today, i can announce that i've asked professor sir norman williams, former president of the royal college of surgeons advisor, to conduct a rapid review into the application of gross negligence manslaughter in healthca re. a crowdfunding campaign has now raised more than £300,000 to try to fight to clear dr bawa—garba's name. doctors say it's important staff feel able to admit to mistakes and learn from them, without fear of punishment. on any day in healthcare, things can go wrong, and it's only by fixing the systems that actually you can make patients and all of the staff who work in there safer because you need to consider both when it comes to actually making patients safer. jack's family say the legal decisions should simply be respected. it's awful and it's wrong. you know, i've lost my little boy in all this. i don't need this. all i've tried to do is fight forjustice for my little boy. we've got it. she needs to basically take the punishment that she's got, just like the nurse, and just get on with it. doctors said jack's death was tragic and they had every sympathy for his family, and their

caused huge concerns, so today i can announce that i've asked the former president of the royal college of surgeons are learned from and not covered up, how we ensure there is a clarity about where the line is drawn in medical practise respect... and any lessons that need to be learned by the general medical council and other professional regulators. studio: other mps wanted to know what ministers would do to integrate. there's not enough money, the government keeps trying to avoid. mr speaker, we've given extra funding over the next three years to help councils, that's addition to giving them access to nine point dedicated social care funding by... the former top civil servant at the foreign office has been an outspoken attack on the government's the dramatic vision for britain after it leaves the european union. the idea of global britain is to show that the uk will remain fully engaged with the world. doctor simon fraser seemed less than impressed. to be frank, i think many countries that for the time being we've lost the plot in terms of understanding or we intend to go and it has to be said th

can announce that i have asked professor sir norman williams, the former president of the royal college of surgeons of gross negligence manslaughter in healthca re. a crowdfunding campaign has now raised more than £300,000 to try and fight to clear dr bawa—garba's name. doctors say that the case has made them fearful of the consequences of making mistakes. an appreciation of what it was like to truly act under the pressure of that day needs to be learned by everybody, really, because healthcare is, by its nature, a pressurised situation. jack‘s family say the legal decisions should simply be respected. it's awful and it's wrong. i've lost my little boy in this. i don't need this. all i've done this fight for justice for my little boy. she needs to ta ke justice for my little boy. she needs to take the punishment, just like the nurse, and get on with it. doctors said jack‘s death was tragic and they had every sympathy for his family and their aim was to ensure that lessons were learned to keep future patients safe. hugh pym, bbc news. the time is 6.15. our top story this evening... the boss of the c

the royal college of veterinary surgeons doesn't agree.s been lost or stolen, but they shouldn't be expected to routinely scan every dog coming into a practice. it's now five months since scooby was snatched from his home and in that time there have been no verified sightings of him, but max isn't giving up hope, or her memories. we still keep the pen because, you know, i didn't want to put everything away because then that's admitting that he's never coming back. so the pen is still out, i've still got his insurance running. yeah, it's just really sad. you just want him back, you know? and we'll be talking more about this later in the programme. if this is something you've been affected by, please let us know what happened. #victorialive still to come. why are so few new fathers taking up the offer of shared parental leave? we'll talk to two dads who decided to take advantage of the scheme and an employer. and we're all getting older, but that comes with the risk of disease. we'll have a report on a group of pioneering scientists who are