In a shocking turn of events, a renowned Cambridge professor is facing serious accusations of manipulating an IQ test as part of a £1 million stroke claim. This high-profile case has rocked the academic community and the public alike.

The surgeon, who alleges that delayed medical treatment led to irreversible brain damage, now finds his credibility under scrutiny. The National Health Service (NHS) is challenging these claims, suggesting that the professor may have exaggerated his symptoms and intentionally underperformed during pre-trial evaluations.

This gripping controversy raises questions not just about the validity of the professor's claims but also about the ethical responsibilities of medical professionals in legal disputes.

As the case unfolds, all eyes will be on the courtroom for revelations that could redefine our understanding of integrity in both academia and healthcare.