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If there's any Shinedown fans in here there's a new album announcement scheduled for next week alongside a world tour which includes a couple of local stops in Nottingham and Birmingham.

Article today in The Times highlighting how kids moving overseas are making more money, having lower costs and a much improved quality of life https://archive.ph/3JMC7

They've suffered enough surely. Nobody deserves this.

Think Reform, where I presume Jenrick is about to defect to, need to be a bit careful with taking on failed Conservative politicians. Pretty hard to present yourself as the alternative to the establishment when an ever increasing number in your party are from the government recently voted out.

Took 60K posts but the thread has finally jumped the shark

And Manchester Original become Manchester Super Giants. The logo is orange. Surely you can't have 3 teams playing in orange in an 8 team league

the community note in the comments :ROFLMAO:

Interesting choice of logo!

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/minneapolis-ice-agent-shooting-justice-department-civil-rights-division-resignations/

Parking fines are still the wild west despite repeated promises from those in power that there will be reform. I got one for pulling into a free car park for 14 minutes at 10:30am because 'overnight parking is not allowed', despite there being no mention of any times the car park was closed...

So Northern Superchargers become Sunrisers Leeds and will play in orange just like Birmingham. Another well though through plan.

This is actually quite a good example of how the story we are presented with doesn't really match the reality. We've seen many claims in the media that striking rail workers are striking against 'modernisation'. Except modernisation has been accepted by unions, what hasn't been accepted is the...

There's not a single bit that isn't true in that. Mate of mine Mrs is a GP, they moved to Sweden a couple of years back as she was offered far better pay and conditions to work there. Said the difference is stark. She's encouraged to get to know her patients and for each appointment to take as...

There's no problem there but that's not going to do anything to help the issues I mentioned or the article references. The system grinds to a halt when care is needed over and above what can be provided at home by the family. Whether its at the lower end, with occasion visits by carers to the...

Not sure making all offspring fully medically trained is going to work tbh. Not sure where I'd put the MRI scanner or x-ray machines either.

A lot of this matches what I've experianced with my Dad. Never ending appointments and tests but little in the way of diagnosis or treatment. Then when he ended up in hospital he got stuck there as they couldn't find anywhere to discharge him to. From what I was told a very common problem as...

Took that as more of a footnote than a 'this will solve everything' proposal. How are we quadrupling hospital capacity to enable this to happen? We have neither the infrastructure or the staff. Not sure using education as an example of how we want to run this proposed NHS is a good idea. The...

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A&E won't be fixed until someone solves the issue of people who don't need to be at A&E turning up. If you phone my surgery when the appointments for the day are gone you get an answerphone message saying to either call 111, who are pretty quick to tell you to go to A&E to cover themselves, or...