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If you see a swift like this. Pick it up, hold it up, and let it fly off. They can't take off from the ground or flat surfaces. RT this. It could save a swift.
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Amidst all the awful things that are happening just now, there are nuggets of goodness. As described here by @HelenRSalisbury in this week’s @bmj_latest.
I didn’t know about the @ORHI_UK project, but it sounds like a very good thing.
Doing good, & being useful.
Right here, now
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"I'm frightened that I’ll end my days on a ward where the staff, however hard they try, won’t have the time or resources to give me the care I need, either to cure me or to relieve my passing." @JohnLauner's fears about his future in the NHS bmj.com/content/381/bmj.p901…
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UNHCR Statement on Asylum Processing and Resettlement to the UK: bit.ly/447Zsxw
UNHCR wishes to clarify that there is no mechanism through which refugees can approach UNHCR with the intention of seeking asylum in the U.K. There is no asylum visa or ‘queue’ for the U.K.
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THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: No wonder jnr doctors & nurses don’t feel valued. Not everyone is “feeling poor”equally @bankofengland . What gvmnt has done to their pay 👇 is an absolute disgrace
RT if u think @SteveBarclay @Jeremy_Hunt @RishiSunak should #PayRestoration & save our NHS
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Does public sector pay drive inflation? blogs.lse.ac.uk/politicsandp…
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The Haem-Onc Task Force of BSH Guidelines is looking for one new member
Applications are requested from Consultant Haematologists involved in the field of haemato-oncology, with a particular interest in Myeloproliferative Neoplasms.
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Mud, sheep shit, wind, rain, sunshine, camaraderie. What better way to spend a winter Sunday than running around muddy Welsh fields with friends
Lovely. Thank you for posting.
Presenting...a BBC News/Channel 4 News musical collaboration. Correspondent Ciaran Jenkins and I perform the Welsh lullaby Suo Gân on cello and piano. Thanks @C4Ciaran for taking part. @BBCNews @Channel4News @BBCRadio3
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I learned from my friend Victor Hoffbrand this morning that Professor Daniel Catovsky, FRCPath, past @BritSocHaem President (1996-97), emeritus @ICR_London Professor and @royalmarsdenNHS Consultant, died yesterday at age 85. Some thoughts about this remarkable haematologist:/1
Spent a happy Saturday walking up Pen y Fan with medical and nursing colleagues, and WM patients, accompanying Bob Perry on his epic fundraiser for @WmukInfo We had fun despite the weather.
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History of Europe 1500-2022 in country balls
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The day before my son should have been 26, and on the day the news is reporting 3 suicides relating to the same hospital, I’d like to make a point about the language around suicide. It’s only going to be 3/4 tweets. If you agree, please retweet and let’s see how this goes
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We visited the Manston detention camp in Kent yesterday. This is what we saw and heard: 🧵
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I edited this video and it reached 20 million views on my Tiktok over the weekend, it's an art performance of Yoann Bourgeois I had the chance to film.
I added a Sigur Ros song to match the movements of the dancer.
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Spectacular time lapse of the the Eurasian blue tit (Cyanistes caeruleus),
From finding and inspecting her new home to raising a family
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A remarkable two minutes and twenty seconds of brilliant television.
There was a time when you had to be multi-talented to make it on TV. Bruce Forsyth and Roy Castle in September 1966. h/t @archivetvmus71
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Pls share to stop confusion.
THERE IS NO £2,500 CAP ON ENERGY BILLS.
Instead the new 1 Oct guarantee, like the old caps, limits
- Daily charge (28p gas, 46p elec)
- & Unit rates (10p/kWh gas, 34p/kWh elec)
So use more, pay more. £2,500 is just what someone with avg use'd pay



























