Revealed: How doctors struck off in Britain for permanently disfiguring patients, sexual assault and financial dishonesty are allowed to continue practising medicine

Dozens of surgeons who have been struck off from the UK's medical register are still practising, MailOnline can reveal. Dr Yaser Jabbar Yaser Jabbar, 43, is living in Dubai where he speaks about his 'expertise' at conferences and continues to operate on children at the Clemenceau Medical Center and at hospitals for orthopaedics specialists Orthocure A teenage boy was forced to have his leg amputated after he felt his bone 'snap' just months after surgeon Yaser Jabbar operated on it Orthopaedic surgeon Yaser Jabbar is feared to have left dozens of children with life-changing injuries while treating more than 700 patients at Great Ormond Street Hospital. Dr Luigi Angelini Dr Luigi Angelini made 'wholly inappropriate' decisions in emergency appendix surgeries, with one scrub nurse refusing to hand him another instrument midway through an operation Luigi Angelini, formerly a surgeon at Southend Hospital, was struck off the medical register after making 'wholly inappropriate' decisions that carried 'significant risk' to patients during multiple emergency appendix operations. Dr Anjan Kumar Banerjee Dr Anjan Banerjee was twice found guilty of serious misconduct yet was allowed to return to UK surgery - and was even awarded an MBE Surgeon Anjan Kumar Banerjee was struck off the medical register after being found to have falsified medical research in order to obtain a degree from the University of London. Dr Stoyan Tsonchev Dr Stoyan Tsonchev returned to Bulgaria to continue work but has tried to return to the UK's medical register after inappropriately touching a nurse, claiming beautiful women are 'irresistible' Tsonchev also put patients at risk with wrong treatment plans and discharged a woman with a cannula still in her arm Shameless Dr Stoyan Tsonchev was struck off the medical register before returning to Bulgaria to work because the country is 'less strict'.