My Grandma’s care home has a big banner saying ’do they know it’s Christmas time?’ as part of their decorations and I can’t help but feel that is a tad insensitive when all the residents have dementia
@ThreeUKSupport Hi Fraser. I’m in Norway. Automatic network selection is enabled and I’m connected to N Telenor. 4 bars of signal and 5g connected but no Internet working on my phone
@ThreeUKSupport hi can you help me with data roaming in Europe? Have roaming turned on, have paid for a go roam pass and phone has connected to local 5g but can’t connect to internet or use apps apart from three app
How’s everyone else’s day going? My fiancé has just asked me to apologise to her because IN HER DREAM last night I put together the wedding playlist and it was just the muppets theme tune on repeat
It is with deep sadness that we announce the passing of Andy Rourke after a lengthy illness with pancreatic cancer.
Andy will be remembered as a kind and beautiful soul by those who knew him and as a supremely gifted musician by music fans.
We request privacy at this sad time
In response to the misleading figures used in the tweet below from @DHSCgovuk 👇 BMA Council Chair @DrPhilBanfield has today written to the Cabinet Secretary to request a formal investigation to see if it has broken civil service code.
I was a junior doc for many years and of course they should campaign for the best Ts and Cs. But I could never support the BMA’s approach to withdraw patient care as a negotiating tactic. Using patient care as a bargaining chip is beyond ‘reckless’, it’s shameful.
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The NHS is too often run for the benefit of doctors, not of patients, Wes Streeting warns in @theipaper interview alongside Rachel Reeves.
He promises a decade-long reform programme to empower patients to take control of their own care.
Story: https://t.co/dqDXP4hUHw
Final thought: no one should take lessons on patient care from a man who uses ageist slurs in parliament. Is he aware what age demographic the majority of nhs patients are?
‘Training 7,500 more doctors’ means 7,500 more FY1 doctors (needing another 1-2 years of clinical supervision) in 5 years time. Yeah it’s a good long term plan but does nothing to solve the crisis in medical staffing we have right now
Not the headline I expected...
The BMA needs to accept that Labour’s plans to train 7,500 more doctors a year must be met with higher standards for patients.
In contrast, other health unions are being reasonable - it’s the government who are stubbornly refusing to negotiate.
Anyway it’s very funny to see that after a year of twerking to the right wing press, the Labour Party are still not getting favourable coverage. Was definitely not worth selling out on all their principles