Worried about the unexplained disappeared from LBC of Sangita Myska. She’s a brave, principled journalist and an excellent broadcaster. Listeners will be missing her. What’s the explanation?

Shoutout to my pal ⁦Dr Parvinder Shergill⁩
who alongside ⁦Juggy Sohal⁩ is the brainchild of the film ‘Kaur’ coming to Netflix next week! Alongside filmmaking, acting she’s also an NHS Dr. Mumma Shergill was bursting with pride. Amazing representation 🫶🏽 well done guys! X

'It was an absolute bombshell because my life just shattered within seconds.'
For the past few weeks I've been hearing first hand the experiences of those caught up in the #InfectedBlood scandal. Suresh Vaghela is one of the survivors calling for justice.
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Distributing deepfake pornography became a crime in the UK earlier this year, but after an investigation by this programme, creating deepfake pornography will also  become a criminal offence.

Today, one of the biggest deepfake porn sites in the world is now blocked to British

Loved being back on the ⁦BBC East Midlands⁩ sofa this week! I’ll also have your late news tonight (at a slightly later time) hope you can join us then x

Stags promoted!!! Reaction on BBC 1 at 1025 BBC East Midlands with Monika Plaha

Happy Vaisakhi. Marking the auspicious day with my first BBC World Service documentary. We follow a Sikh dad’s journey to revive classical stringed instruments from Guru Ji’s era.

On BBC Sounds, Doc Podcast. Brilliantly produced: Rachel Briggs Ajai Singh bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/w3…

Instagram to test new tools to fight so-called sextortion bbc.in/4cQmltA

In 1981, 12 young men in Bradford were arrested for preparing to defend their community from fascists. 4 decades on, I spoke to them about their trial & the solidarity that helped secure their freedom. The Bradford 12 case was a pivotal moment in British legal history.🧵 #Defiance

Thank you so much to those who have reached out to share their personal stories after the Panorama documentary. I’ve been reading all your direct messages.

Our story ‘NHS patients going private. What are the risks ‘ is available to watch on iPlayer.

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After the brutal murder of Gurdip Singh Chaggar in Southall 1976, a far right leader responded “one down a million to go”. It sparked a wave of protests against racial inequality & brutality.

#defiance is a powerful & emotional watch. The first time his family share their story.

For ⁦BBC Panorama⁩ I investigate patient safety at Spire, a major private provider used by the NHS.

With more than 6 million people in England on the waiting list for operations, is the NHS putting patients at risk by paying for them to go private? bbc.co.uk/news/uk-687170…

BBC Panorama has obtained testimony from doctors contracted by Spire Healthcare to work up to 168 hours a week

The company says the wellbeing of all its staff “is of paramount importance” and it has since updated its working practices

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“I was working round the clock, being the only doctor at night. Feeling constantly burnt out…this is not safe for the patients”

One of 28 testimonies from resident doctors who’ve worked at Spire. Almost all concerned about the workload & patient safety.

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Spire Healthcare: Death of NHS-funded private patient raises safety concerns bbc.in/4cFz16m

Watch tonight's #Panorama on the systemic patient safety risks in the private hospital sector with an interview with our Director. With more NHS patients being treated in private hospitals is the government knowingly exposing them to avoidable harm? bbc.co.uk/programmes/m00…

Spire Healthcare: Death of NHS-funded private patient raises safety concerns bbc.in/3xzOrsF

A woman died when a major private healthcare provider failed to transfer her to NHS intensive care quickly enough after she became critically ill.

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