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@TheAthleticFC
No the doctor that informed your parents of your brain damage.
What kinda nonsense tweet is that?
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Anyone tweeting
#EduOut
with the genuine belief that Gaspar had a poor transfer window is a fucking idiot.
No exceptions.
Without injuries, Arsenal have 3 players that can play at 6. Three players that can play at 8. The only very mild criticism is a lack of a right winger.
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@karthikadhaigal
Grealish is so likeable.
Can't hate on the guy and I'm hoping he has a career that he'll be proud of once retired.
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@NHS_HealthEdEng
Abusing junior doctors ePortfolios to pass on messages from the Secretary of State for Health during an industrial dispute was a high point.
Precisely the behaviour you'd expect of an executive non-departmental public body.
#HEE10
@bendav1es
@PeoplesNHS
@Jeremy_Hunt
Here. Here's a party politician invading my professional eportfolio.
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@StanleyMsake
@WelBeast
Your ancestors won't be able to explain how their descendant ended up so deficient of neurons.
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Well my respect for
@RobLaurensonD4P
has gone up.
Lots of doctors come from decent money and don't care enough about wages. It is part of the reason UK medicine is in the mess it is in.
The fact he cares, when he doesn't need to, is to his credit.
🔴 The “militant” leader behind the junior doctors’ “juvenile” strike campaign is a director of his family’s multi-million pound investment firm, The Telegraph can reveal
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@southpxwman
@jasebyjason
Free her for what? She snorted cocaine on their sovereign land.
The Middle East is not a place to mess around. You want to go to Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Riyadh etc. fine - but you do everything strictly by their book whilst you are there. Otherwise just don't go there.
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@TheFalseNein
He's a master of the mind games. Only really saw Mourinho outflank, at times, him in Spain.
The amount of people who have watched that video and think he is being sincere is a sign of how elite he is now.
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@HaacLaren
@KNGDM_Prince
@mr__carlitos
The premise is dumb. Ask dumb shit, can't moan if you get shit in reply.
Man Utd at the Emirates, Everton at the Emirates and Ukraine at Wembley are examples I can think of from just this calendar year alone.
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@trreorulz
@YBMartini
@OvOBrezzzy
Cap was right about the accords.
He was completely in the wrong for not telling Tony that Hydra were responsible for the death of his parents - even if at the time he didn't know Bucky was involved.
Tony was absolutely right to beat Steve up for *that*.
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@SteveBarclay
"Precondition"?
That's what they've been asking for the whole time. That's their opening negotiating stance.
I bet you didn't even make a counteroffer.
It'll be fun watching you grow up over the coming weeks and months.
You won't be tweeting like this come May.
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British consultants are such a selfish bunch of fuckers.
Where was the public outpouring like this for junior doctors when they went on strike in 2016?
You like PAs because Consultanthood in the UK isn't what you hoped it to be and you don't want another 20 years of it.
I am looking forward to sharing all of the amazing positive stories I have about our PAs here at
@sashnhs
at the
@RCPhysicians
EGM this week. I know many of you are feeling low, but please remember how awesome you are and such a valued part of our
#oneteam
.
#Medicineisbrilliant
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@EnzoFiery
@WelBeast
I prefer your earlier work
As much as I’m not a big fan of Arsenal, they are probably top 5 team in the world RN. Playing with teenagers
#ARSLIV
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@TheAthleticFC
Georgia is a UEFA member association. So why is Kvaratskhelia in the "Rest of the World" team?
I'm not impressed by a specialist football media outlet overlooking something so basic.
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@BriannaAneh
@LaidBarePodcast
@Oloni
If they've raised their daughters right, they'll know that their safety is their responsibility.
And not that of a random man from Tinder, they've entrusted their home address to, and never met before.
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@outofcontextars
Giroud is a great player and I was sad to see him leave Arsenal as he offered us something different. His highlight reel when he retires will be better than most.
But it's also fair game to say he cost Arsenal the league in 2016.
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@rebeccabutlerm2
@DrEilidhMaria
Lady. You need to retract your statement.
Allocation was random this year.
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@trreorulz
@YBMartini
@OvOBrezzzy
Are you high?!
Imagine if you thought your parents died by suicide, because that had been reported.
If one of your friends knew that they'd actually been murdered by an international terrorist organisation - are you arguing that you don't want to know because "nothing changes"?
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@MightiJamie
When players retire the strength of their remembrance is directly proportional to the love of the fans.
If a player cares only about titles then moving to Manchester United makes sense. If a player cares about their legacy amongst the fans then they value loyalty.
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@amapresident
@RobLaurensonD4P
@RishiSunak
@SteveBarclay
@TheBMA
Some of us are already here.
I'm glad that I won't be part of the impending stampede for jobs.
Australians will be the winners due to the UK's folly.
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British doctors inability to be unpopular when required will be their downfall.
You're going to be a GP. Your day to day is going to involve difficult conversations with patients and quite frankly telling them stuff they don't want to hear.
Anti-Pa sentiments: 🧵
Anyone who saw me speak out against this motion at JDC will not be surprised that I continue to do so.
It is punching down.
It is worsening MDT relationships.
It is directing (righteous) anger in the wrong direction.
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@JayMitchinson
If that member voted for her then I've zero sympathy for them.
Sunak was obviously the better candidate & the candidate that the rest of the country preferred.
Conservative members thought they knew better. Now they'll have to watch this painful process until defeat at the GE.
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@Mercian_Man
@nonewthing
Why did you hide the title? Is that because you know "give and go" is *not* the same as pass and move?
With pass and move the person who initially passes the ball doesn't necessarily have to receive it back.
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@ClareGerada
Yeah... That's a poor answer I'm afraid.
Rather than fighting for the retention of GPs, the expert generalists, your profession needs to deal with workload and patient complexity - you, & other RCGP council members, are acquiescing to the view that some help is better than none.
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@Enzodream5
@PeakSanti
He's won the FA Cup. Beat you lot in the final.
How's life with the PE teacher going?
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@ClareGerada
@WorthWords
Having had a look at your timeline today, I'd suggest taking the time to read what your junior doctors are saying very carefully.
You may believe that what they are saying is nonsense. However if they aren't remaining in UK GP your opinion, not theirs, is the irrelevant one.
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For any Aussies who wonder why I came out here - this is why.
What's quite nice is that I'd have gotten really angry about this 5 years ago. Now I don't care.
Doctors like this don't affect my wages and therefore aren't a problem to me anymore.
Some Consultants will strike tomorrow and Friday in the
@NHSEngland
. I will not. I am coming in to work a normal weekday shift both days. I have been a consultant for 9 years.
I do no private work and can live on my pay which is over 3 times the average UK salary.
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@TaryntheR
@nhoodpublicist
1. Always have a joint account solely for bills. That way everyone can see that things are being paid. If it comes out of one person's account or the other, then the person flying blind has to give a lot of trust.
2. Once a month sit, look through and talk about the finances.
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@HapLockett
@TheBMA
Your pension is better than all the juniors will receive precisely because of pay erosion.
Assuming you've paid off your student loan, if you had one, there are likely juniors paying a higher marginal tax rate than you. Due to student loan repayments.
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@MadeguyL
@HamzahBatha
@GuvnaB
He isn't banned from going to a World Cup ever again. At 23 years old he's got another 3 tournaments available to him.
Fundamentally the reason he isn't going is because he hasn't performed well enough. He only has himself to blame for that
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@Abi_Rimmer
@TheBMA
If you have a £100 and lose 25% of it you'll end up with £75.
To replace that loss you'll need to 35% of £75 to replace it. Not 25% of £75 as you'll end up with less than £100.
In short 35% extra is required to restore the 26% loss.
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@danpalk
@ThePeakSanti
Manchester United are now flexing Carabao Cups.
Ferguson would never...
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@HSJEditor
@theRCN
Yeah I wondered about them...
Afraid the RCN, and to a lesser degree their members, only have themselves to blame.
The doctors were resolute and will get their recompense for it. The nurses weren't and that's why they got 5%.
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@IncogAssociate
@itvnews
@staceyitv
And what of the quorum of professionals that led to the GMC being chosen as regulator of PAs?
Logic dictates that you should disagree with events this week on the basis of a similarly low turnout.
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@danfurmedge
1. In the event Labour win, a reminder to them that support is strong and therefore they shouldn't mess around with low ball offers.
2. In the event of a hung Parliament or coalition Government, as above.
3. In the unlikely event of a Conservative win, as above.
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@Martin2n04pxc3d
@WelBeast
These sorts of tweets are what happen when parents lie to their children saying that they are the smartest child they know.
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@GoodwinMJ
@TomABacon
You said "Qatar ok"
When there is a monologue from Lineker from the World Cup about concerns about the tournament being hosted there.
It would have been better if you said you don't follow/watch football so didn't know his opinion on Qatar.
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@je_f_f_
@Arsenal
@ItisWinston
As if that's worse than losing a title decider and having your rivals win the league on your home ground.
You can pretend it is if you like - but I wouldn't swap winning the league at Old Trafford for United fans having to do a guard of honour for Wayne Rooney at Old Trafford.
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@suburbscee
@southpxwman
@jasebyjason
Twas ever thus. If you're male, Arab and in the political/cultural elite - the rules don't apply to you there.
The same way a British Prime Minister was partying during lockdown got a slapped wrist and yet students got chucked off their degree courses for doing the same.
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@ChvpoOffSzn
@harry_strasser
@FishCollopy
@nocontextfm1
Lichtenstein is not a big enough country to have its own league.
It has a population of 40,000 people.
It is better for it to have one good team playing in a reasonably competitive league, than nothing at all.
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@ShaneBojenko
@robweaverwm
@LBC
@SimonCalder
@ianpaynesport
True. But how long does it take:
A) To check the person in front of you is the person detailed in the passport?
B) To check the passport is in valid/in date?
C) To check that the person hasn't spent more than 90 days in a 180 day period in France?
That's why it takes a while.
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@gizellesankles
@MontyIsblessed
@RichieBrave
No, but Tyla does have that right.
If the word Scooter is an offensive word in my language but that is your name, I have the option of asking if there is an alternative name you wish to go by.
But I cannot attribute an alternative name to you, without your consent.
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@GoldyGold55
@talkSPORT
It's only baffling if you don't have the mental capacity to learn or don't care about tactics.
None of those phrases he mentioned were baffling in the slightest.
For example the idea of a pitch having lanes & the "half space" describing two of those lanes is smart actually.
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Be careful what you wish for.
The UKMLA will be an exam aimed at the lowest common denominator medical school. The bar to clear it will be low compared to the USMLE, and few medical students will fail it.
Don't ask questions you might not like the answer to.
What would be really interesting is if PAs sat the UKMLA too. I would absolutely love to know how they scored compared to the Final Year Medical Student cohort.
Would be a very useful comparison, as well as a direct measure of their competence (or most likely incompetence)…
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@DrJessa
Entirely predictable though.
Lots of people haven't realised that part of the problem as to why terms and conditions are poor in the UK are your doctor colleagues.
The ones who pick up locum shifts at low rates.
The ones who work extra without asking for locum pay.
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@UTDNEO_
@eternallymoi
This response tells the world that you don't understand football.
Footballing success is predominantly about consistency and efficiency.
There are random events like mistakes that lead to surprise results and cup upsets - but that aside consistency wins.
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@doctorhammond
@Laithalexander
@thegradmedic
I don't really understand this stance.
This is an industrial dispute you support. And yet you don't support any action that employees take that causes additional expense for the employer.
Genuine question? How do you square that circle? How do drs get the Government to listen?
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@piersmorgan
Is it within his gift to give his members the pay rise they want?
Even if Lynch agrees to a deal - the members have to agree to it in a referendum.
Zero point agreeing to a deal you know your members will reject. Waste of everyone's time and makes your members more militant.
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@Sara_L_Roberts
@BMA_JuniorDocs
The point of a strike is to inconvenience people.
The benefit to you as a consultant is that if Junior Doctors wreak havoc with sustained strikes, when the time comes for Consultants to ballot and strike - the UK Government will be much more willing to negotiate in good faith.
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@ShaunLintern
@DHSCgovuk
@BMA_JuniorDocs
So the Government play is:
1. Suspension of strikes.
2. Talks in private which will take up more time than necessary to eat onto the validity period of the ballot.
3. A single digit % offer.
4. Mandating the offer is put to members.
Jrs should prepare for an indefinite strike.
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Can't legislate for late injuries. Douglas Luiz and Tielemans are worth no more than £20-25m when they are available for £10-15m in four months time and free in nine months.
It is better to keep the cash rather than overpay. We will need the money next summer.
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The thing that pisses me off, is that if UK doctors were dishonest to this extent, they would get hauled in front of the MPTS faster than you can say "General Motors Company".
Regulate NHS managers and CEOs, and this bullshit ends.
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@ReihnerEis
@Kasparov63
Your loss. You missed an all timer final, and people will be talking about it for decades to come.
Me turning off the lights makes a difference to carbon emissions. Me not watching the final wouldn't have made a blind bit of difference to FIFA.
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@Digitalwnderlnd
@Kyrinker
@AlaskaAir
Your loss.
Flying is infinitely more safe than driving, taking the bus or the train. Has been for decades now.
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@JoJoBartley
@BMA_JuniorDocs
No it's not.
And if juniors do this right it'll mean that you probably don't have to strike as hard or as long later in the year.
You should be encouraging these guys to be doing the hard yards. Your ward patients will be absolutely fine.
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@IncogAssociate
@itvnews
@staceyitv
Ah. You see I never said whether ITV were right or wrong to portray data in that way.
I simply stated that your logic, applied in the same way elsewhere, would mean you'd disagree with GMC regulation.
Thanks for confirming that you're a coward with no intellectual consistency.
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@uklee
@Parody_RCGP
@EmergMedDr
It would be nice if the British public learned to read.
You're getting more appointments with fewer GPs. With comments like this, don't be upset that you can't recruit and retain enough GPs.
Thankless task for an ungrateful public.
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@cryptooooo
@Dineropinero
@mindofprospect
You've got co-workers that are showing their openness and tolerance to religion. Very christian tbh
I presume you'd be more than willing to give up something you desire for your Iftar - in similar solidarity?
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@Dr_DeanS
@timricketts_
The public's opinion and/or is irrelevant.
Anyone who went through the 2015/16 strikes should have learned that key lesson.
If you didn't then your wages will continue to be suppressed because doctors will worry about factors that don't actually matter.
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@Arthurockgh
@CFCMod_
It's so funny that Chelsea teenagers think the last 6 years are Arsenal's "default".
They've made top 4 for the vast majority of the last 25-30 years.
Let's see what Chelsea's default is without the Russian sugar daddy...
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@TomLevins1
@reocoaker
@scottygb
You'd get a letter from a jobsworth at you ISP (internet service provider) warning you about your actions and threatening to remove you from their service and report you to the police.
So let's stop with the dumb comparisons.
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@HSJEditor
Why is it disrespectful?
What is the evidence base that associates improve outcomes?
What is the evidence base that they save physician time/resources?
What evidence base is there that they perform tasks to the same or better standard than doctors?
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@GongGasGirl
Yes.
Australia isn't an economic superpower stomping on a low income country. The UK has the means to compete with Australia in how it attracts & retains drs.
The fact that the UK uses staff wage restriction to keep costs down, is a choice. It can deal with the consequences.
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@AkbaniUmair
Deciles are a problematic construct.
Because they assume that someone in the top decile in one medical school is the same standard as another.
We all know that's not the case.
If you want a ranking based on ability, create a UK style USMLE exam to make it more equitable.
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@drjanaway
@DrLindaDykes
Lol.
@realzoestrimpel
is right about you guys being tomorrow's high earners. You just won't be high earners working in the NHS.
Put aside emigration to join me in Oz for a moment, entry into consulting and pharma for doctors is fierce currently. Wonder why...
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@TimTerry3
@MrTimLane
If you pay new graduate doctors the inflation adjusted salary for the first 5 years you received, the free accommodation you received, the 1995 final salary pension scheme you received and the free university tuition you received - then that would be fair. 😎
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@WelBeast
Do you want to see Africans play football during the rainy season in the central belt?
Or in sweltering temperatures in North Africa?
You do understand why January has historically been the month of the tournament. It's the best month across the continent in terms of weather.
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@JamesSpivey1
@JuliaHB1
What? Because people wrongly called him a tax dodger, and they're pissed they can't anymore?
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@DanielFletcher5
@markgoldbridge
He is, but only if you are prepared to build a team around him.
The problem is few teams are prepared to, and the modern game requires pressing and defending from the forwards.
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@smithyWHU_FC
@WestHam
Arsenal have won trophies pretty much every decade since becoming a first division team.
They have 13 league titles and 14 FA Cups.
All due respect to West Ham, but Arsenal are not your rivals. They are above you.
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@Lee__1407
@TaistoFCB
Arsenal, the club with the 3rd most trophies/honours in English football, behind Manchester United and Liverpool, is a new shiny toy?
Thank you for telling the world that you're at best as old as the early twenties. And also that you don't know ball.
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@JoelBrownMD
He wasn't rude.
I really don't understand why people think that he was. He could have had fun with the misunderstanding of the Vanity Fair reference - but let it slide.
Lots of people are at events they don't want to be at because of work obligations.
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I think a fair few "top 6" supporters need to either give Arsenal some respect or keep quiet.
"It's only Brentford" they said.
But none of them have managed to beat Brentford yet - except for the team top of the league.
@LatteFirm
✅ 3-1 vs. Liverpool
🤝 2-2 vs. Tottenham
✅ 1-2 vs. Manchester City
🤝 0-0 vs. Chelsea
❌ 0-3 vs. Arsenal
✅ 4-0 vs. Manchester United
Brentford’s results against the ‘big 6’ this season are simply outstanding. 🐝
Thomas Frank. What a job he is doing.👏
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@SteveBarclay
I think it's best you "reflect" on your Government's stance, rather than the social media posturing.
Good luck.
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@DrFavell
@ShaunLintern
@DHSCgovuk
This is an unwise argument.
Feel free to read through this and if you still feel the same way afterwards - that's absolutely fine but don't complain about your waiting lists or how hard it is to see a GP - because that's the outcome you are asking for.
@duffett_claire
@XelenX1
@KatrinaSheikh
They have had the biggest fall in real terms income of any group in the UK. More so than junior doctors.
Your approach of focusing on the lowest paid is common, and comes from a good place but...
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@gizellesankles
@MontyIsblessed
@RichieBrave
The Americans need to get over themselves. They aren't the world police for language.
If they don't want to use the word "coloured" that's their problem. But calling her Black when she's specifically said otherwise is disrespectful.
They can call her "mixed" or "mixed heritage"
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@MUFC_Fanatic_
@Eddie_Mugoh
@WelBeast
@ManUtd
Are Man It's fans still giving him grief for missing preseason after all that happened with his family?
No wonder he was pissed off enough to go and talk to Piers Morgan.
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@btsportfootball
Saka on the left wing is just a joke tbh.
This and the Ben White malpositioning means you need to sack whoever made this infographic.
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@HSJEditor
@BMA_JuniorDocs
They absolutely are.
They've sought a mandate twice now... If it makes Atkins sleep well at night, she can continue to pretend that a overwhelming majority of junior doctors didn't vote for strikes.
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These are the sorts of questions that will be asked about UK general practice in the coming months/years.
I think, as a specialty GP is VERY vulnerable to PAs. If the RCGP doesn't set up a robust framework for the use of PAs, it'll collapse under the weight of contradictions.
Been thinking about this for the past few days. If PAs can work in the magical land of GP. Why is a GP rotation not routinely included in FY1? Surely an FY1 could effectively work in a supernumerary position in the medical PA model?
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