Andy Kelly
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Former ED nurse and NHS EPRR lead. Occasional photographer. Occasional cheesemaker. Marra.
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Wernher von Braun would probably agree
Which is one reason why Jenrick wants to stop courts being independent by appointing judges himself.
I'm sorry to hear that...
Happens in humans too, sometimes known as empyema. It can be v unpleasant. Might even make them poorly, which in case you didn't know lies on the condition descriptor escalation scale only just behind "call the priest"
One year we went to Edinburgh, the next to York (from NE). By train. Each was around 50 kids and a couple of teachers. The adult me couldn't comprehend the idea of taking this many kids on a train. I'm surprised they weren't on medication afterwards. Perhaps they were.
Precisely. With the party responsible for all this mess well ahead in the polls, EU won't even open negotiations for UK to join (not rejoin as there's zero chance of same UK:EU relationship in future). Even if there is consensus, it will take 5 - 7 years, so possibly two GEs.
For those with an interest in the future for Northern Ireland, this is worth to listen to. When you hear the DUP jumping up to say "Paisley doesn't speak for us" you know he's saying something. Just as his father ended up in an unlikely place....

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Borderland – UK or United Ireland? - Episode 1 – The Importance of being Irish - BBC Sounds
Michelle sets out her argument for a border poll and we meet the Irish speaking community
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Incredible.

Jack Posobiec references the earliest version of antifa -- the anti-fascists in the Weimar Republic who were opposed to the Nazi Party -- as the bad guys.
To be fair, the BEF ran out of shells pretty quickly in 1914/15 as well. And that caused a massive political headache...
Lt Sweetwine continued with her service, retiring as a Major in 1969. She died in 2009 and is buried in Arlington National Cemetery. What she did in that cold October day in England should never be forgotten as it really did trigger a huge change in pre hospital care in the UK
It was the start of the development of the idea that getting people to hospital quickly wasn’t necessarily the best thing, and it may be better to have staff to treat people at the scene - in the future they’d be called paramedics
Using lipstick, she marked the foreheads of patients who had been given Morphine with a M, and those who had been treated with an X ensuring that information was passed on to the hospital. The value of what she did was not lost on the NHS
Seeing that this was more akin to a battlefield than a normal accident, they set up to do what they were trained to do – triage the casualties. This was their first time this had been done in a civilian setting. As part of this, Lt Sweetwine did something simple, but vital.
A nurse for 10 years at that point, she was part of 494th Medical Group, some of whose members were on one of the trains. They contacted their base and an emergency response team was sent, all trained in battlefield medicine, which included 7 doctors and 1 nurse, Lt Sweetwine.
#OTD 1952 three trains crashed at Harrow and Wealdstone station in Middlesex. 112 people were killed and 340 injured. It remains the worst peacetime rail accident in British history. But I want to talk about Lt Abbie Sweetwine USAF
#HistNursing #BlackHistoryMonth
How do you triple stop and search? Set targets for each force / each officer?

PC Savage will be delighted.
youtu.be/chOtJdiBZR4?...
Comedy for ELT - PC Savage
YouTube video by Nick Michelioudakis
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Not very long ago, saying that would get you hounded out off public life. Now, it'll get you elected leader of the Conservative party.
She might also be turning in her grave that somehow, the descendants of the miners she fought so bitterly 40 yr ago are now voting in large numbers for her ideological successors
There's nothing post watershed about WR.
They seem to be talking about non pensioners
Almost certainly; it'll be edited out for iPlayer
It'll be required for any charge, but maybe some will *accidentally* fall over the six month period.
Also interesting to see how far The Sun has gone in 10 years...