Sabotage case nurse can work again

A nurse who was barred from working after being accused of sabotage at a hospital in Britain can return to nursing, a regulatory body ruled today.

Wed, 14 Sep, 2011 - 20:38

A nurse who was barred from working after being accused of sabotage at a hospital in Britain can return to nursing, a regulatory body ruled today.

But Rebecca Leighton will not be able to return to work at Stepping Hill Hospital in Stockport while internal inquiries continue into allegations she stole drugs.

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