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A trusted GP in Leeds used his position to inject vulnerable patients with lethal doses of diamorphine, masking murders as natural deaths. Decades of unchecked power, flawed death‑certification rules, and inadequate drug monitoring allowed a staggering excess mortality among his elderly patients. The case sparked a national inquiry, leading to mandatory peer review of death certificates, electronic controlled‑drug tracking, stricter practice inspections, and a cultural shift toward greater medical accountability.

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