let s look at news really quickly. a cancer expert assessed the health of the lockerbie bomber now regrets his testimony and should have been more cautious about his chances for prostate cancer survival. maybe he should have actually examined the patient. the professor tells the british paper the observer that, quote, if i could go back in time, i probably would have done been more vague like this guy is not sick at all. the lob lockerbie bomber released last august and allowed to return home to libya when experts said he had only three months to live. one year later, he is looking pretty good. he is the healthiest man in libya, indeed. also the un general secretary seeing nothing to do like the floods that hit pakistan a couple of weeks ago and cover one quarter of the country and and 21 people left homeless. the driver behind the wheel
fish camp in the afternoon. five people, including former us senator ted stevens died in the crash. four people survived. so far the nstb has not determined the cause. a cancer expert who examines the lockerbie bomber before his release from a british prison says doctors should have been more cautious about the prisoner s chances of survival. al-megrahi has prostate cancer. and experts believed he only had three months to live when he was returned to libya on compassionate grounds. new york city now cut off all funding to dominicana, a charity supported by charlie rangel, the same time the department of investigation opens a probe into the group s finances. since it started in 1985 the group received 66 million dollars in city contracts and currently has close to $77,000 in its bank account. back in june, rangel signed off on a 2.6 million dollar taxpayer funded grant to the
truckers who have likely changed their appearance. this friday will mark the one-year anniversary of the release of the lockerbie bomber. abdel baset al megrahi. the prison doctor who played a key role of megrahi who killed 270s people is not a cancer expert. joining us for the latest is tazin ahmed. good morning to you. good morning, alex. this weekend british newspapers have been collecting the latest developments on the story and most of them center around the doctors involved in al megrahi s release. they are saying peter kaye who contributed towards the release of the bomber, had no specialist cancer knowledge and he was just a general practicer. he played a key role in the medical evidence collected. the newspapers discovered he was not any kind of specialist register. okay. so tazeen, we have another doctor who s at the center of
accomplice focused on northwestern montana and southern canada. both fuj tgitives are experienc long haul trucker that likely changed their appearance. new details this morning indicate the prison doctor who played a key role in alma gras hi is not a cancer expert. joining us london for the latest on the story, tazine. good morning. well, this weekend british newspapers have been collecting the latest developments on the story. most of which center around the doctors involved in the release. the sunday telegraph saying peter kay, the prison doctor who contributed towards the release of the lockerbie bomber had no specialist cancer knowledge and was a general practitioner. he played a key role in the medical gathered but newspapers
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