The family of a graphic designer who died after a drugs trial blunder claimed he was 'slowly poisoned to death' and have demanded an investigation into the doctor who treated him.
Gary Foster, 27, died after being given a double dose of chemotherapy on seven occasions in the trial at University College London Hospitals NHS Trust.

Mr Foster, who was engaged to be married, had testicular cancer and was told by doctors his chances of survival would increase because of the trial.

However, he died five months later after his lungs failed.
It was revealed today that his family has won damages thought to be in excess of £300,000. Now his mother Colleen, wants the General Medical Council to act after claiming he was 'slowly poisoned to death.'

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