“We were at the edge of divorce when I decided to try this. Years and years without delight of orgasm and sexual satisfaction. This could ruin any life but not ours. Viagra worked and I always keep the pill near my bed as nobody knows when my wife asks ...

“I was shy to share with my doctor about decrease of sexual activity which I occurred for the last couple of years. He advised me Viagra which could realize my sexual drive and fantasies. A feel alive again! Viagra saved me!”

More than 200 patients suffered harm, including unnecessary mastectomies, the BBC has been told.

Kayleigh Griffiths says the alert came about because families had to keep retelling their stories.

The tribunal ruled the doctor's posts "may impact on patient confidence" in both her and the profession.

Congleton High School wrote to staff and parents to inform them of the closure.