内容摘要：He spent just over a year working as a senior parliamentary adviser to Ashton-under-Lyne MP Angela Rayner and then a period working for Andy Burnham, first while he was an MP and later during his campaign to become the first mayor of the Greater Manchester city region.

He spent just over a year working as a senior parliamentary adviser to Ashton-under-Lyne MP Angela Rayner and then a period working for Andy Burnham, first while he was an MP and later during his campaign to become the first mayor of the Greater Manchester city region.

The BBC has previously reported that:The trust launched a series of internal investigations into the three patients who died - and concluded that they had experienced “poor care”.

It also conceded one woman who died “would have survived if there were no post-operative complications”.The woman’s daughter, who asked not to be identified, said: “We didn’t understand how mum died. No one seemed to know why the operation was not successful.“There needs to be a thorough investigation into these deaths, not just an action plan. That’s not enough.”

Health watchdog the Care Quality Commission looked at the deaths and concluded there had been no breach of regulations.University Hospitals Sussex said: “Our investigations did not raise concerns about the surgeries themselves but did identify common themes for improvement, which we acted on immediately to ensure our services are as safe as possible.

“These included better communication with patients before and after surgery, improved training for end-of-life care, and strengthened processes especially when care is transferred from one site to another.”

Prof Poston said these operations usually had a 1% chance of ending in death.Chicken manure contains high levels of phosphorus and nitrogen, making it a good fertiliser for crops, the

However, the nutrients can lead to excessive growth of algae in waterways, starving the river of oxygen and killing fish.In May, Shropshire Council gave permission for LJ Cooke & Son to build four sheds at Felton Butler, north-west of Shrewsbury.

According to a motion put forward by Forest of Dean District Green Party councillor Andrew McDermid, more than 50 million chickens were already being farmed at any one time in the Wye and Severn catchment areas.McDermid said it was "inevitable" the Forest of Dean would be affected by river degradation due to its location downstream between both rivers and next to their outlets into the Severn Estuary.