ifeel quite go

from playing for the peglers brass works reserve team in doncaster to helping liverpool become the kingsitaker about what it feels like to be the first woman to play the alien with two hearts as she becomes the latest tenant of the tardis. here's a summary of today's main stories from bbc news. a major conservative party donor has accused the party of losing its way and that the prime minister has "let herself down personally" by failing to champion business. the comments by michael spencer come ahead of a major speech on the economy by the chancellor, philip hammond. meanwhile the brexit secretary dominic raab will use his speech at the tory party conference to warn the eu that the uk's willingness to compromise in negotiations is "not without limits". restaurants are to be forced to hand over all tips to their staff. the prime minister wants to introduce new laws to stop employers making deductions from money left by customers. in recent years, some restaurants have come under fire from unions for deducting up to 10% of tips in administration fees. six prison officers have been injured

concluded this contributed to his death, following a breakdown at communication at a boots store in doncasterthese things? i'm just appalled at them. in response to her comments about the investigation, boots see as soon as an issue is identified and it was made on limited information and that the chief pharmacist was already supporting that investigation. they say procedures have already been updated and patient safety is their number one priority. but gail is also concerned that having examined 15 medication packs dispensed by boots to her father, 15 medication packs dispensed by boots to herfather, she believes is standard operating procedures had not been followed on numerous occasions, so we ask the patient safety pharmacy expert to take a look... safety pharmacy expert to take a look. . . the safety pharmacy expert to take a look... the standard procedure in certain areas is never adhered to for these packs. iwant certain areas is never adhered to for these packs. i want to see whether it was more widespread. pharmacists are horrified... if you are getting errors and violations occurrin