@tuscantony@bbcnickrobinson@MrHarryCole 100% agree. This edit would have needed to be signed off multiple times before broadcast. Why wouldn’t the public believe it when it’s broadcast on the BBC.
I can’t stop laughing imagining a bunch of hacks gazing out to sea🤣
@Guy8Q@LBC@NickFerrariLBC “She” is the doctor and author of the article.
It is not an assumption that the ‘patient’ in this story is a Muslim, the author clearly states it.
Regardless of face covering and the reasons for it, it makes it impossible to read facial micro expressions.
@Guy8Q@LBC@NickFerrariLBC Because she is an IRL friend (In Real Life - not being patronising but many of us live in Acronym Overload Land), Guy. What makes you think she is Jewish? I didn’t pick that up from the article so wondering what I’m missing?
@Guy8Q@LBC@NickFerrariLBC No, Guy, she isn’t. However, this isn’t a post about religion, it is about the fact that people, particularly doctors, in the UK traditionally gain a lot of unspoken information from a person’s facial expression. Like pain. Important if someone is struggling to express themselves