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12/11/2012

Why are some cancer-stricken children being denied lifesaving treatment? Plus lifting the lid on the hidden world of reptile traders.

Mark Jordan investigates how some child cancer patients are being denied lifesaving treatment because they live on the wrong side of the NHS postcode lottery. Paul Carter finds out why London's rental market is failing people with disabilities. And - Richard Daniel lifts the lid on the hidden world of reptile traders.

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Mon 12 Nov 2012 19:30

Reptile traders under scrutiny

Reptile traders under scrutiny

There are around one million pet reptiles and amphibians in the UK.

But reptile traders have come under increasing scrutiny from animal campaigners who want to shut down animal shows and stop reptiles being traded as pets.

on the 麻豆官网首页入口 News website.

Child cancer drug 'postcode lottery'

Child cancer drug 'postcode lottery'

A "postcode lottery" is seeing some children denied a life-saving cancer treatment merely because of where they live.

Doctors in Germany and the US are pioneering a new antibody treatment for neuroblastoma, one of the deadliest forms of childhood cancer.

on the 麻豆官网首页入口 News website.

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Role Contributor
Presenter Matthew Wright
Series Producer Andy Richards
Reporter Mark Jordan
Reporter Paul Carter

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