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BACK IN THE NEWS
Three years after Panorama broadcast an undercover report on the treatment of elderly patients on an NHS hospital ward in Brighton, the nurse who blew the whistle has been taken to a disciplinary tribunal.
The Nursing and Midwifery Council(NMC) panel have dismissed two charges against Margaret Haywood who helped to secretly film in the Royal County Hospital in Brighton for Panorama: Undercover Nurse.
They ruled that there was no evidence she had broken the NHS Trust's whistleblowing policy by raising "serious concerns" in the media.
They also found Ms Haywood had no case to answer over claims that she had failed to help colleagues when a patient suffered a seizure on a ward where she was working.
The nurse of 20 years had already admitted breaching patient confidentiality in relation to the programme.
You can read more about the story on
our website and find out about the original report in our archive pages.
BABY P UPDATE
The General Medical Council have suspended the doctor who failed to spot Baby P's injuries just two days before his death.
Dr Sabah al-Zayyat, a locum paediatrician at St Ann's Hospital in London, had been placed under supervision after the GMC put temporary conditions on her registration. These conditions have now resulted in full suspension from practice as the case is investigated further.
You can read more about the story on the BBC News website.
Panorama's programe What Happened to Baby P? is available to watch on our website.
ADDICTED TO AID
And if you missed it, this week's Panorama saw Sorious Samura investigate those responsible for the distribution of aid in his home country of Sierra Leone and also Uganda.
In Addicted to Aid Sorious revisited the hosiptal in Sierra Leone where he was born only to find conditions had worsened since his birth 45 years ago.
If you would like to find out more about what happens to the billions of pounds that is donated in aid, there's more information about Sorious's report on our website.
And of course you can watch again on the BBC iPlayer.
RUNNING A SMALL BUSINESS?
If your business is feeling the pinch, Panorama wants to hear from you.
We would like to know about your experiences of running a small business during the credit crunch.
Are you having problems with banks lending you money? Have you been receiving late payments from clients? Or are there other issues affecting your business that you would like to tell us about?
We'd also like to know if you think the measures taken by the government will stimulate the economy and help your business.
If you'd like to email us about this please use the following address -panorama.sme@bbc.co.uk
BYE FOR NOW
That's all for this week. You can keep up to date with what's happening on the programme on our website.
And remember, if you have a story, suggestion or comment you'd like to send us about a Panorama in general then you can always email us panorama@bbc.co.uk
The Panorama Team
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