An opinion piece in the guardian. As impartial as in game posts on here about the ref.
And every single article in the DMG, PLC and Murdoch print media is an opinion piece masquerading as an editorial.
At least the Guardian are honest about it.
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I hope no photos will be used in the āmy dickās bigger than yoursā competition in here
We already have a sufficient number of dicks.
No photos but if @Commando question on how to upload phone videosā¦ We might not like what we are going to seeā¦
It doesnāt have to be impartial. Itās an opinion piece. It isnāt the news.
The points made are excellent.
Out of interest, did you read it?
Youāll love it. Trust me. 
ā¦ and you prove the point ā¦ 
So, the government want students to train as doctors on the job.
Everyone, the newly revised MBBS exam, 2023 for doctors.
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Why are the BBC giving these pricks airtime?
I expect that they could pick up most things from YouTube videos and the University of Facebook.
I mean they start them out on cadavers for a reason.
I honestly donāt know what to say about that. Iām not surprised but I am shocked at where my thoughts go when I really think about it.
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And now they donāt have a single elected sitting person, anywhere, at any level.
The end.
(Until some ghoul gets an invite to Question Time)
Is that because they have achieved their goal
Hey, our GP knows less about medicine than my tomato plants. Either take two before bed or referred to a person with a double digit IQ.
Worst thing about the GPs in the UK is the letās wait and see attitude.
To get a referral you often need to go in over a several months complaining about the same thing.
Means things are not diagnosed for months or years.
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My missus saw 2 different GPās early December last year, about persistent abdominal pains.
Sent away by both of them saying nothing to worry about, but that theyād get her an ultrasound appointment in about 2 weeks.
2 days later, after me coming home early from work to take her to hospital, sheād had a ruptured appendix and half a metre of colon removed.
Back in the 90s I went to the GP a couple of times regarding a dodgy knee and his advise on the 2nd visit was to get a private consultation, for Ā£80, (which back then for a student was about 7-8 nights out) to get referred. Within a couple of months I had keyhole surgery to repair a torn meniscusā¦
Agree that GPs are a difficult interface.