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'Leave it in the hands of God': Hospital accused of 'covering up' concerns about suspended surgeon

One of the country's leading hospitals has been accused of covering up concerns about a surgeon made a decade before she was eventually suspended.

Kuldeep Stohr was suspended from Addenbrooke's Hospital in January this year after a review found issues with some of her surgeries - with the Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (CUH) later saying it was reviewing the care of 800 patients. A joint investigation by Sky News and The Sunday Times found the trust may have downplayed previous concerns, with a report identifying issues with Ms Stohr back in 2016.

A senior source at the hospital said children were "severely permanently harmed.

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