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GP may be struck off after taking part in Just Stop Oil protest

Dr Sarah Benn, a Birmingham doctor, may lose her medical license due to participation in a Just Stop Oil protest resulting in jail time, pending a medical hearing.
Multiple arrests at the Kingsbury Oil Terminal protest in Warwickshire led to Dr Benn's legal trouble.
Informing the General Medical Council and her employer after each arrest, the GP faces consequences for her actions.

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Nottingham Post

GP may be struck off after taking part in Just Stop Oil protest

A hearing will decide if she can keep her job as a doctor

1 year ago·Nottingham, United Kingdom

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GP may be struck off after taking part in Just Stop Oil protest

A hearing will decide if she can keep her job as a doctor

1 year ago·Wales, United Kingdom

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Birmingham Mail

Birmingham doctor could be struck off after taking part in Just Stop Oil protest

GP Sarah Benn, 57, from Birmingham, faces a medical hearing which will decide if she can maintain her licence to practise medicine

1 year ago·Birmingham, United Kingdom

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Birmingham doctor could be struck off after Just Stop Oil protest

Dr Sarah Benn from Birmingham was part of a demonstration at the Kingsbury oil terminal in 2022.

1 year ago·United Kingdom

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