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Sir Al Aynsley-Green: ‘Why do we have such appalling outcomes for children?’

Sir Al Aynsley-Green has spent his career in medicine and public life advocating for children. Now, he’s hoping his new book will ‘light a touch paper’ for some important issues
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Posted 25 October 2018 - 14:28
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