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Because i wasn't so willing to call in to say, oh, i'm not filled because i felt i'll lose money. yes. nuffield health, which runs the hospital in leeds where augustine worked, told us they expect all their service providers to comply with applicable laws and regulations and they'd review their relationship with any service provider found to be operating unethically. they say they closely monitor the workloads of their resident medical officers and stipulate regular breaks and rest days. this is where some nes doctors come for help. i have multiple night disturbances because i woke up multiple...

Been gone 30 years ago. so we're close, guys. this is the part where i feel really, really tense. ifeel like, oh, god, i'm coming back to this prison again because it was a prison to me, like to coming back again to this place. dr augustine is a nigerian doctor who came to the uk two years ago. today he's taking me back to that hospital that he says almost broke him. it's my room over there, the fourth floor. there you can see the windows open. so there's a doctor up there right now doing the same job i was doing. i still feel anxious because, you know, i can't explain what it means, likejust ...

So we're close, guys. this is the part where i feel really, really tense. ifeel like, oh, god, i'm coming back to this prison again because it was a prison to me, like to coming back again to this place. dr augustine is a nigerian doctor who came to the uk two years ago. today he's taking me back to that hospital that he says almost broke him. it's my room over there, the fourth floor. there you can see the windows open. so there's a doctor up there right now doing the same job i was doing. i still feel anxious because, you know, i can't explain what it means, likejust being confined to this p...

Augustine is one of 9,500 nigerian doctors licensed to work in the uk. recruitment from abroad has never been higher, with almost 40% of uk doctors trained overseas. but his recruitment by a british company called nes health care meant working long hours in a private hospital with potential consequences, he says, for patients�* health. i would wake up at 6.30 behind the ward at seven and it was an 80 bedded hospital. so i was looking after all of the patients on the ward. 0utpatients and x—ray, and i would be working from seven up until 11 at night. and i would think that i'm meant to go t...

To registration for doctors abroad. and the british council says it simply delivers the pleb one exams in line with gmc requirements. remember augustine, the doctor from the start of this report? well, it was whilst he was studying for the second part of those plab exams here in the uk that he was approached by nes health care, the company behind me, and later offered visa sponsorship and a potential job. it sounds like that's a breach of the government's code of practice on no active recruitment from red list countries says it's not because the company is not a recruitment agency and the doct...