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Binet 'embarrassed' by cancelled appointments

Binet 'embarrassed' by cancelled appointments
BBC Health Tuesday 03 November 2026, 14:06 UTC 1 min read
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Drone disruption, cancelled appointments and the new hospital. Jersey's health minister, Senator Tom Binet, was in the Hot Seat with Alison Moss.

Drone disruption, cancelled appointments and the new hospital. Jersey's health minister, Senator Tom Binet, was in the Hot Seat with Alison Moss.
Binet (PERSON) Jersey (LOCATION) Tom Binet (PERSON)
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