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David Gray was given a huge overdose of diamorphine

An out-of-hours GP service, which employed a locum who gave a man a fatal overdose, had seen two other patients collapse after being given overdoses.

Dr Daniel Ubani was on his first shift for out-of-hours firm Take Care Now in 2008 when he was called to treat David Gray, 70, at his Cambridgeshire home.

The German-trained locum doctor who killed a British patient on his first NHS shift has been allowed to help teach doctors.

The son of a patient who was killed by a German doctor on his first shift in England has welcomed plans to tighten up rules on the.

Dr Daniel Ubani, who was born in Nigeria but is based in Germany, has been prosecuted but is still able to practise as a doctor in the UK.

David Gray, 70, from Cambridgeshire, died in February after he was given 10 times the normal dose of the painkiller diamorphine by Dr Daniel Ubani on his.

Rory Gray could have to pay a huge sum to Dr Daniel Ubani who killed his father with a drug overdose.

An inquest heard Dr Christopher Browning, of Take Care Now (TCN), had issued a warning to staff about doses.

He said he was concerned at the giving of incorrect doses.

Dr Ubani, who came from Germany, injected Mr Gray at his Manea home with 10 times the recommended dose of diamorphine in February 2008, the hearing has been told.

Warning to staff

Mr Gray had been suffering from kidney pains.

Dr Browning, clinical governance lead for TCN, said he had issued a warning to staff about the dangers of giving incorrect doses after two patients were t