yaserjabbar no [on . er investigation. yaserjabbar no longer works _ investigation._ investigation. yaserjabbar no longer works for great - investigation. yaserjabbar no | longer works for great 0rmond street and has not been licensed to practice in the uk since january this year but we understand he is still working as an orthopaedic clinic in dubai. we have contacted yaser jabbar but have not yet heard back from him. let's turn to ukraine — where at least two civilians have been killed, and four injured, including two children in russian strikes on the northern ukrainian city of sumy. ukraine's air force says it destroyed 15 of 23 drones — and one guided air missile — launched by russia in the overnight attack. city authorities say several homes and cars were damaged. meanwhile, in polatava, funerals have been taking places for victims of the recent russian missle attack, which killed at least 55 people and injuired more than 300. the strike on september 3rd was one of the deadliest since the beginning of the war. i spoke to peter dickinson, editor of ukraine alert

we have approached for comment but no comment from yaserjabbar so far.he works for. great 0rmond and clinics he works for-— great 0rmond and clinics he works for. and what next for the family? _ works for. and what next for the family? the _ works for. and what next for the family? the review - works for. and what next for the family? the review by i works for. and what next for . the family? the review by great 0rmond street _ the family? the review by great 0rmond street will _ the family? the review by great 0rmond street will take - the family? the review by great 0rmond street will take time, l 0rmond street will take time, 721 patients coming into contact with the surgeon. they say around half of them are not deemed to be urgently in need of review but the review will take 18 months. they do have lawyers working on their behalf so we are waiting to see. there is another review that worked in the same time span done by the royal college of surgeons which was looking into general practices at great 0rmond street hospital and that is a review that has

they are all linked to this consultant orthopaedic surgeon, yaserjabbar.ctice in the uk. we understand he is now practising in dubai and in fact is due to speak at an international conference there next week. we've tried to get in touch with him but he hasn't responded. back in 2022, the trust called in the royal college of surgeons to review its paediatric orthopaedic service and in the college's report to the trust — according to the sunday times, which has seen it — a case involving leg straightening and lengthening was said to be incorrect and unsuitable. a lawyer for some of the families involved have said there are cases of muscle and nerve damage and, in one case, the amputation of a lower limb. the response from great ormond street is that they take very seriously the need to listen to patients and hear what has happened. they say they've been in contact with the patients and their families. the review will carry on for 18 months but the trust says that they are extending sincere apologies. hugh pym. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc

all of had been treated by yaserjabbar.s reviewed so far, 22 children have come to harm, 13 of them, it says, severely. lawyers representing some of those treated by yaserjabbar say some children as young as four months were subject to unnecessary surgery and suffered life changing injuries as a result. suffered life changing in'uries as a moi suffered life changing in'uries as a resultfi as a result. the clients that we have — as a result. the clients that we have been _ as a result. the clients that we have been instructed i as a result. the clients that we have been instructed to| we have been instructed to represent in claims against mr jabbar have suffered a variety of orthopaedic injuries, some of orthopaedic injuries, some of them have nerve damage, some have muscle damage, we have a client that has undergone an amputation of his lower limb, we have clients to have permanent deformities that have undergone unnecessary operations as well. great 0rmond _ operations as well. great 0rmond street _ operations as well. grea

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now, lawyers representing some of the families who were treated by yaserjabbar say children as youngnjuries, with one child having to undergo an amputation that could possibly have been avoided if different treatment had been followed. now, great 0rmond street has said it is incredibly sorry for the worry and uncertainty that this has caused and that it has contacted all patients and families affected. mrjabbar stepped down from his hospital position in september last year. you're live with bbc news. 0rganisers of protests across france on saturday say 300,000 people took part, including 160,000 in paris. the french interior ministry did not provide a figure, but said its estimates are typically much lower than the organisers'. regardless, saturday's protests show significant public opposition to president emmanuel macron�*s selection of the centre—right politician michel barnier as prime minister. protesters are angry that mr barnier was chosen by president macron, despite the left—wing bloc wining the most seats in this summer's elections. i discussed this with nicolas tenzer, non—

they are all linked to this consultant orthopaedic surgeon, yaserjabbar, who no longer works here atuk. we understand he is now practising in dubai and he is due to speak at an international conference there next week. we've tried to get in touch with him but he hasn't responded. in 2022 the trust called on the royal college of surgeons to review its paediatric orthopaedic service and in the college's report to the trust, according to the sunday times which has seen it, a case involving leg straightening and leg lengthening was said to be unsuitable. the lawyer for some of the families involved have said there are cases of muscle and nerve damage and in one case the amputation of a lower limb. the response from great ormond street is that they take very seriously the need to listen to patients and hear what has happened. they say they've been in contact with the patients and their families. the review will carry on for 18 months but the trust says they are extending their sincere apologies. algeria's incumbent president abdel—madjid tebboune has won a second five—year term in office.

the patients were treated by yaserjabbar — a consultant orthopaedic surgeon who worked at the hospital dead of three israeli security personnel by a jordanian truck driver at a border crossing which links it to the occupied west bank. jordan and israel have closed the king hussein—allenby bridge in both directions. israel's prime minister condemned the shooting. venezuela's opposition leader, edmundo gonzalez, has arrived in spain, where he's been granted political asylum. he left venezuela, where he had taken refuge in the spanish embassy in caracas. he had challenged the venezuelan president in july's elections. i will be back at the top of the hour. now on bbc news, it's sportsday.

the patients were treated by yaserjabbar, a consultant orthopaedic surgeon who worked at the hospital until a year ago. jordan's launched an investigation into the fatal shooting of three israeli security personnel by a jordanian truck driver at a border crossing which links it to the occupied west bank. jordan and israel have closed the king hussein—allenby bridge in both directions. israel's prime minister has condemned the shooting. venezuela's opposition leader — edmundo gonzalez — has arrived in spain, where he's been granted political asylum. he left venezuela, where he had taken refuge in the spanish embassy in caracas. he'd challenged the venezuelan president injuly�*s elections which the opposition claims it won. i will be back at the top of the hour. now on bbc news, americast. so, the us presidential election is getting ever nearer — it's getting more and more exciting. and the polls are really very tight. so, what does that tell us and how should we be reading them? we have got one of america's best known pollsters, who is famous for his predictions, joining us on this epi

the patients were treated by yaserjabbar — a consultant orthopaedic surgeon who worked at the hospitalnel by a jordanian truck driver — at a border crossing which links it to the occupied west bank. jordan and israel have closed the king hussein—allenby bridge in both directions. israel's prime minister has condemned the shooting. edmundo gonzalez — the senior venezuelan opposition figure — has arrived in spain where he's being granted political asylum. he had challenged the venezuelan president injuly�*s election — which the opposition claims it won. in a statement to his supporters he said �*we will continue the fight.�* now on bbc news. newscast. we've bounced back, with laura kuenssberg,

the royal college of surgeons was asked to examine cases relating to yaserjabbar, a consultant orthopaedicital says that of the 39 cases reviewed so far, 13 patients had come to severe harm. great ormond street says it's contacted all the patients and families affected and will ensure all the findings of the review are addressed at pace. an internationally famous children's hospital in london says it's carrying out an urgent case review of more than seven— hundred young patients seen drjabbar, who specialises in limb reconstruction, is now based in dubai. he's been contacted for comment, but has not yet responded to the allegations. here is our correspondent ellie price with more. go through the numbers. 721 patients are being reviewed as part of the concern over their contact with a sergeant that no longer works at great allman is to, and of those 722, they have so far been 39 cases looked into where the following levels of harm were identified. 13 patients have come to severe harm, we don't know exactly what the harm is, nine have suffered low or moderate harm, 15 have come to no harm an

that surgeon is yaserjabbar. he worked at the london hospital for five years between 2017 and 2022.nd families of patients, great ormond street asked the royal college of surgeons to conduct a wider review into its orthopaedic practices. subsequently, the hospital wrote to all 721 of mrjabbar�*s patients and their families. it now said 22 children in 39 cases it had looked at so far had come to some degree of harm, with 13 classified as serious. for george's family, who only found out earlier this year, it's come a huge shock. george had been under their care since he was two, and we had had the best care. and you do go in with blind trust, because it is great ormond street. we are devastated, and we are mortified that our trust has been broken by the place that we trusted our son to. in a statement, great ormond street apologised, and said a group of independent experts are now reviewing all the patients of one surgeon, and that it was committed to being open and transparent. mrjabbar is now thought to be practising in dubai, and has not responded to the bbc for comment. i was quit

the patients were treated by yaserjabbar — a consultant orthopaedic surgeon who worked at the hospitalntil september last year. jordan's launched an investigation into the shooting dead of three israeli security personnel by a jordanian truck driver at a border crossing which links it to the occupied west bank. jordan and israel have closed the king hussein—allenby bridge in both directions. israel's prime minister condemned the shooting. venezuela's opposition leader, edmundo gonzalez, has arrived in spain, where he's been granted political asylum. he left venezuela, where he had taken refuge in the spanish embassy in caracas. he had challenged the venezuelan president injuly�*s elections, which the opposition claims it won. now on bbc news, the prime minister has told the bbc that his new government is "going to have to be unpopular" if it wants to change the country. speaking to sunday with laura kuenssberg, and in his first major interview in number 10, sir keir starmer said it was vital to "do difficult things now" such as the cuts to pensioners�* winter fuel payments, and not run

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the patients were treated by yaserjabbar — a consultant orthopaedic surgeon who worked at the hospitalntil september last year. jordan's launched an investigation into the shooting dead of three israeli security personnel by a jordanian truck driver at a border crossing which links it to the occupied west bank. jordan and israel have closed the king hussein—allenby bridge in both directions. israel's prime minister condemned the shooting. venezuela's opposition leader, edmundo gonzalez, has arrived in spain, where he's been granted political asylum. he left venezuela, where he had taken refuge in the spanish embassy in caracas. he had challenged the venezuelan president in july's elections. i will be back at the top of the hour. now on bbc news, it's sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm gavin ramjaun. more golds for gb on the final day of paralympics action, on what's been a successful campaign in paris. we are an incredibly small nation, so to bring home the kind of medal numbers we is unbelievable. frustration for northern ireland in plovdiv, as a mistake costs them dearly

yaserjabbar worked as an orthopaedic surgeon at the london hospital, for five years, between 2017 andr experience at the hospital, what you went there for, and what procedures you had? in went there for, and what procedures ou had? :: :: ., you had? in 2020, i went to the hosital you had? in 2020, i went to the hospital to _ you had? in 2020, i went to the hospital to have _ you had? in 2020, i went to the hospital to have a _ you had? in 2020, i went to the hospital to have a limb - you had? in 2020, i went to the i hospital to have a limb lengthening surgery on my left hand. it was a good experience, there was amazing hospitality, and you were told many great things about what would happen. and we met drjabbar, he introduced us to what he would do, he acted with extreme confidence as to what he was going to do but it was not. 50 to what he was going to do but it was not. ., to what he was going to do but it i was not._ when to what he was going to do but it. was not._ when i was not. so what did he do? when i was not. so what did he do? when i was under. — was not. so what did he do