Hello! How are you? I speak English very well! I learn it from a book!
Just tucking into two Colditz salads as it happensEstoy bien gracias.
A por el azul Celeste!
What did they say was wrong with you Pete?I know my optimism pisses people off
Been feeling rough for over a week and breathlessness cough chest and head bad
phoned gp cheylesmore surgery at 8 this morning got appointment for 11:10 got seen before the appointment and collected steroids and antibiotics form Styvechale pharmacy at 1pm
That’s bloody good isn’t it
Sounds like you've been prescribed antibiotics for either flu or Covid which makes no senseI know my optimism pisses people off
Been feeling rough for over a week and breathlessness cough chest and head bad
phoned gp cheylesmore surgery at 8 this morning got appointment for 11:10 got seen before the appointment and collected steroids and antibiotics form Styvechale pharmacy at 1pm
That’s bloody good isn’t it
Just a chest infection with a bit of bronchitis thrown in. Very rarely need antibiotics he had a good listen to my chest and lungs.What did they say was wrong with you Pete?
I know my optimism pisses people off
Been feeling rough for over a week and breathlessness cough chest and head bad
phoned gp cheylesmore surgery at 8 this morning got appointment for 11:10 got seen before the appointment and collected steroids and antibiotics form Styvechale pharmacy at 1pm
That’s bloody good isn’t it
Your illness isn't.I know my optimism pisses people off
Been feeling rough for over a week and breathlessness cough chest and head bad
phoned gp cheylesmore surgery at 8 this morning got appointment for 11:10 got seen before the appointment and collected steroids and antibiotics form Styvechale pharmacy at 1pm
That’s bloody good isn’t it
If he’s given antibiotics for a viral infection it won’t do anything!Just a chest infection with a bit of bronchitis thrown in. Very rarely need antibiotics he had a good listen to my chest and lungs.
Sounds like bsb not overly impressed though
I would have played hardball with them and said if we're bailing you out, we're getting control and ownership and you're giving us those shares for nothing. If you don't those shares will be worth nothing anyway. And will be increasing regulation and tightening tax rules. If you don't like the terms feel free to negotiate with other financial institutions and look for a better deal and if you find one then you don't need taxpayer money. If you don't find a better deal why should the country use taxpayer money/increase debt to help an industry filled with rich individuals that is responsible for all its own problems.You say this with zero irony and it’s quite funny.
Simple question, would you have let Northern Rock and other banks fail?
I would have played hardball with them and said if we're bailing you out, we're getting control and ownership and you're giving us those shares for nothing. If you don't those shares will be worth nothing anyway. And will be increasing regulation and tightening tax rules. If you don't like the terms feel free to negotiate with other financial institutions and look for a better deal and if you find one then you don't need taxpayer money. If you don't find a better deal why should the country use taxpayer money/increase debt to help an industry filled with rich individuals that is responsible for all its own problems.
Ball is in their court. If they fail, it's their choice. And that money could have gone into the pockets of everyday people suffering from the crisis, not prop up multi millionaires so they could keep their bonuses and dividends.
Yeah he thinks there’s a chest infection and possible bronchitis so not just viral that would be daft but who knows ehIf he’s given antibiotics for a viral infection it won’t do anything!
It's to clear up post viral pneumonia or bronchitis.If he’s given antibiotics for a viral infection it won’t do anything!
Genuinely what the fuck
Woman stabbed in Birmingham near Bullring shopping centre dies
Katie Fox, 34, was targeted just outside the Bullring shopping centre on Friday night.www.bbc.co.uk
Sure, but stabbed right in the centre outside a huge train station…so brazen.Young girl (19) was murdered in oldbury last week as well.
Man charged with murder after woman, 19, dies in Oldbury - BBC News
Lily Whitehouse was found with serious injuries on Park Street, Oldbury, on Wednesday evening.www.bbc.co.uk
We keep being told there’s nothing to see here when it comes to knife/violent crime, the numbers are lower etc. It isn’t feeling that way around Birmingham/West Mids at the moment, maybe as it’s spilling out to random, defenceless people. Very sad
Young girl (19) was murdered in oldbury last week as well.
Man charged with murder after woman, 19, dies in Oldbury - BBC News
Lily Whitehouse was found with serious injuries on Park Street, Oldbury, on Wednesday evening.www.bbc.co.uk
We keep being told there’s nothing to see here when it comes to knife/violent crime, the numbers are lower etc. It isn’t feeling that way around Birmingham/West Mids at the moment, maybe as it’s spilling out to random, defenceless people. Very sad
West Midlands has the second most knife crime offences recorded outside of London, it is significantly higher than a lot of other places. The rate of offence is 3 times higher than Warwickshire for example.
It had apparently fallen year on year from 2023/24 into 2024/25 but it is still very high.
Also interesting and telling that the recorded data on victim / perpetrator relationship has shifted away from domestic knife crime.
Average custodial sentences to be fair are longer than ever but the percentage of offences receiving a custodial sentence is lower.
Watch any cop doc on tv and it's the same thing. The police catch someone, pretty much red handed. A slam dunk you'd think until you get voiceover at the end saying the CPS didn't take things forward or they got a caution.Average custodial sentences to be fair are longer than ever but the percentage of offences receiving a custodial sentence is lower.
I think it's playing with stats when that is argued myself.Young girl (19) was murdered in oldbury last week as well.
Man charged with murder after woman, 19, dies in Oldbury - BBC News
Lily Whitehouse was found with serious injuries on Park Street, Oldbury, on Wednesday evening.www.bbc.co.uk
We keep being told there’s nothing to see here when it comes to knife/violent crime, the numbers are lower etc. It isn’t feeling that way around Birmingham/West Mids at the moment, maybe as it’s spilling out to random, defenceless people. Very sad
Agreed, the only crime stats that immediately matter to most people are those for their local area, and it seems like crime is not really reducing in areas of high population density.I think it's playing with stats when that is argued myself.
I don't think Reeves has the slightest clue how to stimulate the economy. The article suggests that a "tighter labour market" might help to stop the increase in the unemployment rate as it will reduce wage bargaining power. Then what?Going well
UK unemployment rises to 5%, the highest level in four years
ONS says jobs market worsening before budget, as HMRC reports falling number of workers on firms’ payrollswww.theguardian.com
Well that clearly a tactic, how about then in conjunction with the BOE an interest rate cut to supplement a bit of spending?Or is that too optimistic, have seen it reported about the cuts that may come about?I don't think Reeves has the slightest clue how to stimulate the economy. The article suggests that a "tighter labour market" might help to stop the increase in the unemployment rate as it will reduce wage bargaining power. Then what?
As for Jess Phillips reaction....Young girl (19) was murdered in oldbury last week as well.
Man charged with murder after woman, 19, dies in Oldbury - BBC News
Lily Whitehouse was found with serious injuries on Park Street, Oldbury, on Wednesday evening.www.bbc.co.uk
We keep being told there’s nothing to see here when it comes to knife/violent crime, the numbers are lower etc. It isn’t feeling that way around Birmingham/West Mids at the moment, maybe as it’s spilling out to random, defenceless people. Very sad
Streeting denies plot to oust Starmer and condemns briefings from No 10
Health secretary says attacks on him from Downing Street ‘self-defeating’ after reports PM’s job could be under threatwww.theguardian.com
All reform contributorsCan't possibly imagine why care home costs are so high.
Private care providers in three English regions make £250m in three years
More than third of profits analysed went to firms owned by private equity or based in tax havens, research findswww.theguardian.com
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