| The News 18:25 - Dec 25 with 3118 views | onehunglow |
Just popped in .
Why doe the BBC always look for negatives when they is good news.
Covid vaccine
Now EU agreement.
Yet some see BBC as right wing.
Enjoy the evening.
We're watching The Usual Suspects -again
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| The News on 11:37 - Dec 27 with 923 views | onehunglow |
| The News on 11:29 - Dec 27 by felixstowe_jack |
In the last couple of days I have seen news articles from Wales mentioning that the army has been called in to help the Welsh Ambulance service and Wales' biggest hospital has appealed for volunteers as they are being overwhelmed by the coronavirus epidemic. Meanwhile Drakeford has complained about the trade deal with the EU despite Wales voting to leave. He also complains he does not have as much access to Johnson as he did with May. Perhaps he has not noticed that Johnson has a country to run with the virus his priority as well as getting a free trade deal with the EU done in less than a year. Perhaps Drakeford should concentrate on sorting out the things under his control and less time than moaning. |
It is common occurence here to see North Wales Ambiwlans flying across the peninsular to the Liverpool hospitals for specialist treatment.
Without the Brain/Heart/Cancer /Childrens specialism that Liverpool hospitals have north Wales would suffer horrendously.
I imagine it would be the same in mid Wales with the Midlands providing specialist care.
Right now,Wales needs to be even closer to England and what it offers | |
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| The News on 12:02 - Dec 27 with 911 views | Neath_Jack |
| The News on 11:37 - Dec 27 by onehunglow |
It is common occurence here to see North Wales Ambiwlans flying across the peninsular to the Liverpool hospitals for specialist treatment.
Without the Brain/Heart/Cancer /Childrens specialism that Liverpool hospitals have north Wales would suffer horrendously.
I imagine it would be the same in mid Wales with the Midlands providing specialist care.
Right now,Wales needs to be even closer to England and what it offers |
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| The News on 12:57 - Dec 27 with 879 views | onehunglow |
Good song. | |
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| The News on 14:28 - Dec 27 with 850 views | Humpty |
| The News on 04:03 - Dec 26 by DJack |
The posts on this thread did not disappoint.  |
It IS a parody isn't it? It must be. |  | | |
| The News on 18:46 - Dec 27 with 814 views | Gwyn737 |
| The News on 18:01 - Dec 26 by felixstowe_jack |
Probably because we have both lived in both countries and have seen politics from all sides. I have lived in wales most of my life but having moved to England with work have seen how progressive policies create wealth and lead to everyone getting a better standard of living. While in Wales labour hate to see anyone bettering themselves. They are happy to close decent schools and inflict lower education standards on the people. Meanwhile the champainge socialist send their children to the best private schools. |
The education gap isn’t as simple as that, Felix.
There’s a lot of research into the attainment gap at GCSE between England and Wales that indicates it’s skewed by the larger % of multi ethnic children in England. These children tend to perform better at GSCE.
Reduced immigration post Brexit could lead to the gap narrowing. However changes to the curriculum coming in Wales (in my opinion) will see the gap remain or even widen. | | | |
| The News on 20:55 - Dec 27 with 786 views | AndyCole |
The BBC News App was ditched a long time ago, just when the BBC lost its way and pandered meekly to the meek.
Ditched along with any short-form mass media news digest.
Far better nowadays to go deep and wide with a couple of well balanced sources such as The Economist for the unbiased facts and The Spectator for rational common sense. | |
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| The News on 22:31 - Dec 27 with 747 views | FieryJack |
| The News on 20:55 - Dec 27 by AndyCole |
The BBC News App was ditched a long time ago, just when the BBC lost its way and pandered meekly to the meek.
Ditched along with any short-form mass media news digest.
Far better nowadays to go deep and wide with a couple of well balanced sources such as The Economist for the unbiased facts and The Spectator for rational common sense. |
The Spectator is a good read, and I once, briefly, subscribed to it.
But, basically, it clearly supports the Conservative Party, and as such is not particularly well-balanced.
If you're tired of "diversity and inclusivity", abhor the PC brigade, despise the trendy BBC etc. you'll love it.
Not for me, though. |  | | |
| The News on 10:33 - Dec 28 with 672 views | onehunglow |
| The News on 22:31 - Dec 27 by FieryJack |
The Spectator is a good read, and I once, briefly, subscribed to it.
But, basically, it clearly supports the Conservative Party, and as such is not particularly well-balanced.
If you're tired of "diversity and inclusivity", abhor the PC brigade, despise the trendy BBC etc. you'll love it.
Not for me, though. |
It s for that reason I never read The Guardian or the Mirror. | |
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| The News on 12:31 - Dec 29 with 608 views | felixstowe_jack |
| The News on 18:46 - Dec 27 by Gwyn737 |
The education gap isn’t as simple as that, Felix.
There’s a lot of research into the attainment gap at GCSE between England and Wales that indicates it’s skewed by the larger % of multi ethnic children in England. These children tend to perform better at GSCE.
Reduced immigration post Brexit could lead to the gap narrowing. However changes to the curriculum coming in Wales (in my opinion) will see the gap remain or even widen. |
Quite agree the figures also show children of Caribbean heritage perform worse than white British while children of African heritage perform far better than average. It think it says more about the aspirations the parents have for their children than the education system itself. | |
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| The News on 13:23 - Dec 29 with 590 views | onehunglow |
| The News on 12:31 - Dec 29 by felixstowe_jack |
Quite agree the figures also show children of Caribbean heritage perform worse than white British while children of African heritage perform far better than average. It think it says more about the aspirations the parents have for their children than the education system itself. |
Totally agree.
Our greatest national problem is raising kids to believe the world owes them a living no matter how uneducated ,lawless or feckless they might be.
If we imbued our girls with a desire for edication,they could study to be nurses so then we wouldnt have to import them from all over the world. The girls coming from those place feel honoured to work in the NHS while many of ours are simply looking forward to get humped and get a flat in a sink estate so that the State can look after them -forever. | |
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| The News on 13:54 - Dec 29 with 573 views | Neath_Jack |
| The News on 13:23 - Dec 29 by onehunglow |
Totally agree.
Our greatest national problem is raising kids to believe the world owes them a living no matter how uneducated ,lawless or feckless they might be.
If we imbued our girls with a desire for edication,they could study to be nurses so then we wouldnt have to import them from all over the world. The girls coming from those place feel honoured to work in the NHS while many of ours are simply looking forward to get humped and get a flat in a sink estate so that the State can look after them -forever. |
What about training men as nurses then? | |
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| The News on 14:04 - Dec 29 with 560 views | Gwyn737 |
| The News on 13:23 - Dec 29 by onehunglow |
Totally agree.
Our greatest national problem is raising kids to believe the world owes them a living no matter how uneducated ,lawless or feckless they might be.
If we imbued our girls with a desire for edication,they could study to be nurses so then we wouldnt have to import them from all over the world. The girls coming from those place feel honoured to work in the NHS while many of ours are simply looking forward to get humped and get a flat in a sink estate so that the State can look after them -forever. |
Girls outperform boys at pretty much every level at GCSE.
Whatever they choose to do next, they are not electing to go into nursing hence the need for immigration to hold the system up.
They question is why aren’t enough choosing to go into nursing to meet the demand? | | | |
| The News on 14:07 - Dec 29 with 559 views | Gwyn737 |
| The News on 13:54 - Dec 29 by Neath_Jack |
What about training men as nurses then? |
I’ve got a mate who I used to play Sunday league with who is a nurse at Great Ormand Street.
Lovely fella but an absolute animal once he’d crossed the white line.
It used to make us chuckle when he’d take someone out so badly that he’d be the only person at the match with the skills to treat the bloke he’d just mangled! | | | |
| The News on 14:33 - Dec 29 with 543 views | Joe_bradshaw |
| The News on 13:54 - Dec 29 by Neath_Jack |
What about training men as nurses then? |
I am involved with interviewing candidates for the nursing degree at Swansea University. We have 15% male candidates which has been constant for a number of years.
Incidentally there are now more females studying to be doctors in the UK than males now. |  |
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| The News on 14:53 - Dec 29 with 526 views | Highjack |
| The News on 14:04 - Dec 29 by Gwyn737 |
Girls outperform boys at pretty much every level at GCSE.
Whatever they choose to do next, they are not electing to go into nursing hence the need for immigration to hold the system up.
They question is why aren’t enough choosing to go into nursing to meet the demand? |
Because it’s relatively low paid considering you work long unsociable hours and it’s highly stressful. |  |
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| The News on 15:10 - Dec 29 with 510 views | Kilkennyjack |
| The News on 13:23 - Dec 29 by onehunglow |
Totally agree.
Our greatest national problem is raising kids to believe the world owes them a living no matter how uneducated ,lawless or feckless they might be.
If we imbued our girls with a desire for edication,they could study to be nurses so then we wouldnt have to import them from all over the world. The girls coming from those place feel honoured to work in the NHS while many of ours are simply looking forward to get humped and get a flat in a sink estate so that the State can look after them -forever. |
How do you know this ?
On the surface, you seem to have a very low opinion of our young women.
And I must say that its not an opinion i share.
I think our young people have so much more to offer than my generation ever did, for example. |  |
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| The News on 15:15 - Dec 29 with 503 views | Neath_Jack |
| The News on 14:33 - Dec 29 by Joe_bradshaw |
I am involved with interviewing candidates for the nursing degree at Swansea University. We have 15% male candidates which has been constant for a number of years.
Incidentally there are now more females studying to be doctors in the UK than males now. |
It's the same in the construction industry, but reversed.
One of the best apprentices I've seen over the past 10 years, was a female carpenter.
A good carpenter can earn twice that of a nurse as well. | |
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| The News on 16:09 - Dec 29 with 484 views | londonlisa2001 |
| The News on 13:23 - Dec 29 by onehunglow |
Totally agree.
Our greatest national problem is raising kids to believe the world owes them a living no matter how uneducated ,lawless or feckless they might be.
If we imbued our girls with a desire for edication,they could study to be nurses so then we wouldnt have to import them from all over the world. The girls coming from those place feel honoured to work in the NHS while many of ours are simply looking forward to get humped and get a flat in a sink estate so that the State can look after them -forever. |
It’s like a visit to the land that time forgot reading that. | | | |
| The News on 16:44 - Dec 29 with 466 views | NotLoyal |
| The News on 16:09 - Dec 29 by londonlisa2001 |
It’s like a visit to the land that time forgot reading that. |
It’s what makes this website so funny and intriguing. |  |
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| The News on 17:01 - Dec 29 with 455 views | onehunglow |
| The News on 14:04 - Dec 29 by Gwyn737 |
Girls outperform boys at pretty much every level at GCSE.
Whatever they choose to do next, they are not electing to go into nursing hence the need for immigration to hold the system up.
They question is why aren’t enough choosing to go into nursing to meet the demand? |
Those girls that do attend school .that is. | |
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| The News on 19:07 - Dec 29 with 424 views | Vincent_Vega |
| The News on 14:53 - Dec 29 by Highjack |
Because it’s relatively low paid considering you work long unsociable hours and it’s highly stressful. |
Absolutely. In short, it ain’t worth it. |  |
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