PLUS: Hey Jude
Hello The year was 1948 and in the aftermath of the Second World War British society was undergoing huge changes. Clement Atlee was Prime Minister, the NHS had just been launched.
Her initial misgivings soon disappeared. Because of its immaculate garden the three-bed semi became known as ‘The house with the red roses’. And, in a perfect example of how important council housing is, three generations of the Jones family would call it home. “And Three Lions rang around again, only this time with a noticeable increase in feeling. It was a party atmosphere.” Chris has more from a tense but raucous night here..
‘He should be here today’ We’ve covered the tragic tale of Professor Amit Patel in the Mancunian Way several times before. But the questions it raises about the problems in our over-stretched NHS bear repeating. Now Prof Patel’s wife Shivani Tanna, herself an NHS doctor of 18 years, has told health reporter Helena Vesty that ‘Everything I always had concerns about played out’ in the care of her husband. Her experience as a patient and relative, the devastated mum-of-two says, ‘corroborates what own patients have told about the fact that, currently, the NHS is not fit for purpose’.
The education watchdog said the Jewish faith school, which charges £3,380 a year, 'does not actively promote mutual respect and tolerance of those with different faiths and beliefs'.
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