Gogglebox's Malone family were in a joyous mood as they celebrated their eldest son's wedding this weekend.

Congratulations to our son Lee and his beautiful wife Sarah !! Finally the wedding they planned ! Xx Thank you xx,” she said. He captioned the shots: "So after 2 years of postponements my brother @lee_malone and sister-in-law @sarah.malone11 finally got to have their big day! Conventional NHS treatments - normally two weeks of antibiotics - failed to work leaving many patients in desperation until they found Professor Malone-Lee He is based at University College London Hospital and offers out patient clinics at Whittington Hospital.

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The Malone family are just some of the most popular cast members on the show, with others including the likes of Pete and Sophie Sandiford, Jenny and Lee from Hull, and Ellie Warner with her sister Izzi. For those based in the United States or Australia and not travelling for in-person consultations to the UK, prescriptions can only be issued through a local GP in their home country with whom the clinic will liaise. This change was necessary because of concerns about possible risks to the health of patients associated with some of the antibiotic prescriptions and potential long-term severe organ damage. The mother said in a statement before the case: “My six-year-old daughter was treated by other clinicians, but continued to deteriorate. She was then referred to the LUTS clinic under the care of Professor Malone-Lee. By the time she reached the Professor’s clinic she couldn’t sleep at night, and had problems attending school.

Professor James Malone-Lee has been hailed a saviour for his use of high dose antibiotics to treat hard to beat urinary tract infections.A spokesman from Whittington Health said: “At a hearing today, the Court approved an arrangement agreed between the Trust and the representatives acting for the Claimant. The Whittington’s medical director, Dr Richard Jennings, said the decision - which he described as a “judgement call” - followed a “safety alert” after a patient suffered serious organ damage thought to be caused by an antibiotic that was prescribed “at a higher dose than is recommended, for a much longer duration than is recommended”. More than 900 people from all over the UK came to receive Prof Malone-Lee’s treatment heralded by patients as “life-saving” and “the only treatment that works”. The Siddiqui family also never fail to make us laugh, as do Giles and Mary, and Stephen Webb Lustig from Brighton, with his husband Daniel. Patients at the High Court, many of whom had confronted Whittington board members during the monthly board meeting earlier this month, cautiously welcomed the result.

In advance of the case we agreed with Professor Malone-Lee a new framework for treating patients at the Lower Urinary Tract Service and are working to reinstate the clinic as soon as possible.” Most Read Lee has yet to appear on the Malone's iconic sofa where they commentate on the week's best television. He tied the knot with his partner Sarah in a luxurious ceremony at Heaton House Farm.She was then referred to the clinic under the care of Professor Malone-Lee. By the time she reached the Professor’s clinic she couldn’t sleep at night, and had problems attending school.

The Harley Street Clinic was established by Professor James Malone-Lee. His research work focused on the pharmacology, biomechanics and physiology of urinary incontinence and chronic urinary tract infection. From 2001 to 2003 he was Medical Director for Medicine at the Whittington Hospital NHS Trust and since 1999 was clinical lead at the Lower Urinary Tract Symptoms (LUTS) clinic. He retired from NHS practice in 2018 and founded a private practice in Harley Street, London to treat patients with chronic LUTS. He published nearly 200 peer reviewed research and clinical studies and was a world-leading pioneer in the research of chronic LUTS. Prior to his death in early 2022, Professor Malone-Lee published in 2021 Cystitis Unmasked. Drawing on over 20 years of specific research and clinical experience of Urinary Tract infections the book examines: The 27-year-old choreographer also posted a sweet picture with mum Julie and another with dad Tom Sr, brother Shaun and Lee. She is still undergoing treatment with the Professor and we were devastated to hear of the closure of the clinic. A spokesman from Whittington Health said: “The Court approved an arrangement agreed between the Trust and the representatives acting for the Claimant. Overall, 64 percent of the 624 women who participated in the study reported that their symptoms were very much better, with another 20 percent reporting that they were much better.Almost 5,000 people signed a petition calling for the clinic to be reopened, with patients saying they were made aware of any risks. She was able to enjoy life, like any other normal healthy child. The school was amazed at the difference, and her attendance has improved along with her ability to concentrate and learn. Clinic Manager and Medical secretary: Kimberley Bragg, Martel Daley-Peart and Kamarni Peynado-Peart