@baratheongirl@IanDunt Sorry, maybe I did sound insensitive. Of course it’s sad when any individual who could have done a lot of good things dies young and pointlessly. I really meant there’s a difference artistically between an original thinker and an interpreter of someone else’s work.
@Castagnaccio345 Why do
I keep getting ads for wooden statues of the birth of Jesus? And novelty socks like crocodiles? I’ve never shown the least interest in either.
@gp_recept10n My practice in West London seems to be just about managing though far from as well as before - but that of friend way out in E Anglia just isn’t. Others have had an excellent response to emergencies but I’m afraid we’re seeing the collapse in slow motion of the NHS.
Some good news on The Naked Scientists podcast - variation of chemotherapy approach to cervical cancer significantly improves survival rates! It’s not even more expensive apparently.
It's very hard to see this as anything other than shameless exploitation of some of the most vulnerable children in the country, brought about by a govt more interested in lining their own pockets than in protecting those who need it the most...
https://t.co/bHA8k8bZmq
Labour voters, no matter how distasteful it may or may not be for you personally, always remember that lending your vote, where necessary, to the party most likely to unseat a Tory is a far, far better thing than returning a conservative MP.
And that goes for LD voters, too.
I see Poppy Season has begun.
A reminder that The Royal British Legion has reserves of over 200 million pounds, the Chairman earns 150K a year.
Meanwhile many ex servicemen who fought in the UKs illegal wars and American led conflicts are homeless or have ended their lives.
@harrison_alan@ElectionMapsUK@PeoplePolling We do not vote for a PM at all in the U.K. We vote for our own MP. We have no control over how the parties choose their leader - as shown by the recent frequency of changes of PM. The patties don’t even have the same internal way of choosing a leader.