“After a summer of drinking water shortages and hosepipe bans, FEARGAL SHARKEY names the execs who got filthy rich from our filthy water.”
Names and shamed in today’s @DailyMail 👇👇👇
https://t.co/5k6I672S9u
Clarkson never mentions that he went to the prestigious Repton School where fees are up to £36,000 a year.
So, no, he didn't need academic qualifications to succeed at life.
Just a very expensive education, lucrative social contacts and the class system.
Deliberately disingenuous or just a total idiot?
Nick Ferrari bleats that the government hasn't built any reservoirs for years.
Why would the government build reservoirs?
The Tory Party privatised the water industry.
@LBC@NickFerrariLBC@KemiBadenoch@Conservatives
Latest NHS mail changes are about to cause chaos to rotational members of staff.
Information governance strikes again.
There needs to be urgent reform.
Ban donations. No MP should be given donations. It is clear that they work for donors and not the British people. Enough is enough.
Zero donations, expenses capped at 10k and no subsidised food or alcohol.
@2manypeople4me@LostDazes@SandipP61970438@anaesthetic_spr Remember that if the EM ACP went to medical school and came back to literally the same department as a doctor, they would be a 'useless' F1 and no longer the Tier 2/3 ACP.
NHS MANAGERS HID 100,000 PATIENT SCANS IN CAR BOOTS
One hundred thousand patients.
One hundred thousand people went to hospital, trusted the NHS with their bodies, had X-rays and scans taken, and were never told what those scans showed.
Some of those images showed cancer. Some showed serious illness that needed urgent treatment.
The films sat in corridors and store rooms, rotting and unchecked, for years. Nobody looked at them. Nobody picked up the phone. Nobody told a single patient.
This happened. At the Royal London Hospital. In the heart of London. In the 21st century.
When health inspectors were due to arrive and see the chaos for themselves, managers locked the backlog in a storeroom so it would stay hidden.
Consultants physically stuffed patient X-ray films into their car boots to keep them out of sight during official visits. The inspection came and went. The tick boxes were filled in. The patients stayed in the dark.
Dr Otto Chan was a consultant radiologist at the hospital. A decorated, respected, senior doctor with 23 years of service.
He found this scandal and he refused to stay quiet. He reported the hidden scans. He flagged that junior doctors were being pushed to perform procedures they had never been trained for, unsupervised, on real patients.
He went to the British Medical Association. He went to the medical press. He did every single thing the system tells you to do.
Barts and The London NHS Trust @NHSBartsHealth responded by sacking him for gross misconduct in June 2006.
At the employment tribunal, the Trust did not apologise. They did not express concern for the 100,000 patients left in the dark. They told the judge that Dr Chan was not a whistleblower at all. He was a troublemaker running a campaign to damage the organisation.
His concerns were pure fantasy. That was the official position of an NHS Trust about a man who found 100,000 unread patient scans hidden in a car boot.
Half of those scans were never reviewed by a specialist. Ever. Those patients, and their GPs, will go to their graves not knowing what was on those films.
Nobody was prosecuted. Nobody was struck off. The people who hid the evidence kept their jobs. The doctor who found it lost his.
SOURCES: @guardian@NHSBartsHealth@EastLondonLines
It would be bad for public confidence if there was a suspicion that large corporate interests are buying access to the Government via the Tony Blair Institute.
My letter to the cabinet office. 👇🏼
Doctors, sign the petition today!
The medical reform needs a serious rethink. We’re calling for:
- separate registers for PAs and reduction of blurred lines
- title protection for doctors
- no increase in the GMC powers of appeal
- new powers for PSA to demand info when needed
If there were a clip to highlight the disfunctionality of parliament it’s a working class woman proposing MPs shouldn’t be allowed to drink subsidised booze on the job followed by said MPs jeering her and the PM completely avoiding the question.
Clear the lot out.
We are in stuck in an affordability crisis with people struggling to pay for food and heating. But MPs think it's funny to drink at a discount on the taxpayer and vote on crucial issues. It's wrong.
#DontDrinkandVote
MP's groaning and jeering as Hannah Spencer points out her constituents have to pay the full price for a pint whereas MP's get their alcohol subsidised #PMQs