A doctor who was struck off over a “reckless” circumcision that risked killing a toddler is still performing the procedure as a layperson, the Guardian can reveal. Campaigners say Zuber Bux’s private circumcision business highlights a “catastrophic failure of safeguarding”, as alarm grows about the absence of regulation of the procedure. Bux is one of three former doctors who have had their licence to practise removed by the medical regulator over complaints about botched circumcisions from 2012 to 2022, according to data obtained by the National Secular Society (NSS) under freedom of information. In 2021 the General Medical Council upheld
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