Take A Look At The Mess We’re In Right Now!

A lot of people owe Jeremy Corbyn an apology, and I, for one, would like to see the day when he’s vindicated because an apology is long overdue.

This country desperately needs investment in training, education, transport and the NHS to move forward, but instead, what we got was Cameron, Brexit, May and Bozo Boris, and there has been wasted opportunities and wasted billions.

Unfortunately, the sheeple are once again being duped by Farage’s fascist party and the right-wing media, and we are in this mess because most citizens are voting over and over again for the same incompetent, inefficient, woke, crooked uni party – always voting for the same bunch anticipating a different outcome.

I disagree with him on a few things, but overall, I would have voted for him as a leader. He’s better than anything we have been offered in decades.

I truly do hope that Jeremy gets vindicated. Only then will our crooked government will have fallen on their own sword of shame, particularly those who stabbed him in the front as well as his back. He would have been the best prime minister we never had.

This country desperately needed change and this man offered it, but the people said ‘no thanks’ because the media told them he was someone to be fearful of, and the rest is history, but then Turkeys will always vote for Christmas in the UK.

The people went out of their way to make up and say things about him, and they will always lack the courage to acknowledge they were wrong.

Keir Starmer must go, and the press always try to slaughter, it’s almost like Animal Farm. If it grunts like a pig, if it snorts like a pig, then it is a pig!

How A Firing Squad Botched An Execution

According to his attorneys, state marksmen botched the execution of a South Carolina police killer who decided to die by firing squad last month, forcing him to endure a torturous, drawn-out death.

Mikal Mahdi, 42, was put to death on April 11 for killing an off-duty police officer in 2004.

Mahdi chose the firing squad mode of execution over lethal injection or electrocution, according to his lawyers, because he thought it would be the least painful and fastest of the three possibilities.

However, an independent postmortem has indicated Mahdi’s execution did not go according to plan and that the convicted killer endured pain well beyond the ‘10-to-15-second’ window that was expected.

In documents filed in the Supreme Court on Thursday, Mahdi’s attorneys claim that the state’s three marksmen shot their client lower than expected, missing his heart and striking him just above the abdomen, piercing his liver and pancreas.

According to the AP, Mahdi screamed and flexed his arms as the rounds were fired. It took four minutes before he was declared dead, but for at least a minute after that, he was still breathing and moaning.

‘The autopsy confirms what I saw and heard,’ David Weiss, an attorney for Mikal Mahdi, told DailyMail.com in a written statement. 

‘Mikal suffered an excruciating death. We don’t know what went wrong, but nothing about his execution was humane.

‘The implications are horrifying for anyone facing the same choice as Mikal. South Carolina’s refusal to acknowledge their failures with executions cannot continue.’

Mahdi’s death marked the second time a death row inmate has been executed by firing squad this year in South Carolina.

The postmortem ordered by his lawyers discovered that Mahdi suffered only two distinct gunshot wounds to his torso, even though there were three gunmen, each possessing a live round.

His attorneys believe the execution was bungled because either the volunteer prison workers missed, or the target over Mahdi’s chest to mark the location of his heart wasn’t correctly positioned.

South Carolina’s Corrections Department had earlier conducted its own postmortem on Mahdi and suggested all three bullets had struck him, with two of them entering his body at the same location and following the same path.

That has occurred before during target practice, Corrections Department spokeswoman Chrysti Shane said to AP on Thursday.

Mahdi’s legal team claimed the autopsy provided by the state was ‘incredibly sparse, with far fewer details and photographs than normally issued.’

They also claim that there isn’t enough evidence to support the Corrections Department’s claim that two bullets entered the same spot.

‘The shooters missed the intended target area and the evidence indicates that he was struck by only two bullets, not the prescribed three,’ said Dr. Jonathan Arden, the pathologist hired by Mahdi’s team.

Arden said it likely took Mahdi 30-60 seconds to lose consciousness, two to four times longer than predicted by experts hired by the state.

During that time, Mahdi probably endured intense pain as his lungs attempted to expand against shattered ribs and a broken sternum, while also experiencing “air hunger” – a desperate, suffocating feeling – as his damaged lungs failed to pull in enough oxygen, according to Dr. Arden.

‘Mr. Mahdi elected the firing squad, and this Court sanctioned it, based on the assumption that SCDC could be entrusted to carry out its straightforward steps: locating the heart; placing a target over it; and hitting that target,’ Mahdi’s attorneys wrote in a letter to the South Carolina Supreme Court.

‘That confidence was clearly misplaced.’

In a report summarising his findings, Arden said the state’s official autopsy did not include X-rays, which would have allowed for the results to be independently verified.

Arden also said that only one photo was taken of Mahdi’s body, and no close-ups of the wounds; and his clothing was not examined to determine where the target was placed and how it aligned with the damage the bullets caused to his shirt.

‘I noticed where the target was placed on Mikal’s torso, and I remember thinking to myself, “I’m certainly not an expert in human anatomy, but it appears to me that target looks low,”’ said Mahdi’s attorney, David Weiss.

Dr. Arden said that in his 40-year career, he has never heard of two bullets entering the same spot on a human body before.

The postmortem found damage in only one of the four chambers of Mahdi’s heart – the right ventricle.

However, his pancreas and liver were severely damaged, indicating that the marksmen’s aim was too low.

In contrast, in the execution of Brad Sigmon, who was killed by firing squad in South Carolina in March – the first to be carried out in the US for 15 years – his autopsy showed three distinct bullet wounds and his heart was ‘obliterated’, Arden said.

Sigmon’s postmortem also included X-rays, multiple photographs, and an examination of his clothing.

Without X-rays or other internal scans, the state’s two-bullet-through-one-hole claim cannot be substantiated, Arden added.

Attorney Weiss said the alleged errors in Mahdi’s execution pose a major problem.

‘I think that raises incredibly difficult questions about the type of training and oversight that is going into this process,’ Weiss told AP.

‘It was obvious to me, as a lay person, upon reading his autopsy report, that something went wrong here.

‘We should want to figure out what it was that went wrong when you’ve got state government carrying out the most serious, most grave possible type of function.’

Mahdi’s body has since been cremated, preventing any additional tests.

The 42-year-old confessed to killing Public Safety officer James Myers in 2004, shooting him at least eight times before burning his body.

Myers’ charred remains were found by his wife in a shed in their backyard, which had been the backdrop to their wedding just over a year before.

In addition, Mahdi admitted to killing a convenience store employee three days before killing Myers.

He was arrested in Florida while driving Myers’ unmarked police pickup truck.

His lawyers had petitioned Governor Henry McMaster for a pardon, but the Republican leader of South Carolina had never given clemency before.

‘Mr. Mahdi’s life is a tragic story of a child abandoned at every step’, his lawyers said in a statement.

When Mahdi was four years old, his mother fled her abusive husband, and the boy was raised by his volatile, mentally ill father, they said.

‘Between the ages of 14 and 21, Mikal spent over 80 percent of his life in prison and lived through 8,000 hours in solitary confinement,’ his lawyers said.

‘Now 42, Mikal is deeply remorseful and a dramatically different person from the confused, angry, and abused youth who committed the capital crimes.’

Just hours before his execution, Mahdi’s last appeal was denied.

On the evening of April 11, his sentence was executed in the Columbia prison’s execution chamber in front of less than a dozen witnesses who were seated behind bulletproof glass.

Mahdi had a hood over his head, a white square with a red bull’s-eye over his heart, and he was shackled to a chair.

He made no final statement before his death and evaded eye contact with the gathered onlookers.

At his trial in 2004, prosecutor David Pascoe called Mahdi the ‘epitome of evil.’

‘His heart and mind are full of hate and malice,’ Pascoe said.

I don’t feel for this man, he was evil, but execution, death by lethal injection or other means, is supposed to be done humanely, although I don’t think that killing another human being is humane – what right have we got to take another life? It makes us just as barbaric as the person who perpetrated the crime – we have no right to take another life just because they took a life, you know what they say, ‘an eye for an eye makes the whole world go blind.’

There is ongoing debate and legal interpretation on whether lethal injection or other methods of killing qualify as cruel and unusual punishment.

Although first portrayed as a more compassionate method of execution, it has come under fire and been called harsh and out of the ordinary.

Naturally, the main issues are that there is no guarantee of unconsciousness in every situation and that untrained personnel may perform procedures incorrectly. There have also been cases where people have received paralytic injections and remained conscious during cardiac arrest, which has been compared to torture. However, proponents of lethal injection have maintained that there are no less cruel or reasonable alternatives.

Migrants Will Soon Need To Speak Fluent English

Migrants coming to live and work in Britain will be expected to speak much better English under a bold new crackdown from Sir Keir Starmer’s Labour government.

Ministers will demand that overseas workers meet a significantly higher standard of English before being granted a UK visa in a sweeping overhaul of the immigration system, which will be unveiled in a white paper next week.

Right now, all that is required of migrants is a rudimentary command of the language, which is the same as a GCSE. Currently, nevertheless, this is seen as being much too low to permit appropriate absorption into British society.

According to the revised suggestions, applicants will need to be able to write eloquently and talk fluently on complicated topics, raising the bar to a far higher level that is comparable to the A-level norm.

The move comes as Labour faces mounting pressure to tackle Britain’s record net migration, which hit 728,000 last year. 

The government also wants to get more than 9 million people who are presently out of work in the UK back into employment.

Sources say that under the new plans, migrants will be told in no uncertain terms: if you want to come to Britain, you must contribute, and that means learning the language and embracing British values.

It is understood that successful asylum seekers will also need to meet the higher English criterion before they can apply for permanent settlement – usually after five years.

The forthcoming immigration blueprint will also set out more stringent checks on English knowledge and is expected to include efforts to guarantee new arrivals are aligned with ‘British values’ such as democracy, religious tolerance and respect for the law. But ministers are still working on how this will be tested in practice.

Presently, questions about UK values only appear in the ‘Life in the UK’ test, which migrants take after living in the country for several years.

In a further move to cut the country’s dependency on overseas workers, British employers will be told to prioritise training home-grown talent. 

Industries facing labour shortages, including engineering, tech and construction, will be ordered to boost apprenticeship numbers or risk losing access to foreign staff.

Specific workforce plans, supervised by the appropriate departments, will be provided to each industry to increase recruitment and skill levels in the UK.

It is also anticipated that the Prime Minister would openly acknowledge that the Brexit-era points-based immigration system has fallen short of expectations.

A senior government insider told The Times that the plans will ‘take tighter control to deliver a system that is controlled, selective and fair’.

The Conservatives, meanwhile, have already rejected the measures as being too little, too late.

Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philp hit out at Labour’s approach, branding it ‘cosmetic tinkering’ that won’t stop immigration from spiralling.

‘Labour will once again be tinkering with the system via another cosmetic announcement, which will make very little practical difference. 

‘If they were serious about getting immigration down they would back the Conservative proposals which we will be pressing in the Commons on Monday: an annual binding vote in parliament to set a migration cap, repealing the Human Rights Act from immigration matters to end absurd claims in UK courts, and raising the migrant salary threshold across the board.’  

It comes as spending watchdogs warn that asylum accommodation, including hotels, will cost the taxpayer £15 billion over 10 years.

The overall bill is more than triple the Home Office’s initial estimate, data from the National Audit Office (NAO) revealed.

Contracts were originally predicted to cost £4.5 billion over a decade from 2019 but are now anticipated to run to £15.3 billion over the same period, after the Channel crisis exploded.

It means that on average, the taxpayer will spend £4,191,780 a day on housing asylum seekers over the life of the contracts.

A separate breakdown from the NAO showed that overall costs in 2024-25 were £1.67 billion.

That amounted to £4,567,123 a day on average, or £3,172 a minute.

Asylum hotels ‘may be more profitable’ for companies holding the contracts than other types of housing, the government’s official auditors said.

The Home Office granted the contracts to three suppliers – Clearsprings Ready Homes, Mears Group and Serco – which operate two or three UK regions each.

It’s okay for Keir Starmer to say that migrants who come to live and work in England are expected to speak English better, but what about the migrants who are coming over illegally and who are all slipping through the cracks?

And of course, this will be another Starmer ‘promise’ that will be binned as time passes.

To be honest, what Sir Keir should do is turn all the boats around – I mean, how challenging can it be? We’re not responsible for the world’s needy and greedy and who bring all their crime gangs with them.

Perhaps he’s gone from smashing the gangs to this? More empty promises. He is a man with no plan!

We shouldn’t believe Keir Starmer since he has lied to us in the past and will do it again, and you do realise that even Reform aren’t going to get rid of illegal immigrants.

Migrants use interpreters, and it costs an absolute fortune, and we use thousands of them every day for benefit claims, registering with a new GP and hospital appointments. It’s outrageous!

STRANGER DANGER

There appears to be a number of teenagers who have gone missing in the UK recently. However, there are various reasons why these teenagers have gone missing. One of these reasons is trafficking by gangs, usually for prostitution, which is growing in the UK and other major destinations.

One of the issues that is growing the fastest is child trafficking.

Trafficking of prostitutes into the UK is a common occurrence, but how long until these foreigners start trafficking our British children? Or is this happening already?

The market for migrant sex and domestic workers appears to be quite profitable, and it’s a global crime that trades in people and exploits them for profit.

There are now lots of migrant gangs in the UK – smuggling, prostitution and money laundering.

Smuggling gangs come across by sea to our shores, and they have no moral compass, so how long will it be before they stop bringing them over and use our teenagers instead?

Prostitution rings that traffic women from all over the world into the UK are run by members of deadly organised crime groups.

Whether by a small boat or concealed in the back of a lorry, these gangs are driven by money, rather than a moral obligation to assist those escaping war zones or persecution.

These victims are usually transported to the United Kingdom for sexual exploitation after being recruited in countries such as Romania.

The organised crime groups operate as an escort service agency in London, where they advertise sexual services provided by their victims.

When the escort service accepts a booking, members of the criminal group will bring a woman to a client and collect at least half of the payment.

The victims become financially dependent on the traffickers as a result of having to pay for their transportation, housing, and advertising, in addition to having to give over the majority of their earnings.

Criminal abduction is the reason behind the most frequently reported missing person incidents.

We need to start treating these smuggling gangs like terrorists before they start stealing our children and making them into prostitutes for profit. While criminal abduction is a grave concern and can lead to missing person cases, it’s not the most common reason for people going missing. However, it’s still a grave concern and should not be brushed under the carpet.

There has been a tremendous rise in the number of children snatched in Britain, with tons of children being taken by strangers, which is every parent’s worst nightmare.

I can’t begin to imagine what it must be like for these parents – they never get to see their child again – it is devastating and beyond horrendous. Our children are precious to us, and Keir Starmer needs to act now! The puff of hot air that continually comes out of his mouth is just for the media to see and nothing more. It chills me to my bones.

Cuts To PIP Update As Officials Respond To Calls To Exclude Those Who ‘Cannot Work’

Calls for people with disabilities who ‘cannot work’ to be excluded from any benefits cuts have been given a major update after an official response from the Department for Work and Pensions.

Millions of people on benefits are living in fear of changes set to come in November 2026.

Eligibility requirements would be tightened to concentrate personal independence payments (PIP) on those with higher needs, meaning many presently receiving them will miss out as the government attempts to shave £5 billion off the benefits budget.

The Office of Budget Responsibility has examined the changes and said the main savings would come from tightening the PIP eligibility, cutting payments for about 800,000 claimants, and slashing health-related Universal Credit for three million families.

A tightening of eligibility for the main disability benefit Personal Independence Payment (PIP) and a cut to the health element of Universal Credit (UC) have prompted stark warnings and calls for a rethink.

Changes to PIP are expected to account for the largest proportion of savings, with the Resolution Foundation think tank estimating this could see between 800,000 and 1.2 million people in England and Wales losing support of between £4,200 and £6,300 per year by the end of the decade.

A petition on the parliament website has skyrocketed to over 10,000 signatures – calling for the government to ‘protect disabled people who cannot work from planned cuts to benefits.’

It says: “We want the Government to halt all planned benefit cuts for disabled people unable to work. Instead of reducing benefits, we want them to rise in line with inflation. We want support, not hardship and deprivation, for those who cannot work.

“We feel that disabled people who cannot work should not have their benefits cut. Acquired Disabilities can end careers, and we feel that those who previously contributed to tax deserve support.

“We also believe that people born Disabled need steady support without cuts. We feel the pandemic widened the gap between current financial support and the extra cost of living for Disabled people; these proposed cuts will worsen this.

“We think forcing people to work will strain the fragile NHS and that Disabled people should not be punished for being unable to work.” Now the DWP has replied as the petition crossed the 10,000 threshold.

It said: “Our welfare system is broken, costing almost a third as much as it does to run the NHS in England while leaving people for years on benefits with no offer of support, no hope of a future in work and no opportunity to improve their standard of living.

“Working-age adults who are in work are three times less likely to be in poverty than those out of work. We need to act to end the inequality that sees disabled people and people with health conditions trapped out of jobs, despite many wanting to work, and ensure our welfare system is there for people who need it, now and long into the future.”

“The proposed changes to Universal Credit rates mean that we will not be increasing all benefits in line with inflation as requested in the e-petition. We are, however, increasing the standard allowance of UC for both new and existing claims.

“Other benefits, including PIP, will be increased at least in line with inflation which is the statutory minimum. The changes will not come into force immediately – the changes to Universal Credit rates and Personal Independence Payment (PIP) eligibility will be implemented from 2026, subject to parliamentary approval.

“It is important that Members of Parliament have the opportunity to consider and debate all changes before they are implemented.”

It said the proposals are a green paper and as such as still being considered before implementation. If people want to put in their views they can do so by clicking here. If the petition reaches 100,000 signatures it will be considered for debate in the House of Commons.

What about disabled people who are able to work, they still need to claim PIP because they need help getting to work with a disability, so there are the travel costs, then there is the specialist aids, like electric wheelchairs – if they go wrong, they need to be repaired. Then there are the dietry costs because some people need to be on a special diet and the list goes on and on.

And don’t forget ‘white people’ who want to work will go to the bottom of the list for work now!

Perhaps if Keir Starmer blocked migrants from coming into the UK, that would shave a significant amount of money. Send them back from whence they came, but the problem is, they breed! However, breeding a child from a migrant family does not automatically make that child a British Citizen, so send them all back!

ROLL UP, ROLL UP!

I’ve never actually been a lover of Katie Hopkins, up until now! However, after seeing this video today, I became a great admirer, and I now believe that we need more people like Katie running our country because she says it how it is.

The situation in the UK is alarming, yet the migrants will undoubtedly continue to arrive and soon outnumber us.

We wake up each day and hope that our government will wake up, but the thing is, they’re already awake – folks it’s all part of the agenda.

At the moment the UK is the most horrible, cruel and hostile place to be!

So, this is where the taxpayers’ 6.6 billion is going and this is where the ‘black hole’ is, and these migrants are coming over to our country illegally, violating our laws and then being rewarded for doing so.

However, I have a solution to this! Why don’t we all leave the country, then we can come back as illegals or asylum seekers and get all the benefits they get.

Keep up the good work Katie – you’re one of the few left who’s not scared to speak their mind, and the reality of the situation the UK is now in.

They shouldn’t be permitted to set foot in England by our government. It’s as simple as that.

We appear to have newly built houses and flats. We thought they were for us, but no they are being used for refugees – unimaginable, but it’s happening in a street near you! And here in the UK, we have the disabled and ageing communities that are counting every penny, wondering if they can afford to turn the heating on if it gets cold – not forgetting that the elderly feel the cold more!

Now the British people of the UK have to work until they drop and they will never see their pension. Getting your pension now is a thing of the past because by the time you reach 70 years old, you’ll probably be dead and buried and our government will be rubbing their sweaty grubby palms and licking their lips, and if natural selection has anything to do with it, probably their balls as well.

If you’re a working-class person who has scrimped and saved to buy their own house, please don’t think it was ever yours. First of all, you got the bank to loan you the money, which you paid for over 25 years, by that time all your children have left home and you’re still working like a slave. Then you have to sell the house because you’re now elderly and need to go into a care home, which then pays for your food and lodgings in that care home. Folks, you never owned your home, it was just rented to you from the bank, and then it was sold to pay for more rent – it’s an illusion!

What I’m trying to say is that even if we pay throughout our lives, there are migrants who haven’t paid at all, and that’s wrong!

My Brother Emailed His GP surgery, But They Didn’t Respond

After emailing a general practitioner’s office asking patients not to call, a woman whose brother passed away has warned that more deaths could occur if immediate adjustments are not made.

Allan Hamilton, 51, struggled to breathe when he emailed The Pike Practice on November 14. He had been told not to call his GP on previous visits.

But staff at surgery took three days to respond to the teacher, who was found dead at his home in Mossley, Greater Manchester, two days later on November 19.

A post-mortem found he had died of acute pneumonia and ischemic heart disease. Senior coroner Alison Mutch said that if Mr Hamilton’s email had been answered, he would not have died.

The practice said it was ‘deeply saddened’ by Mr Hamilton’s death and has opened an ‘internal review to understand the exact circumstance’ of how his email was missed.

Mr Hamilton’s sister Vicki Doyle, 56, is calling for more robust systems to be put in place across GP surgeries. She said: ‘We are not talking about a missed appointment here, we are talking about someone’s life’.

In the subject of his email, Mr Hamilton warned he was suffering from ‘Breathlessness and shallow breathing,’ which Vicki, believes should have raised red flags and led to his case being triaged.

Ms Doyle continued: ‘It is just so difficult to get an appointment with the doctors now it is almost as if you have to fight for a doctor’s appointment and that to me is not right.

‘It is like the power is being taken away from the ordinary individual. A lot of people won’t fight especially a different generation who will just say: ‘It is alright, I will ring back later.’

Coroner Mutch added in a stark warning: ‘The inquest heard evidence that there was a risk of a similar situation arising if GP practices do not have clear and robust triage and audit processes in place.’

Andy Scaife, chief executive of SP Health which runs The Pike Practice said: ‘We are currently conducting a thorough internal review to understand the exact circumstance, which will include a review of the factual accuracy of certain aspects of the report.’

According to the inquest, Mr Hamilton passed away from lobar pneumonia, an acute form of pneumonia.

During his postmortem doctors also discovered, he was suffering from ischaemic heart disease.

According to his sister, Mr Hamilton would not have passed away if he had been seen in person so that his underlying cardiac issue could have been identified and eventually addressed.

During COVID, online doctor appointments, or “e-consultations,” gained popularity. However, there are worries that the technologies used to schedule these sessions may not function properly.

And many fear the elderly will struggle to use the technology needed to book.

Ms Doyle who works for the Duke of Edinburgh scheme and previously worked in sales at the Daily Mail added: ‘More and more people are moving to the online side of things.

‘I am fine with online but if the system keeps breaking and someone is not well, or it is an older person who cannot use it, that is going to cause problems.’

Mr Hamilton had a varied life, first serving as a policy advisor for the government, then going into teaching, and then landing a job providing care for people who had just left the hospital.

Paying tribute, Ms Doyle said: ‘He was a hugely intelligent person, the most intelligent person I have ever met. He was massive on his culture, he loved going to different countries and visiting different cities.

‘He loved his job absolutely loved it. He was a really strong individual and I am pretty sure he would have fought through the illnesses.

‘Allan and I travelled our lives side by side for most of it, even when we were miles apart, he was never far away from me in thought. 

‘He relished adventure and simply observing everyday activities with a large mug of black filtered coffee. 

‘He had a high moral compass, probably the highest moral compass I have ever come across and he would talk passionately about the ‘unjust’ in this world. 

‘We shared a special bond and he introduced me to golf and we enjoyed going to various Opens and the Ryder Cup or local competitions to watch the experts.’

For a week, Mr. Hamilton experienced flu-like symptoms, which began to subside until they reappeared and made breathing difficult.

When the online consultation method failed, he decided to email his doctors.

Nevertheless, despite his succinct summary of his symptoms, he did not obtain a reply until 2.10 pm on Friday.

After not hearing from her brother for a few days, Ms Doyle became concerned after learning via Facebook that he had missed an evening gathering with friends on Friday.

‘I went across to his house but could not raise him and spoke to the neighbour who thought his car had moved,’ Vicki said.

‘I left my number with the neighbour just in case, and they contacted me and said they realised the car had not moved and it was a mistake.

‘So, I contacted the police on the Sunday, and he was deceased when they found him.’

Both their parents were originally from Scotland, and Ms Doyle said her brother was very proud of his ancestry, wearing a kilt at any given opportunity.

Although Mr. Hamilton was unmarried at the time of his passing, his friends and family held him in high regard.

Mr Scaife, added: ‘We are deeply saddened at the death of one of our patients. Our thoughts and heartfelt condolences are with Mr Hamilton’s family and loved ones during this difficult time.

‘We understand that, due to the Coroner’s report, there are concerns regarding the circumstances surrounding this unfortunate case. We are currently conducting a thorough internal review to understand the exact circumstance, which will include a review of the factual accuracy of certain aspects of the report.

‘We are in the process of preparing a full report which will detail our own findings and correct any factual inaccuracies. This will be shared with the Coroner in due course.’

It’s difficult to communicate with GPs since COVID and these surgeries must be held accountable.

I’m not sure why this gentleman did not call for an ambulance, although I’m guessing by the time the ambulance would have got there he would have been dead anyway – pneumonia can take hold extremely quickly.

E-consultations were good during COVID and they’re okay for minor illnesses like a boil on your bum, but when it comes to more severe issues and you are elderly. You put in the consultation and then have to remain by the phone, and heaven forbid you were to miss the call!

If you’re elderly and live alone and have to wait for a call, you can’t even go to the loo during the call window. If you have an elderly parent who is feeling genuinely unwell, they just won’t have the energy to fight for the appointment and will fall through the cracks.

This is all extremely sad and I feel sorry for families that have to go through this misery. I also feel that with GP surgeries you are made to feel like you’re an annoyance, along with all this online booking and triage because they’re just not that interested in you at all.

It’s also amazing how often GP surgeries and hospital staff still don’t communicate properly with each other.

The frequency of improper communication between hospital workers and general practitioner offices is likewise astounding.

After seeing a consultant, the GP doesn’t appear to notice the letter that the consultant sent. No one gets in touch with you despite your blood test. In Health Surgeries, there is also no systems process chasing to ensure that everything is operating as planned.

This man’s email, which outlined his symptoms in detail, took the surgery three days to respond to. Since when is email a suitable method for a general practitioner’s office to handle urgent cases?

Men are notoriously bad at going to the doctors and making a fuss about their symptoms, and this man was obviously reaching out for help. If this was the only form of contact his surgery had after they told their patients not to call the surgery, then they should have been continuously monitoring their emails, but of course, we wouldn’t want to inconvenience them, would we?

To be honest, navigating an automated phone system to schedule an appointment or even obtain test results is like attempting to speak with the dead.

If you do manage to get through they tell you to call the next day, but by the time you do get through all the appointments have gone, but you called at 8.30 am and they’re all gone – the fairies must have come and taken them in the night, or better still, you try to get through and after twenty minutes the line goes dead – surely in this day of technology, you would think that they would have more satisfactory methods.

Starmer To Rent Out Homes To Migrants

The government is urging landlords to take in asylum seekers, and private contractors are assisting them by offering five-year rent guarantees.

Private contractor Serco—one of three working for the Home Office —offers five-year guaranteed rent deals to landlords, with the taxpayer footing the bill. 

Their website states that the company is responsible for housing over 30,000 asylum seekers and has an ‘ever-growing portfolio’ of over 7,000 homes. 

According to The Telegraph, the company plans to host an event at a four-star hotel in the Malvern Hills next month as part of their effort to accommodate more asylum seekers.

Serco is said to be ‘looking for’ landlords, investors and agents, with properties in the North West, the Midlands and the East of England to lease for more than five years.

The deal also reportedly includes promises of rent paid ‘on time every month with no arrears’, free property management, full repair and maintenance, utilities, and council tax bills paid by Serco.

Its promotional material claims to prospective clients that the offer is ‘an attractive and competitive proposition within the industry’.

It comes as the number of Channel migrants in small boats surpassed 9,500 this year so far – a third up from the last all-time high.

During the same period in the record-breaking year of 2022, this figure stood at 6,691, while last year it reached 5,916 during the same time frame.

It is understood that it has been the Government’s statutory duty to house destitute asylum seekers since 2005. 

A Home Office spokesperson said: ‘These arrangements with the private rented sector have been in place for years, including under the previous government. 

‘We have a statutory duty to support destitute asylum seekers who will not be able to pay for fees such as utilities and council tax.

‘We are restoring order to the asylum system and cutting costs to taxpayers by reducing the number of people we are required to accommodate through a rapid increase in asylum decision-making and the removal of more than 24,000 people with no right to be in the UK.’

It comes as 184 migrants crossing the Channel in three different boats were intercepted by Border Force on Monday. 

This month’s total has been brought up to 2,918 migrants and 52 boats having made the dangerous journey. 

That same day, French authorities rescued 42 migrants whose vessel had engine failure, later dropping them off in Boulogne-sur-Mer, France.

Authorities also attempted to assist another struggling boat, however only four of the occupants accepted help. 

The remaining passengers continued towards the English coast, according to French reports.

In March 4,586 people successfully made the deadly crossing in 80 boats thanks to unseasonably calm weather off the coast of Kent.

However, this month has seen the most heightened number of arrivals in a single day so far this year, with 705 migrants arriving from 12 dinghies on April 15.

A Home Office spokesman previously said: ‘We all want to end dangerous small boat crossings, which threaten lives and undermine our border security.

‘The people-smuggling gangs do not care if the vulnerable people they exploit live or die, as long as they pay and we will stop at nothing to dismantle their business models and bring them to justice.

‘That’s why this government is investing in border security, increasing returns to their highest levels for more than half a decade, and imposing a major crackdown on illegal working to end the false promise of jobs used by gangs to sell spaces on boats.

‘We have already secured agreement from the French to deploy a new elite unit of officers at the coast, launch a specialist intelligence unit, increase police numbers and introduce new powers for the French authorities to intervene in shallow waters.

‘We are introducing tougher enforcement powers with new legislation and intensifying our collaboration with France and other countries who face the same challenges by exploring fresh and innovative measures to dismantle the business models of the criminal smuggling gangs.’

What about our homeless, though? Well, Keir Starmer doesn’t care and it’s despicable. He needs to go!

He continues to provide incentives for people to come here illegally. Free housing, benefits, and human rights laws that stops them from being deported, even though they are here illegally.

Starmer doesn’t care about our homeless or our homeless veterans. Our government has gone mad! However, people voted for him, so we let this happen, yet we do nothing about it and Starmer and his satanic followers know it.

At this rate, all Britons will be homeless. Soon, British citizens will have to begin applying for asylum, and it’s a heinous unrestricted war against us Brits. Starmer hates us and can’t wait until we’re a minority in our own country.

Charity begins at home, not with migrants who should be booted out immediately!

The Funeral Of A Dead Woman Suddenly Comes To Life

A woman who was announced dead at a hospital horrifyingly ‘came back to life’ en route to her own funeral.

After taking a turn for the worse, the woman was found to have died and was moved from the mortuary to the funeral parlour in preparation for her interment.

But staff were reportedly horrified when they found that the elderly woman had a pulse. Compounding their alarm, she is said to have moved her fingers.

After confirming her survival, paramedics at the Son Valenti funeral parlour in Palma, Majorca, hurried her back to Juan March de Bunyola Hospital in the city. Her condition is unknown at this time.

An internal inquiry is now underway to determine what led to the false declaration of her demise. The incident follows a similar case in February last year, when morgue employees were left spooked as a woman returned from the dead, moving inside a body bag.

The unidentified patient was pronounced dead after exhibiting symptoms of severe starvation and showing no signs of brain or respiratory function. But she abruptly started to stir after spending five hours in a body bag at Guatemala’s San Juan de Dios General Hospital.

Morgue workers were left in shock as they rushed to alert doctors after a woman was found alive, leading to her readmission to the emergency room. Despite their best efforts to resuscitate her, she showed no vital signs and was declared dead for the second time.

When a lady was discovered alive, mortuary staff were shocked and hurried to notify doctors, which resulted in her being readmitted to the emergency room. She failed to display any vital signs and was pronounced dead for the second time, despite their best attempts to revive her.

The hospital extended their support to her grieving family during this “difficult time they are facing”. It remained unclear whether authorities investigated the incident.

A hospital spokesperson said the young woman had first arrived in a “precarious condition.”

She had shown signs of “severe malnutrition” and had a medical history of seizures and cerebral palsy. The spokesman added: “After 30 minutes of medical efforts, she was declared deceased and her body was transferred to the morgue as part of established protocol.”

In a similar case last year, a Texas teenager named Sammy Berko, 16 suffered a cardiac arrest at a rock climbing gym and was pronounced dead. However, he was revived two hours later following continued CPR, leading one of his doctors to hail him as a “literal miracle”.

Sammy’s mum Jennifer said at the time: “He climbed to the top of the wall, rang the bell, as we were told, and then his body went limp, and it looked like he was either playing around or passed out. They weren’t quite sure and when they realised he was unresponsive, they lowered him slowly.”

The heartbroken parents were given a personal moment to say goodbye to their darling son – having already lost his sibling Frankie three years earlier.

Jennifer said: “I started talking to him, just telling him how much I love him and sorry that we didn’t know how to save him. Suddenly, as I started praying, my husband said, ‘Oh my gosh, he’s moving’.”

In another startling incident from June last year, Bella Montoya Castro, 76, was reported dead at a hospital in southwest Quito, Ecuador. However, she woke up during her funeral hours afterwards.

Her son Gilber Barberan said that friends setting flowers on the coffin heard noises coming from inside the casket, realising it was Bella making the sounds.

Perhaps we should start putting a bell in the coffin and get someone to sit at night to do the ‘graveyard shift.’

New Laws Punish Cyclists Who Kill Pedestrians

According to new laws in Wales and England, cyclists who murder pedestrians might potentially spend the rest of their lives in prison.

Under amendments tabled on Thursday, the Crime and Policing Bill would align death by dangerous cycling with existing motoring laws, according to the Department for Transport (DfT).

Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander plans to close a loophole in the current ‘archaic’ and ‘inadequate’ Victorian legislation, also known as the Offences Against the Person Act 1861.

The legislation was created to address the dangers posed by the increasing use of horse-drawn carriages in the mid-19th century. Sentencing ranges from a fine to a maximum of two years in jail.

Campaigners have previously called for more stringent laws as the Victorian ruling was quite obviously not designed for the ‘superbikes’ of the 21st century but, instead, for primitive push bikes, horses and carriages.  

But once the new law – led by the Transport Secretary – is ushered through Parliament cyclists who cause death or severe injury by unsafe cycling could face life or five years behind bars. 

According to The Telegraph, riders who are found guilty of causing death or serious harm as a result of reckless or irresponsible riding might face up to five and two years in jail.

Grieving families of those killed by cyclists have welcomed the revisions to the legislation.

Matt Briggs who has led the campaign for over a decade after his wife Kim, 44, was killed by a careless teen rider in east London in 2016 as she crossed the road on her lunch break, said he was ‘delighted’ by the update. 

Mr Briggs’ wife Kim was killed in east London in 2016 when she was hit by Charlie Alliston, who was imprisoned for 18 months in 2017.

The then 18-year-old was travelling at 18mph on an illegal Olympic-style bike with no front brakes when he crashed into 44-year-old Kim as she crossed the road on her lunch break. 

Mr Briggs told The Telegraph: ‘I’m absolutely delighted that this Labour government has followed through with our calls for new legislation.

‘This isn’t just a victory for me and my family, it’s also a victory for all the families who have worked tirelessly through their unbearable tragedies to have these laws changed.’

Chris Boardman, a former Olympic cyclist and National Active Travel Commissioner, has countered that stricter regulations would discourage people from choosing bicycles over motor vehicles.

A Department for Transport spokesman told the publication: ‘Dangerous cycling is completely unacceptable, and the safety of our roads is a key priority for this Government.

‘The Government is proposing new offences and penalties for dangerous cycling, updating legislation that is over 160 years old, to ensure that the tiny minority who recklessly disregard others face the full force of the law.

‘These are being brought forward as part of the Crime and Policing Bill, and will be debated in due course.’

The Department for Transport has been contacted by MailOnline for comment.

It’s time to ensure that all cyclists are insured.

Cyclists have yielded injuries over the last couple of years, especially by electric-driven cycles that have become faster, but speed awareness and road sense have not.

Some of these cyclists are a law unto themselves and think they’re riding in the Tour de France.

Cyclists should never use the pavement because they come soaring past you and you don’t even know they’re there until they’re gone!

These cyclists believe they can get away with anything they like. The number of times I’ve almost been run over with these pests coming up behind me, and they’re so fast and silent, and I’m in a wheelchair.

They ride around like Gods on bikes with a ‘get out of my way’ mentality.

All bicycles and e-scooters should have liability insurance. I used to have a mobility scooter, but I also had liability insurance as well, but to be honest, if dangerous cycling is aligned with existing motoring laws then not a single cyclist is going to jail. Car drivers kill thousands and very few go to jail.

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