The family of a 10-year old girl will receive £2.8 million as compensation from the hospital.

Maisha was ten years old when she underwent an operation at the Great Ormond Street Hospital For Children NHS Trust and instead of having a dye injected into an artery in her brain, doctors accidentally injected glue leaving her with permanent brain damage.
The court heard that absence of labels on the syringes meant that doctors accidentally used the one filled with glue rather than the dye. “We can't wind the clock back. We hope there are now systems and procedures in place to ensure such a tragic mistake cannot be made again”, the trust's lawyer Nick Block said.
Source-Medindia