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and you think that was partly due to the care? yes, definitely. how would you characterise the care? negligent. inhumane. while the trust says decisions about tracheostomies are not made solely by neurosurgeons, one expert with 35 years experience has another view. in your opinion, was this death avoidable? yes. and why do you say that? if he had been assessed on a daily basis, and people had |tested his swallowing on a dailyi basis they would have picked up impaired swallowing rapidly. the responsibility for protecting the patient s airway must lie - with the operating surgeon, who must assess whether. there-s been a compromise of swallowing ability. and as soon as there s any suspicion of that, i you must get a tracheostomy done immediately to protect the patient s lung. university hospital sussex told us they offer their deepest condolences and added, our front line teams strive to give patients the best possible care. the coroner did not raise concerns rega ....
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clear violations of international humanitarian law in gaza. antonio guterres did not name names but he condemned the bombing of southern gaza, after people were told to flee there, and the use of civilians as what he called human shields . israel s responded, confronting the secretary general and calling on him to resign. it came as one of two israeli hostages, freed last night by hamas, spoke about her ordeal. yocheved lifschitz, who s 85, said she d been through hell but, as she left, she still shook the hand of her hamas kidnapper. her husband remains in captivity one of more than 200 people israel estimates are being held after the attacks of october 7th. hamas, designated a terrorist group by the uk, said the release was for humanitarian reasons. the war between israel and hamas is having repercussions in every corner of this volatile region. the first of our reports tonight is by our international editor, jeremy bowen, and it contains some distressing image ....
out. and we here for the first time from a hostage released. what an 85-year-old woman is revealing about her time in captivity. here are tonight s headlines. israel papers gaza with fires offering a reward for any information that leads to the hostages, as a family of one woman celebrates her release. she just proved us that she can survive everything. norah: the israeli army carry out strikes against 400 hamas targets within the last 24 hours. in five days, this place. norah: we are with israeli defense forces as they train for a ground invasion. we are prepared to be in battle in gaza as long as it takes. what does it feel now? norah: we introduce you to one of our own, a brave local journalist reporting from inside gaza. gaza. norah: incredible details tonight about that off-duty pilot who allegedly tried to crash a plane full of people. what investigators are saying about his motive. as we learn he may have been using psychedelic drugs. a sh ....
along the way he loved his family, his partner, eddie, he loved his friends and we loved him in return. we will miss you, joey. we will not forget you the news continues right here on cnn outfront. next we begin with breaking news, the face off and drama and the trump trial as the judge scolds the defense witness clears the courtroom. this is michael cohen makes a major admission. did he recover and he s one of the only american doctors left in gaza here. why the doctor who is credited with saving senator tammy duckworth s life in iraq, says this conflict is worse than anything he has ever seen plus breaking news, bannon just responding to the doj s request he starts his prison sentence. is trump s onetime right-hand man, about to go to jail. it s cloudfront good evening. i m erin burnett outfront tonight. are you staring me down right now? an explosive clash between the judge in trump s hush money trial and one of the only defense witnesses the judge, even at ....