Otis
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Yes, exactly, so to dismiss it as flu is a bit disingenuous. They didn't know it was just flu at the time.
Yes, exactly, so to dismiss it as flu is a bit disingenuous. They didn't know it was just flu at the time.Yes, it was suspected pneumonia. He was later diagnosed with flu I believe, but at the time he was sleeping on the floor he hadn't been fully diagnosed and triage team thought it was pneumonia.
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Same here. Only really been impressed with Jonathan Bartley and Adam Price.I can't remember an election campaign more bitter and vitriolic. The personal attacks against all the main party leaders has been very ugly. It has been excrutiating. Glad when it's over.
It depends doesn't it on whether they are referring to the person or the clothing. Let's face it, it's all a bit unhealthy and it depends on the age or primary or secondary. I use to get called a wanker for wearing a coat with toggles on at secondary school. Now I'm a wanker in my own right.In multiple schools I’ve worked in children using that term get done for racism. Each to their own?
Be stuck in a queue on the M25 because of Brexit won't it?
Just ordered this popcorn for the social media meltdown on Friday.....
Just imagine how dangerous Corbyn would be for our economy and national security, if anybody has any common sense they won’t vote for him
Go on then, I'm listening. Explain how dangerous Corbyn would be for our economy and national security.Just imagine how dangerous Corbyn would be for our economy and national security, if anybody has any common sense they won’t vote for him
Go on then, I'm listening. Explain how dangerous Corbyn would be for our economy and national security.
Flu in young children can be life threatening. Anyway it's alright in Tory heads.... as the child had a chair... !!!! Only right wing nasty crackpots try to spin this story against the family!Hmmm...easy to say though, ferret. Have you ever had a 4 year old? I am sure the family didn't think it was flu when they took him in and the hospital wouldn't have known it was flu at first either. Yup, it was proved to be flu in the end and not critical, but that sort of deflects from point doesn't it.
And if it's a non story, why are the hospital extremely sorry
What is happening in our A&E departments right now is totally unacceptable and I have first hand experience
Blimey he's put 12 words together in 2 sentences. Well done young man.Hopefully Boris can get his majority this week! Taxi for Commie Corbyn
The Sun told him so and they’d never lie!Go on then, I'm listening. Explain how dangerous Corbyn would be for our economy and national security.
Of course. With a 4 year old you take no chances. They believed it might be pneumonia and that is most definitely life threatening. I guess it depends on which way you look at it.Flu in young children can be life threatening. Anyway it's alright in Tory heads.... as the child had a chair... !!!! Only right wing nasty crackpots try to spin this story against the family!
Flu in young children can be life threatening. Anyway it's alright in Tory heads.... as the child had a chair... !!!! Only right wing nasty crackpots try to spin this story against the family!
Where did that story come from? Not heard that.I am not saying it's true, but apparently after the picture was taken, he was then picked back up and put back on a trolley bed?
That isn't what you are banging on about though is it.Totally and utterly untrue.
I expect fudge and deflection from politicians in such circumstances and that is what usually happens. Here, we have apologies. If there is nothing to apologise for, why apologise.
The government hasn't apologised for other stuff when it has been pointed out to them.
It depends doesn't it on whether they are referring to the person or the clothing. Let's face it, it's all a bit unhealthy and it depends on the age or primary or secondary. I use to get called a wanker for wearing a coat with toggles on at secondary school. Now I'm a wanker in my own right.
The point is , as an adult , when I see someone wearing a Parker coat with a hood up it looks less like a letterbox than some types of headgear worn by some women. That's a fact.
If I think any woman would be offended by referring to her head clothing as a letterbox then perhaps I should keep it to myself, in the same way a person very conscious of their weight wouldn't really want to be called fat. Beyond that, some on this thread go completely mad because they've got far too much time on their hands.
Just imagine how dangerous Corbyn would be for our economy and national security, if anybody has any common sense they won’t vote for him
Cameron tried that one before the last shit showJust imagine how dangerous Corbyn would be for our economy and national security, if anybody has any common sense they won’t vote for him
Oh dear, deluded Brighton is back on the sceneCopy pasting from the Telegraph now? Moving up from the Mail
Revisited this, ferret, because you are a poster I always have a lot of respect for, bit the simple fact seems to be that this boy was taken in with suspected pneumonia, so to say 'he was in with flu and wasn't given a bed because, well he had flu', cheapens the incident.Yeah, apparently so. He was in with flu, so wasn't given a bed because, well, he had flu. He was placed on the floor on some coats by his parents who then sent images to the Mirror. Was discharged soon after. Using your sick child as a political prop, that's pretty low.
Where did that story come from? Not heard that.
It is at least another twistEither way she’s still bullshitting as has well and truly been exposed. She could be Florence Nightingale, it’s still bollocks.
If you take your pot out you will get over £150k tax free. And if you can run the rest of it at a 3% profit that is over 12k a year. The 150k at 10k a year and your profit gives you 27k a year. You then still have nearly half a million to play with. Then when the state pension kicks in it would give you 35k a year. You wouldn't be liable for income tax until you get the state pension. And no NI contributions to pay. So would leave you about 33k. And as you shouldn't need that much your lump sum shouldn't run out.
Your tax free will be much higher taking it out.
I am on something on the same lines. Enough to retire at 55. You just need to make sure you keep the risk spread and low
Just remember if you take anything out that isn't your tax free 25% it counts as income. So you could work part time and get taxed on it all depending how much you take out each year. And you also don't have to take out any or all of your 25% in one go. You could take out 10% and another 15% at a later date. Or leave it all in and only 75% of what you take out is taxable. The problem with that is the fees you will most probably pay. Half a % on 150k is £750 a year. Doesn't sound a lot. But 10 years is 7.5k.Yes, there's a lot to consider. I also have a nice amount in a Stakeholder pension and my current company pension. I'm swaying towards taking the DB pension cash, investing in a SIPP and semi retiring next year. Like you. its a nice position to be in.
Maybe they couldn't get a GP appointment. These days its not just a case of phoning up and getting a same day appointment.
My GP allows you to book online so I've just checked, at a surgery with 7 GPs based across 2 sites there are 2 appointments available for the rest of the year, both next Tuesday.
What would you do if you were a parent with a sick child and you couldn't get in to see a GP, just keep the kid at home and hope for the best? At what point is it acceptable to seek treatment?
That is very true.Maybe the kid needed to fucking lie down. A&E only having chairs available is equally as bad a story FFS.
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