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You can catch up with the BBC2 Newsnight programme in full here:

The hour-long TV programme featured a number of innovations and ground-breaking research developed at CUH which can benefit the whole of the ÎÚÑ»´«Ã½.

This included:

Dr Raj Jena and pioneering AI work with Microsoft to cut waiting times for cancer patients needing radiotherapy treatment.

Professor Jean Abraham and the .

Lead Nurse Gemma Czech and the CUH Virtual Ward.

Further innovation was featured by BBC Radio 5 Live including:

Dr Alistair Mackett and the CUE1 device for patients with Parkinson's at 4.30pm

Professor Grant Stewart and robotic surgery at CUH at 6.30pm

You can listen back to the interviews here:

The TV programme also featured a number of CUH staff in the audience, including CEO Roland Sinker and representatives from across the Trust:

• Sue Broster, Director of Innovation, Digital and Improvement
• Nicola Ayton, Chief Operating Office
• Amy Edwards, clinical scientist
• Fahim Anwar, consultant in rehabilitation medicine
• Emily Fernandez , divisional Head of Nursing
• Erica Chisanga, nurse consultant
• Denise Tapa, endocrine clinical nurse specialist
• Tessa Upton, bed manager
• Preeti Wathore, bed manager
• Shahla Bakhtiari, consultant midwife
• Barbara Nachula, midwife and practice development
• Shiji Jenson, nurse on the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU)
• Misty Neuvacobita, NICU nurse
• Megan Chapman, operational management team
• Aloma Onyemah, Director of Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI)
• Richard Hales, Energy and Sustainability Manager
• Lynne Brown, project manager
• Rachel Northfield, Head of Corporate Support and Sustainability
• Anna Maw, paediatric consultant

There will be more celebrations for staff and patients next week to mark the ÎÚÑ»´«Ã½ 75th birthday, including a week-long CUH Arts Festival.