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When a cardiac arrest happens, every second counts. It can happen to anyone including women often without warning.
Heart disease remains one of the leading causes of death in women.
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Bridget met evil Daniel Cleaver at work. She met lovely Mark Darcy in a paddling pool as a baby and then again as an adult at Una and Geoffrey Alconbury’s turkey curry buffet. THIS IS CANONICAL STUFF FFS
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Take it in. The first female chancellor. The first housing secretary who's actually lived in social housing. The first education secretary who was on free school meals. An energy secretary who actually believes in aggressively fighting climate change. Not a bad afternoon.
Clearly education acts as an obstacle to entry and progression in PR.
Practitioners from private schools are more likely to hold senior roles and earn an average of £12,000 more per year than their state educated counterparts.
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Your pathway into and through a PR career shouldn't be determined by the school you attended, yet 28% of PR practitioners attended fee-paying schools, 4x the national average.
It's clear the industry has work to do.
#SocialMobilityDay
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The real prosperity of our society can’t be measured by the number of millionaires, but by the inclusiveness of our education system, the absence of poverty, the prevalence of health, the care we offer to our most vulnerable members & the equality of opportunity we extend to all.
The money IS there to end child poverty. Sunak’s National Service scheme would cost £2.5bn. Getting rid of two-child benefit cap would lift 1.1million children out of poverty at a cost £1.8bn. The economic benefits of the latter would be immense.
Thanks to everyone who joined me and the amazing @LucyGoBag as the saying goes ‘I am not worthy’.
It was great to share the chat with so many people. Great discussion and I will try to capture some of it and share for those not able to make it.
If Margaret were in charge, she would ban Ofsted inspections from taking place during SATs week.
And the week before.
And the week after.
Actually, she would ban SATs.
And Ofsted inspections.
"It's a matter of well-being, Geoff!
Accountability can be kinder than this" she says.
Love this ❤️
Tonight England's warm-up shirts had the players' names spelt out in BSL, as a celebration of British Sign Language! 👏
The shirts were part of a campaign to show how football can be made more accessible for all.
#BBCFootball#ENGSWE