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Today, I raised serious concerns about whistleblowing at Bradford NHS Teaching Hospitals Trust with the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, including the landmark decision on whistleblower protection that was issued to Dr Max McLean, the former Chair of the Trust. I look forward to discussing this... show more

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Dr Chris Day1 year ago

Naz you are credit to the people of Yorkshire that you represent. Not all MPs have the courage and integrity to speak and act as you have. None of the 4 MPs that have helped me have been local to the hospital in my whistleblowing case

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