Retired GP also pays tribute to colleagues after receiving MBE
A retired GP recognised in the New Year's Honours says he's most proud of his patients.
Dr Keith Daniels received an MBE for his outstanding services to primary care on the Isle of Man.
He was a GP Principal at Palatine Group Practice for more than 30 years, and continues to work with student doctors as they pursue careers in medicine.
Dr Daniels paid tribute to those he worked alongside:
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