内容摘要：Dignitaries are sitting on the the right-hand side of the square - facing the Basilica - with the heads of state for Argentina and Italy taking the front seats.

Dignitaries are sitting on the the right-hand side of the square - facing the Basilica - with the heads of state for Argentina and Italy taking the front seats.

The trust said it regretted her treatment had been affected by a "clerical error", but also cited disruption due to the Covid pandemic."We acknowledge the inconvenience and distress this caused," the NHS trust said.

Mr Carlier claimed the "clerical error" had never been properly explained to his family.He said the cost of going private had left them in a "delicate and stressful" financial position.While Mr Carlier said they were able to find the money, he feared "many others" would not be "so fortunate".

Dartford and Gravesham NHS Trust said it had written to Mr Carlier's family explaining the clerical error was a "double booking".Mr Carlier said the family had been told by Queen Mary's Hospital in Sidcup, south east London, in January 2020 that his mother-in-law would have a total hip replacement the following month as the case was "urgent".

"You could hear her bones grinding when she tried to walk," he said. "She was in absolute agony.

"There was no respite from it. She wasn't able to sleep properly."In a review of the incident, Kate Green said there were "lessons to be learned", adding she had written to Chief Constable Stephen Watson to ask Greater Manchester Police (GMP) to "address a number of matters".

At the time, Greater Manchester Police (GMP) assistant Chief Constable Rick Jackson said officers had acted based on "intelligence" about anti-social behaviour on trains.The actions led to a protest in Manchester city centre from the Traveller community, with the Traveller Movement demanding a public apology from police.

The advocacy group said it was also considering referring the incident to the Independent Office for Police Conduct.Green said police had provided an account of what happened and said she "understood the rationale" due to a surge in "crime, anti social behaviour and disorder across the city centre" that day.