Undated family hand-out picture of Stephen Parkins aged 42, from Bristol, who died in a hospital ward after complications arose following an operation to remove part of his transplanted kidney. * An inquest at Bristol Coroners Court heard that Parkins may have lived if he had been transferred to intensive care after he was admitted to the city's Southmead Hospital complaining of abdominal pains and breathlessness. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/undated-family-hand-out-picture-of-stephen-parkins-aged-42-from-bristol-who-died-in-a-hospital-ward-after-complications-arose-following-an-operation-to-remove-part-of-his-transplanted-kidney-an-inquest-at-bristol-coroners-court-heard-that-parkins-may-have-lived-if-he-had-been-transferred-to-intensive-care-after-he-was-admitted-to-the-citys-southmead-hospital-complaining-of-abdominal-pains-and-breathlessness-image380523563.html
RM2D329K7–Undated family hand-out picture of Stephen Parkins aged 42, from Bristol, who died in a hospital ward after complications arose following an operation to remove part of his transplanted kidney. * An inquest at Bristol Coroners Court heard that Parkins may have lived if he had been transferred to intensive care after he was admitted to the city's Southmead Hospital complaining of abdominal pains and breathlessness.
Bushey, UK. 15 April 2018. (L to R) Jane Cronk, Toni Parkins and Jayne Apps, fans from Bushey, are photographed in front of a blue plaque commemorating the life of singer George Michael which has been unveiled at Bushey Meads school in Bushey, north west London. George Michael was a student at the school for two years prior to finding success with Andrew Ridgeley in the group Wham! before moving on to a successful solo career. The blue plaque was made possible by the George Michael Appreciation Society and the Heritage Foundation. Credit: Stephen Chung / Alamy Live News Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/bushey-uk-15-april-2018-l-to-r-jane-cronk-toni-parkins-and-jayne-apps-fans-from-bushey-are-photographed-in-front-of-a-blue-plaque-commemorating-the-life-of-singer-george-michael-which-has-been-unveiled-at-bushey-meads-school-in-bushey-north-west-london-george-michael-was-a-student-at-the-school-for-two-years-prior-to-finding-success-with-andrew-ridgeley-in-the-group-wham!-before-moving-on-to-a-successful-solo-career-the-blue-plaque-was-made-possible-by-the-george-michael-appreciation-society-and-the-heritage-foundation-credit-stephen-chung-alamy-live-news-image179724085.html
RMMCB3W9–Bushey, UK. 15 April 2018. (L to R) Jane Cronk, Toni Parkins and Jayne Apps, fans from Bushey, are photographed in front of a blue plaque commemorating the life of singer George Michael which has been unveiled at Bushey Meads school in Bushey, north west London. George Michael was a student at the school for two years prior to finding success with Andrew Ridgeley in the group Wham! before moving on to a successful solo career. The blue plaque was made possible by the George Michael Appreciation Society and the Heritage Foundation. Credit: Stephen Chung / Alamy Live News
Bushey, UK. 15 April 2018. (L to R) Jane Cronk, Toni Parkins and Jayne Apps, fans from Bushey, pose in front of a blue plaque commemorating the life of singer George Michael which has been unveiled at Bushey Meads school in Bushey, north west London. George Michael was a student at the school for two years prior to finding success with Andrew Ridgeley in the group Wham! before moving on to a successful solo career. The blue plaque was made possible by the George Michael Appreciation Society and the Heritage Foundation. Credit: Stephen Chung / Alamy Live News Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/bushey-uk-15-april-2018-l-to-r-jane-cronk-toni-parkins-and-jayne-apps-fans-from-bushey-pose-in-front-of-a-blue-plaque-commemorating-the-life-of-singer-george-michael-which-has-been-unveiled-at-bushey-meads-school-in-bushey-north-west-london-george-michael-was-a-student-at-the-school-for-two-years-prior-to-finding-success-with-andrew-ridgeley-in-the-group-wham!-before-moving-on-to-a-successful-solo-career-the-blue-plaque-was-made-possible-by-the-george-michael-appreciation-society-and-the-heritage-foundation-credit-stephen-chung-alamy-live-news-image179724086.html
RMMCB3WA–Bushey, UK. 15 April 2018. (L to R) Jane Cronk, Toni Parkins and Jayne Apps, fans from Bushey, pose in front of a blue plaque commemorating the life of singer George Michael which has been unveiled at Bushey Meads school in Bushey, north west London. George Michael was a student at the school for two years prior to finding success with Andrew Ridgeley in the group Wham! before moving on to a successful solo career. The blue plaque was made possible by the George Michael Appreciation Society and the Heritage Foundation. Credit: Stephen Chung / Alamy Live News
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