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Bed Shortage: NHS Bosses Plan To Turn Patients’ Bedrooms Into Hospital Wards

The NHS will ask patients to turn their bedrooms into hospital wards in an effort to free up hospital beds and tackle waiting lists. They will be given mobile phones and wearable gizmos that allow doctors to observe their vital signs remotely on ‘virtual wards.’ Up to 25,000 people at a time could be treatedContinue reading “Bed Shortage: NHS Bosses Plan To Turn Patients’ Bedrooms Into Hospital Wards”

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Commuters Are Furious As 24Hr Tube Strikes Cripple The Capital

London’s Tube strike sparked outrage across the capital, with commuters fighting at busy bus stops and accusing cab-hailing services like Uber of scamming the public by adding an extra £40 to the price of fares. The Underground will be crippled all day because of a walkout by thousands of employees, suspending services on all linesContinue reading “Commuters Are Furious As 24Hr Tube Strikes Cripple The Capital”

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New York Hospital To Stop Delivering Babies

A hospital in upstate New York announced it will temporarily stop delivering babies after six workers in a maternity ward quit instead of getting vaccinated for COVID 19. Lewis County General Hospital in Lowville said on Friday that it will cease delivering babies after September 24. According to WWNY, the hospital said it will workContinue reading “New York Hospital To Stop Delivering Babies”

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There Were Nineteen Positive Tests For Cocaine And Cannabis In One Regiment

A group of nineteen soldiers from one squadron have tested positive for cocaine and cannabis in the army’s biggest-ever drugs bust. Sources revealed that the squaddies from the 1st Battalion, Yorkshire Regiment had been taking the drugs at the barracks and their home. The majority were soldiers of Private rank but at least one wasContinue reading “There Were Nineteen Positive Tests For Cocaine And Cannabis In One Regiment”

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Who will mend the NHS?

I was completely disgusted as I sat in A&E a few weeks ago. This was the second time I’d had to go, the first time was for mauve marks that had come up on the side of my feet and, dreadful burning pain. I actually did not have to wait long before I wasContinue reading “Who will mend the NHS?”