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One of my followers @MarkDavis123646 has a plea for a stem cell match, he writes: "My wife is a nurse in the NHS. Sadly, her work colleague who is a lovely person with two very small children was diagnosed in mid-December with Leukaemia. Both being nurses, they realise how serious this is. "She needs a stem cell match "This is her story if you could share the link that would really give it some awareness. "Please emphasise to click the link as it contains important info about the kit for a simple cheek swab, that can be completed at home and posted back to the lab! "Emilia is a lovely person & a dedicated Nurse. "Thank you. "Mark👍" dkms.org.uk/get-involved/v…

Shabana Mahmood’s special advisor threatened us with an injunction and two different lawsuits last night in an attempt to block this story linking her to a notorious vote rigging case. I think it’s strongly in the public interest, so here it is. birminghamdispatch.co.uk/exclusive-shab…

EXCLUSIVE: RCMP Probe Found Alberta Prosecutors Relied on Foreign Doctor with Falsified Experience Alberta Crown prosecutors have been relying on a forensic pathologist with a heavily falsified CV, according to findings from an official RCMP investigation that are now coming to light through a disclosure package. David Stephan, wrongfully convicted in 2016 of failing to provide the necessaries of life to his son Ezekiel, says the pathologist’s testimony was central: “I was wrongfully convicted and went to jail when I shouldn’t have gone to jail because of this Nigerian pathologist who may not even be a doctor.” Adeagbo, the Crown’s star witness, claimed Ezekiel died from treatable bacterial meningitis rather than any failure by emergency responders. Stephan’s conviction was later overturned. Now revealed in the disclosure provided to Stephan: RCMP found major “inaccuracies” in Adeagbo’s CV. He claimed employment at U.S. facilities including Fox Chase Medical Center, Salvation Army, Warren E. Smith Health Center, and Progressions Health System — but RCMP could not confirm any of it; his name appeared in none of their HR databases. Despite this, Alberta Crown Prosecution Service ruled the falsified CV did not meet the threshold for perjury and recommended no charges. Stephan says: “Alberta Justice needs to be vetting their expert witnesses a lot more.” He calls it “an absolute miscarriage of justice” that cost his family “over a million dollars, 10 years of their lives,” and demands every case Adeagbo touched be reinvestigated: “There may be people in jail right now who aren’t supposed to be in jail because of him.” If Alberta Crown prosecutors relied on Adeagbo’s credentials in criminal proceedings, should Albertans be expected to trust the same prosecution service to determine whether that reliance caused miscarriages of justice? Full article below 🧵Follow and support @MediaBezirgan for more accountability journalism.

.@rachelmillward: "You cannot actually solve the housing crisis in the current planning system because it begins and ends with profit. Developer profit is protected in this system. We need to have council housing at scale & that will take a change of govt legislation" 🎯

EXCLUSIVE: RCMP Probe Found Alberta Prosecutors Relied on Foreign Doctor with Falsified Experience Alberta Crown prosecutors have been relying on a forensic pathologist with a heavily falsified CV, according to findings from an official RCMP investigation that are now coming to light through a disclosure package. David Stephan, wrongfully convicted in 2016 of failing to provide the necessaries of life to his son Ezekiel, says the pathologist’s testimony was central: “I was wrongfully convicted and went to jail when I shouldn’t have gone to jail because of this Nigerian pathologist who may not even be a doctor.” Adeagbo, the Crown’s star witness, claimed Ezekiel died from treatable bacterial meningitis rather than any failure by emergency responders. Stephan’s conviction was later overturned. Now revealed in the disclosure provided to Stephan: RCMP found major “inaccuracies” in Adeagbo’s CV. He claimed employment at U.S. facilities including Fox Chase Medical Center, Salvation Army, Warren E. Smith Health Center, and Progressions Health System — but RCMP could not confirm any of it; his name appeared in none of their HR databases. Despite this, Alberta Crown Prosecution Service ruled the falsified CV did not meet the threshold for perjury and recommended no charges. Stephan says: “Alberta Justice needs to be vetting their expert witnesses a lot more.” He calls it “an absolute miscarriage of justice” that cost his family “over a million dollars, 10 years of their lives,” and demands every case Adeagbo touched be reinvestigated: “There may be people in jail right now who aren’t supposed to be in jail because of him.” If Alberta Crown prosecutors relied on Adeagbo’s credentials in criminal proceedings, should Albertans be expected to trust the same prosecution service to determine whether that reliance caused miscarriages of justice? Full article below 🧵Follow and support @MediaBezirgan for more accountability journalism.