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@DHSCgovuk @Apprenticeships Think you need to make this clear that you still have to do a university degree to be a paramedic. It's exactly the same, placement in direct gives you experience and on job learning. We need to stop differentiating these as different. Both require degrees and experience.

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@DHSCgovuk @Apprenticeships I may have misunderstood her in the video, but she says shaped to be the paramedic that London deserves - but she is an EMT (by her epaulettes). Becoming a Paramedic - still requires University. On the job training? You still have classroom training & road placements (as Uni does

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This happened right after the helicopter 🚁 crash in DC. So who was that. And also why would you take it out of one car wrapped up in a flag then put into a ambulance 🚑. 🤔

This happened right after the helicopter 🚁 crash in DC. So who was that. And also why would you take it out of one car wrapped up in a flag then put into a ambulance 🚑. 🤔

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‘This is London. This is where it happens’ 🚑🚨 After a two week break, #Ambulance is back on #BBCOne at 9pm this Thursday. Watch our teams respond to some of the most serious and challenging life-threatening emergencies in the capital.

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⚡️Journalists Anas Al-Sharif and Mahmoud Sabah from inside an ambulance transporting a number of martyrs and wounded as a result of raids that targeted citizens’ homes in Jabalia, north of the Gaza Strip. This is zionism in its full form.

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