Pages taken from the Newcastle student arts publication Culture, featuring a piece on forthcoming productions at Northern Stage.

Pages taken from The Metro featuring an article on Tamasha Theatre's visiting Bollywood adaptation of Wuthering Heights at Northern Stage.

Consists of copy of article from Hospital Doctor Magazine criticising plans in the NHS Redress Bill for going against the recommendations made in Sir Liam's Special Report Making Amends: A Consultation Paper setting out Proposals for Reforming the Approach to Clinical Negligence in the NHS , specifically not disclosing adverse events information in clinical negligence legal claims.

Consists of article by Sir Liam written after announcing his plan to retire as Chief Medical Officer in 2010, in which he discusses the progress made in patient safety during his time in the role and his hopes that this momentum will mean patient safety does not become a secondary consideration.

Includes a profile of Sir Liam Donaldson's career.

Consists of copy of article entitled CMO Highlights Health Black Spots, covering Sir Liam's recommendations in his first Annual Report, including health inequalities, alcohol consumption and untreated high blood pressure.

Article featured on page 6.

Consists of profile and interview with Sir Liam entitled Good News for Northern Region, relating to his appointment as General Manager for the Northern Regional Health Authority. Discusses Sir Liam's career to date, the challenges in his new role and predictions and hopes for the North of England.

Article featured on page 16.

Consists of article entitled Donaldson States Case for Simulation in Training , which refers to Sir Liam's proposals in his 2008 Annual Report. Also discusses Sir Liam's call for minimum alcohol pricing in the same Annual Report.

Article featured on page 1.

Conisists of article entitled Professor Donaldson Pleadges Action Against Racists, in which Sir Liam's keynote speech at the Overseas Doctor's Association (ODA) is reported. Sir Liam acknowledged that problems exist, but stated that he was determined to make the National Health Service a fairer place for ethnic minority doctors.

Article featured on pages 8 to 9.