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The paper will be running a series of features on the hospital in December and is giving readers the opportunity to put questions to the chief executive Ian Renwick, director of nursing Shirley Richardson and medical director Bill Cunliffe.
Instead players put questions to one another and get to know each other.
TALENTED youngsters are being invited to put questions to the Prime Minister Shine, the national schools festival that celebrates all forms of talent in young people has just signed up almost 1m children across the UK.
 
 
 
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