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Monday, 22 November, 1999, 03:01 GMT
Parents of children who died in the Bristol heart scandal have reacted angrily to a compensation deal offered by National Health Service.
Bristol surgeon appeals against dismissal Bristol heart surgeon sacked Doctor suspensions soar in wake of Bristol scandal Parents welcome scope of Bristol inquiry Patients to have say in doctors' merit awards Dramatising the Bristol heart scandal Senior doctors could get MOTs Bristol case 'less likely now' GMC toughens up doctors' guidelines Death tables 'not reliable' Police investigate baby deaths Doctor bans are not for good Top surgeon berates Dobson over baby deaths Doctor attacks 'mass hysteria' over Bristol case Dobson: GMC should have struck off third doctor Bristol parents confront doctors Public inquiry launched into heart babies tragedy Bristol doctors struck off 'Caring' Bristol surgeon defends himself Doctors must earn respect, says BMA leader Baby case parents step up bid for inquiry Hospital doctors to come under scrutiny 'Our rights were ignored' Patients will be protected, says Blair Child death ruling prompts inquiry call Child death doctors could be struck off Bristol's broken hearts Doctors call for action on self-regulation New checks on heart surgeons 'Let others face child death probe' Panorama: Broken hearts Bristol babies timeline | Search BBC News Online | |
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