Prof Martin Marshall, who chairs the Royal College of GPs, said: “Prescribing is a core skill for GPs and many of our nurse and pharmacist colleagues in primary care and doing whatever we can to prescribe the most appropriate medicine for our patients, in an evidence-based way is something we strive to do on a… Read More »
People struggle to get Covid-19 lateral flow tests on Freedom Day after Government website suffers ‘temporary technical glitch’ Britons unable to order Covid-19 lateral flow tests today after ‘temporary glitch’ People attempting to order supplies today were told to ‘come back tomorrow’ Comes as the UK lifted almost all legal restrictions on so-called Freedom Day… Read More »
Tech bros are at it again. After dominating Silicon Valley in the past two decades, hiking up rent prices in the area and filling the streets with fleece vests and wool sneakers, they’re now spreading into other regions, such as Austin and North Carolina. But merely setting up shop in a hot new spot just… Read More »
The Morrison government has walked back a new vaccine timeline suggested by Trade Minister Dan Tehan, who claimed the government aimed to immunise all Australians by the end of the year. Speaking live on Sky News on Sunday, Mr Tehan said the government aimed to offer all Australians their first COVID-19 vaccine dose by the… Read More »
The government has received reports of house parties being organised for St Patrick’s Day, despite the fact that it could lead to fines or prosecutions. “We are hearing reports of house parties, street parties and other parties being arranged. We want to remind you that no organised activity is permitted under the current level of… Read More »
A government official in the Philippines is to be removed from his post after being caught having sex with his secretary during a Zoom call. Captain Jesus Estil, of the Fatima Dos village council in the province of Cavite, appeared not to know his camera was on at the time of the incident, witnessed by… Read More »