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So how does your doctor know what treatment you've received in A&E?

I suspect they would ask him who his doctor was the same way they always ask me.

Downing Street forced to signal ‘no change’ on public-sector pay freeze Tensions between Theresa May and chancellor Philip Hammond intensified on Wednesday after Number 10 signalled the government was about to end the 1 per cent public-sector pay cap that was due to last until 2020. But Mr...

DUP deal to prop up minority Tory Government set to cost billions as party hints it will be 'back for more' The Democratic Unionist Party’s £1 billion deal to prop up the Conservative government may end up costing the country far more because the DUP will be “back for more”, it emerged last...

Landlords are refusing to submit their cladding to tests, reveals Sajid Javid "The combustibility test has three categories rated one to three and it is judged that cladding material in categories two or three does not meet the requirements for limited combustibility in building regulations...

Scottish and Welsh leaders attack 'grubby' and 'unfair' £1bn Tory deal with DUP Political leaders in Edinburgh and Cardiff reacted angrily to the deal between the UK Government and the DUP, describing it as “grubby”, a “straight bung” and an “unacceptable” agreement that could weaken the bonds...

'No Barnett formula money for Scotland' through DUP deal - BBC News There will be no additional funding for Scotland or other parts of the UK as the result of the deal struck between the UK government and the DUP.

It'll be cut from the budget for Scotland and Wales.

Especially as it's unlikely to save the Tories in any case. Scottish and Brexit Tories are now more likely to vote against the government than they were before.

It applies to the whole of the UK and was unlikely to be dropped in any case even without the DUP deal.

Whitefriars has a long history of lying to its tenant, issuing false assurances, hiring independent assessors to inspect properties and then ignoring their recommendations.

Yeah, Morrison's do that as well. I once stopped a young mother from buying frozen fish by explaining that it'll probably be half the price next time she visits.

The council are refusing to test tower blocks in the city on the grounds that they're owned by Whitefriars. Whitefriars refuse to divulge details of their testing arrangements or answer any further questions on the subject. Why won’t Coventry landlord Whitefriars fit life-saving sprinklers in...

Morrisons deliberately leave out-of-date price stickers in the shelves so people think they're getting an item at the reduced price it was earlier when it's long since gone back up. They'll also stack items on a shelf which was previously occupied by a lower priced brand and not change the price...

It went up as soon as the heatwave started, no way has there been a 95% increase in production costs. It was overpriced even at 55p. If you're not familiar with Morrisons, they have history of 'trying it on' with prices, trusting that no-one remembers what something cost previously.

Morrisons already do it, they just charged me £1 for a 440ml bottle of flavoured milk which normally costs 55p.

Not saying they are responsible but even if it was found they were we all know that nothing really bad will happen to them.

The Tories must go!

Well that's two more things than anyone will ever get from a Tory!