✍️ We are delighted to announce that Brazilian midfielder Ageu will join the Jambos in what will be a club record transfer deal.
🇧🇷 Ageu will make the move to Hearts from Santa Clara, subject to visa & SFA approval & ITC, on a 4-year contract for an undisclosed amount✍️ We are delighted to announce that Brazilian midfielder Ageu will join the Jambos in what will be a club record transfer deal.
🇧🇷 Ageu will make the move to Hearts from Santa Clara, subject to visa & SFA approval & ITC, on a 4-year contract for an undisclosed amount.
Anas Sarwar "I was clear before the election. No ifs, no buts, no coalition with the SNP and the Tories."
Labour has today formed a coalition with the Tories in Angus to topple the SNP. STV and BBC Scotland need to highlight Sarwar's broken promise. No censorship please!
We've checked the RCN survey and can confirm BBC Scotland misled the public.
The only reference to patients dying in corridors was in the English NHS sample. The only reference to a miscarriage in a side room was in Yorkshire.
There was no mention of anyone dying in a corridor in Scotland. The closest in the Scottish subsample was mention of a patient who was *told* they were dying when they were in a corridor.
"We have had to review patients and break bad news in the A&E corridor. We told a patient he was dying as patients were wheeled past and orders shouted across the unit."
There was also no reference to any miscarriages happening in side rooms in Scotland. The closest was a couple who were given care advice after a miscarriage.
"Discussing with a couple their miscarriage care options in a corridor"
Source - https://t.co/hZyb70CrXr
We posted this just after 0800 this morning. Around four hours later BBC Scotland did indeed run the ferries apology as the headline takeaway. The station is a laughing stock of corrupt predictability.
Why is this vital context missing from BBC Scotland's 'Dental Deserts' reporting? Lisa Summers is the designated health reporter. She should know these facts and include them in her reports.
Martin Lewis: Hundreds of thousands of the poorest pensioners won't get winter fuel payments this year because of your cut.
Lisa Nandy: They can get it backdated.