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Scottish maternity unit praised after unannounced inspection. Reporting Scotland mentioned it briefly this morning. No contrast with England. Wonder why?😉 No online article though which is odd considering a leaking roof at the Inverclyde Hospital has a dedicated online article.

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Reporting Scotland is covering sexual offences on trains this morning and concealing the fact that it is a UK wide report which shows Scotland at 98 cases has the lowest recorded rate in the UK. Proportionally half that of England [2156 cases] and a fifth of Wales [407 cases].

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Deaths linked to A&E waits was the top story on Reporting Scotland yesterday. The RCEM estimated there were 818. There was no comparison with England. Why? Because the situation is proportionally far worse. In England there were 16,600 A&E related deaths last year. Why does the BBC compare Scottish drug deaths with England but not A&E related deaths? It's because the broadcaster only makes comparisons when it knows Scotland looks worse.

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This is Duma Gideon Boko, the new President of Botswana, talking about his plan to build new schools equipped with ICT equipment and to feed learners two meals a day. He says it starts next week, no fanfare, no gimmicks, no acres of useless white paper articles in newspapers, just straightforward and transparent governance. Now, if Botswana with a GDP of US$22 billion can build 50 schools in twelve months to take care of 15,000 learners, what is stopping Zimbabwe from building just a maternity theatre at the biggest hospital in Zimbabwe, which only has one maternity theatre built by Ian Smith in 1977? The story of Sally Mugabe Hospital, Zimbabwe’s biggest public hospital, is tragic. Every year, 2,500 Zimbabwean women die while giving birth. The hospital has only one working maternity theatre. Ian Smith built two in 1977, and at one point, both had stopped working until South African bank Stanbic intervened and refurbished one of them. Building a maternity theatre costs only US$37,000, yet the Mnangagwa regime has thousands of Land Cruisers being given to the political elites using taxpayers dollars. Ministers get between three and five cars each. One Land Cruiser, after paying customs duty, could fund the construction of eleven maternity theatres. Sally Mugabe Hospital is the same hospital where Zimbabwean musician Tatenda Pinjisi died without painkillers two days ago. Nurses had to use cellphone torches as there was no electricity. That is the state of Zimbabwe today!

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The Public Order Act (1986) threatens to criminalise any speech regarding ethnicity which is not wholly positive – online & in the press – at a time when the Englishman has little positive to say about +1m 'Global South' net migration. From my interview for British Thought Leaders with Lee Hall. I further link my article for ConservativeHome on the subject of the POA's application to our speech landscape:

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“If you took more than two shots I’m convinced your life is in danger” No wonder why they pushed the Booster shot so hard, even though it was obvious at this point Covid was a harmless pathogen. Listen to Japanese Scientist explain why. Terrifying.

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