Physician associate claims to have attended ‘medical school’ and studied 80% of graduate medicine in 2 yrs EIGHTY PERCENT! Is this what you’re teaching your PA students City St George's, University of London School of Health & Medical Sciences ?

Everyone should listen to this. The way PA Stephen Nash addresses prof Leng . You’re not safe enough to see undifferentiated patients . We’ve been saying this for years .

Well, Opera Holland Park absolutely smashed Lucia di Lammermoor 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🗡 Romantic chorus and orchestra, real zip and momentum, plenty of light and shade and stylistically on the nose Michael Papadopoulos Grown up, well rehearsed, detailed production - brava Cecilia Stinton #OHPLucia

I'm going to try a little experiment. It's just gone 9:00am, London and parts of southern England are under an "Amber" weather warning, let's how long it takes for the sewage dumping to start and how it progresses over the next few hours. Oh look, it's only been raining for a

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A suggestion as I read a few views Suggest The Leng review release video of the stakeholders meeting? I asked a few specific questions -one was specifically around what Prof Leng would like GMC to do re Physician Assistants A lot of people will find her replies quite helpful.

'I thought I was seeing a Royal College of General Practitioners GP not a physician associate: a week later I was in A&E'. #DanielHarris said he was given just 20 minutes to live when he arrived at an NHS England A&E after being misdiagnosed twice by physician associates inews.co.uk/news/thought-s… via

A great privilege to have welcomed Nicholas McCarthy to the BBC Proms for the very first time. And what a storming Walton 1 from the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra under Mark Wigglesworth. We’re only three days in, but we’ve already had some corkers so far this season 🎶

In memory of my sister Margaret, we launched a Glioblastoma drug trial. Now, Margaret’s Trial is open on the NHS - and offering real hope. Ben, diagnosed with a Glioblastoma in 2022, saw his tumour vanish. His story helped make this happen. Watch here:

Composers - let’s all give thanks to our orchestras and to our precious BBC BBC Radio 3 BBC Proms BBC Symphony Orchestra & Chorus #FirstNightofTheProms

The first of the BBC Philharmonic Orchestra’s BBC Proms this season, and what a way to begin — with a world premiere by Tom Coult (commissioned by the BBC and gloriously sung by Allan Clayton) and a blazing Mahler 7, all under the baton of the brilliant John Storgårds.

“I have my piano in my room so I'm spending a lot of time in there just playing and chilling. I don't think that there's a day that I go without playing it…especially on game days." England’s new footballing hero Michelle Agyemang: bbc.co.uk/sport/football…

We've invested millions to expand school places & improve SEND provision across Salford. This is part of Salford City Council's commitment to making sure every child in our city gets the best start in life, & the quality of education that they need & deserve. news.salford.gov.uk/news/450-000-t…

Lost count now. How on earth is this hospital still open? "The Care Quality Commission has restricted referrals to St Andrew's Northampton site to ensure the safety of their current inpatients" bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

So proud of the brilliant BBC Proms team for acheiving this. A joy-filled afternoon at the Royal Albert Hall with Puccini, Saint-Saëns, clowns, dolls, Traitors, Faithfuls, and lots more besides. So much joy in the room!

Dishonest infomercial for #assistedsuicide. Dishonest because it pretends that ingesting deadly drugs to end your life is somehow not suicide but "#assisteddying". Dishonest because many of its examples wouldn't qualify under #Leadbeater law. theguardian.com/society/2025/j…

Congratulations Lionesses !!! What a result! Euro Champions 2025. You’ve done us all so proud. #WEURO2025 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

That is something that makes me happy Thank you Baroness Keeley of Worsley (also on BlueSky) Always here for patient safety And my absolute privilege to be able to use my role in Royal College of Physicians to do so. #TuesdayTruth 🫡

A disabled man has chosen to stop taking life-saving medication because it is too hard to get health and social care This is the system we're introducing assisted suicide into. Are we ashamed yet? bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…