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The wider NHS has much to learn from the failings in Mid Staffordshire and must take urgent action to ensure that such a scenario never occurs again.

He also told the committee he had demanded that all health boards in Wales report to him by the end of August outlining how they intend to learn from the failings identified in north Wales.

"I'm writing something about the mistake and affair myself, if only so I can learn from the failing, and I'd prefer not to talk until my writing is done".

As Sadiq Khan and his deputy for transport Val Shawcross assess applicants for the role of cycling and walking commissioner, it is becoming ever more apparent that much must be learned from the failings of the previous mayoral regime.

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Hollamby, for whom architecture was "a social art", and his team learned from the failings of some earlier housing estates, such as their monolithic and impersonal nature, and introduced intimacy and variety, while still maintaining modernist virtues such as good daylighting and intelligent planning.

If we do not learn from the past, we are failing future generations of fans who want to enjoy football in a safe and welcoming environment.

"And the opposition also appears blind to current pressures, and failing to learn from the past, in resurrecting a discredited 48-hour access target, which will force GPs into offering perverse appointment systems that distort clinical priorities.

This could almost be an object lesson in how not to prepare for a new wave of migrants, and of failing to learn from the first EU expansion in 2004.

Conservative Party Chairman Grant Shapps also accused Mr Miliband of failing to learn "from the mistakes that Labour made in office".

First, learn from the outside.