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The parents of a young girls whose appendix burst and left her in agony as she waited eight hours for treatment at an emergency ward have urged more funding for hospitals to prevent a looming tragedy. Annabelle and David Oates took their seven-year-old daughter Audrey to the Women's and Children's Hospital in March after their GP diagnosed her with acute appendicitis. But they told reporters on Monday that she wasn't examined by a doctor for six hours and waited another two- and-a-half hours before an emergency operation was performed. Annabelle (pictured left) and David Oates (pictured centr...

The parents of a seven-year-old girl forced to wait eight hours to see a doctor before her appendix ruptured have spoken out about the delay.

Years of erosion has begun to uncover fascinating glimpses in to the past at a Cornish beach. As with many parts of Cornwall, Gwithian and Towans has a history heavily linked with tin production and extraction. Sand from the beach was sifted and processed to extract the metals contained within it, with the practice still continuing as recently as between the First and Second World Wars. Blasting through the rocks on the beach allowed horses and carts to continue along the sand as the tide came in, with men paid by the number of cart loads they brought in. It is said the first blasti...

The Texas Medical Board dropped its investigation into a Houston doctor who was fired and charged with giving away expiring COVID-19 vaccines salarshani@businessinsider.com (Sarah Al-Arshani) © Courtesy of David Oates/PR Security Dr. Hasan Gokal Courtesy of David Oates/PR Security Dr. Hasan Gokal was fired after giving away 10 COVID-19 vaccine doses that were due to expire. Gokal said he spent six hours trying to find people who wanted the shot. The Houston DA's office later charged him with theft. On December 29, Dr. Hasan Gokal was getting ready to wrap up the first da...