Public hearings set to resume in Shipman inquiry

The public inquiry into the crimes of Harold Shipman is resuming its public hearings as it tries to assess how many victims died at the former doctor's hands.

Public hearings set to resume in Shipman inquiry

The public inquiry into the crimes of Harold Shipman is resuming its public hearings as it tries to assess how many victims died at the former doctor's hands.

Following its summer recess the inquiry - headed by Dame Janet Smith - will continue investigating the deaths of at least 407 patients of the former GP from Hyde, Greater Manchester.

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