@ArgosHelpers #2 Then tried to set up new account (both with original email, and a different one). Wouldn’t recognise house no. and postcode so typed in manually. At end of process, get an error message saying “Sorry, there was a problem with our system. Please wait a moment and try again.”
@ArgosHelpers #1 It happened as soon as the item was in the basket. I wasn’t able to order as a guest, so went to log into my account. Wouldn’t let me - kept saying details not recognised. Requested link to reset password, but email arrived.
Loved seeing @SKERRYVORE at Holmfirth Picturedrome. Astounding musicianship, great sound, amazing set, and the absolute definition of cool. Thank you, guys!!
“I think it’s important to say they are not illegal, nobody is illegal”
This #bbcqt audience member says she’s “bored” hearing about MPs doing reality TV and is more concerned by the home secretary using words like “invasion”
Trip down to the coast to blow away all the cobwebs. Still frustrated to see our politics focus on who can win the next election rather than who can help with the challenges facing so many vulnerable people.
Jan 2019, the UK governmt published its vision for antibiotic resistance to be contained by 2040, including urgent need to
-reduce unnecessary antibiotics
-reduce UK antibiotics use in humans by 15% by 2024
to prevent catastrophic antibiotic failure for future generations
Today:
As a doctor and medical professor, I strongly advise people ***NOT*** to give prescription drugs to family members and friends who are unwell. Please leave the practice of medicine to people who are appropriately qualified.
In any normal world, a new Health Secretary would be booted out for this level of sheer stupidity.
Especially in the aftermath of a pandemic. Is she in cahoots with some coalition of Multidrug Resistant Bacteria and helping the planning of the next plague?
For 4 years when I was US Editor I went to endless Trump rallies where we’d be accused of being ‘enemies of the people’ - the ‘we’ were the media, but also ‘liberals’, civil servants, environmentalists, the swamp, the think tanks.
All felt a bit familiar in B’ham today