this is the pharmacy in felixstowe where the mistake was made.r so serious, suffolk police considered a charge of corporate manslaughter. staff hadn't followed com pa ny safety procedures. i felt angry. i felt i wanted to throw a brick through every single boots store that i saw. i blame boots for... ...for my father's death. in 2011, one manager had been concerned about pressure in boots pharmacies. greg lawton reported to the superintendent pharmacist at boots headquarters. as a clinical governance pharmacist, he thought the company wasn't giving pharmacies enough money for staff. this is the first time he's spoken publicly. when i came into the patient safety role in 2011, i wrote a paper for the superintendent's office, which set out those concerns, explained the issues with the staffing model and how that could put patient safety at risk. in 2012, in the same month as douglas's death, police investigated another serious dispensing error. the boots uk board ordered an urgent investigation into more than 100 stores with the highest level of in

the pharmacist in felixstowe was eventually given a police caution for an offence under the medicinesuglas's death, they wanted to see boots' own internal investigation report. the company was entitled to refuse under legal professional privilege. while the detective in charge acknowledges that, he feels the company had a moral responsibility. do i feel that boots gave us the full cooperation? no, i don't. i do think, particularly a big corporate company such as boots, who have a significant responsibility towards public safety, have a moral duty to cooperate fully with any police investigation. and also they have an overriding duty to demonstrate transparency to the family. boots says it cooperated fully with the police, and legal privilege allows staff to make full and frank reports. the company says it wishes to apologise again to the families of the three patients who died following dispensing errors. we wanted to find out how many errors there are in community pharmacy, but it hasn't been easy. we do know that, in a year, more than 17,000 incidents involving medication were repor

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thank you to one of our weather watchers over towards felixstowe.a. hopefully you are not in the north west of scotland tomorrow because the weather will be at its wettest and windiest tomorrow, and it is pretty windy across many northern and western part overnight with rain as well and it could wake you up. if you are on the move first thing tomorrow is, it is gales and some heavy rain, not just tomorrow is, it is gales and some heavy rain, notjust near the centre which we will come back to but even as this front moves across england and wales, as it will be quite squally in its own right. close to the centre, we might find some of those gussets easily at 70 mph —— some of those gusts. and as we come back towards the weather front which is moving further south and east, the wind around there, and notjust in the hills and on the coast, but even inland you could be looking at 40-50 even inland you could be looking at 40—50 mph so bear that in mind if you are travelling first thing in the morning rush hour. that fund will gradually moved further south

this is the scene at the moment in felixstowe.pells of sunshine. look at that cracking photograph of the snowcapped mountains in the scottish highlands. for the rest of this afternoon, we will continue with sunny spells in northern and western areas. still some fog patches which could linger on. going into the evening, this is at 5pm, still some clear spells down towards the south west of england. but coming into the west midlands and east wales, here we will see fog preforming as we go through the evening and into tonight. clearer skies for western wales. for scotland, clearer skies in the evening. temperature is just scotland, clearer skies in the evening. temperature isjust falling below freezing. sam hill fog around north—eastern areas. still patchy drizzle around parts of lincolnshire, into words east anglia and hill fog, as i mentioned. still some fog to come. it won't be as widespread or dense as last night. in the south—west, you might have to be aware first thing tomorrow morning of patches of fog which could cause travel