Londoner denied NHS cancer care: 'It's like I'm being left to die' - News Summed Up

Londoner denied NHS cancer care: 'It's like I'm being left to die'


Official suspicion about his immigration status led to him being evicted last summer, and he was homeless for three weeks. Because he has no savings and no way of paying £54,000, he says he is not receiving the cancer treatment he needs. Meanwhile, he is being denied potentially life-saving treatment.”Thompson’s case has been taken up by the migration charity Praxis, based in east London. As a result of the Home Office decision to question his immigration status, he is living on local authority destitution support – having paid tax and national insurance for decades. Thompson is feeling unwell and is constantly worrying about his condition, his treatment and his Home Office status.


Source: The Guardian March 10, 2018 06:00 UTC



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