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would encourage people to undergo surgery more than once, knowing that what he was doing was totally u nwa today, his victims are seeing the results of a major independent enquiry into his malpractice. the enquiry report contains 87 pages of patient accounts. the suffering described, the callousness, the wickedness, the failures on the part of individuals and institutions as well as patterson himself. my report sets out what can only be described as wilful blindness in relation to his behaviour and aberrant clinical practice. colleagues avoided or worked around him. some could have known, others should have known. and a few must have known. with a bit of luck everything will be implemented, things will be put in place, especially in the private sector, where the patient was not protected at all. so hopefully things will be put in place. ian paterson more or less coerced us into going privately by telling me that my operations were urgently needed. and in actual fact, as i found out many years later, i didn't have cancer at all. in some cases surgery have cancer at all. in some cases surger

would encourage people to undergo surgery more than once, knowing that what he was doing was totally u nwahis victims are seeing the results of a major independent inquiry into his malpractice. the inquiry report contains 87 pages of patient accounts. the suffering described, the callousness, the wickedness, the failures on the part of individuals and institutions as well as paterson himself. my report sets out what can only be described as wilful blindness in relation to his behaviour and aberrant clinical practice. colleagues avoided or worked around him. some could have known, others should have known. and a few must have known. with a bit of luck everything will be implemented, things will be put in place, especially in the private sector, where the patient was not protected at all. so hopefully things will be put in place. ian paterson more or less coerced us into going privately by telling me that my operations were urgently needed. and in actual fact, as i found out many years later, i didn't have cancer at all. in some cases surgery dates back more than 20 years, scars of the body

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>> outreach is designed with our partners, with the urban league, with th nwa cp and who understad the community. >> including media outreach. >> including media outreach, radio -- >> we have an advertising agency that is a black advertising agency that the partner with y and r who worked to design a lot of the media campaign and reach out to the black community. >> i see my time is up at thank you, mr. chair. >> the gentleman yields. the turner recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. >> thank you for the panel to being here today, the census is very important for everyone and i want to make note that the impeachment sideshow, i'm glad were starting to address some of the potential problems with the census. ensuring an accurate count is essential particular for world districts, the one i represent who receive a lower return on federal tax dollars invested to $2000 per person not counter. as of the beginning of february, over 2 million people had completed an assessment to become enumerator and a 2020 census which is approaching the target of 2.6 million candidates by next month

another weekend and another dose of u nwa nted another weekend and another dose of unwanted windy andat is how it looked close to barnsley. you can seaton satellite this —— you can see on the satellite some snow on the leading edge of the rain in the north of england and scotland. that rain will continue to drift north with hill snow in scotland. milder in the south. but more rain piling in across parts of south west of england, wales into the west midlands, that is not good news after the flooding we have had and tonight this band of heavy rain will move tonight this band of heavy rain will m ove a cross tonight this band of heavy rain will move across many parts. behind it something clearer and colder. there are met office warnings in force for northern england, the south—west of england and wales. in the high ground in wales we could see up to 70 millimetres of rain. in some spots it could be up to 100 millimetres. that will exacerbate the flooding and we will start tomorrow with ice in northern ireland. this band of rain becomes slow moving across shetland. very windy here. furthe