Month: January 2018

City Hall, home of the Mayor of London is a brooding, glass building on the south-side of the River Thames… contrasting with […]

“Blood test could use DNA to spot eight of the most common cancers, study shows,” The Guardian reports.

News and Comment from Roy Lilley. I fear I have bad news.  As unwelcome as it might be, I have to tell […]

The health of children in England is being harmed by deepening public sector cuts and “disjointed” government policies, a report has found.

The seagulls shouted at each other, wheeling and diving.  Below them a man, walking his dog, leaned into the winter wind. The […]

As winter pressures continue and NHS services everywhere are feeling the pinch, the country’s leading health economy is once again at the […]

News and Comment from Roy Lilley. We have a Minister for Loneliness.  She is also a qualified FA football coach, the minister […]

If your staff do not come from ‘off the shelf’ why would you choose training that does? The benefits of training are […]

I don’t know why I let them upset me but they do.  They irritate me beyond belief.   I’ve tried everything.  Deep […]

Antibiotic-resistant bacteria may have a new ally in their quest to infect humanity: surfers swallowing seawater.