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» Thursday, April 26, 2007

Organ removal

Asked about the practice of the removal of organs, such as seen at Sellafield and other places, and the following announcement about an inquiry, the PMOS replied that when Alistair Darling had announced that there was going to be an inquiry, he said that it would go where evidence would lead it. Therefore, it was right and proper that they looked at other sites apart from Sellafield as well. The PMOS said that people should speak to the DTI for more details.

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